'Soldier on': workers face rising abuse and bullying Mental injury claims arising from workplace stress, bullying, harassment and abuse are increasing in regional areas, with fears employees will quit "in droves". AAP · Oct 12
Proteas underdone ahead of heavyweight Australia clash Spinner Keshav Maharaj has conceded the fact South Africa entering the Test series against Australia without a red-ball match in 10 months has impacted them. AAP · Oct 12
Payday looms for undervalued Aussie workers The federal government has announced a substantial payout to workers in the health, disability and community service sectors. AAP · Oct 12
'Pre-vetting' accusation as politicians grapple with AI Labor and the coalition stand accused of interfering with a bipartisan committee's recommendations from an independent inquiry into rapid technological changes. AAP · Oct 12
Tigers on course to maul Afghanistan in Test Afghanistan are 3-132 still 347 runs short of victory in the one-off Test match against Bangladesh, for whom Litton Das made a century. AAP · Oct 12
Greens at odds over sending weapons to Ukraine Whether Australia should be giving tanks, vehicles and munitions to Ukraine to help it defend against Russia has divided the Greens. AAP · Oct 12
Telstra takes aim at nation's growing regulatory burden Telstra's chairman has cited mandatory mobile roaming as an example of a regulation that discourages investment at a time Australia needs more of it. AAP · Oct 12
Women continue to face an 'uneven' pathway to the top A new workplace report reveals a stark executive gender gap, as rising female promotions flatten out before reaching the chief executive level. AAP · Oct 12
New migrants make for proud but anxious Aussies Migrants value their Australian identity and feel they are improving productivity and innovation despite concerns with skilled migration settings from industry. AAP · Oct 12
'More work to do': ageing population puts clamp on EDs More older Australians are arriving in emergency rooms, placing strain on hospitals and increasing the caseload beyond "bread and butter" work. AAP · Oct 12
Smith to be monitored as middle-order questions loom Steve Smith has passed initial concussion tests, but will continue to be monitored after being struck in the side of the helmet by Anrich Nortje. AAP · Oct 12
Gilkes, Wadia shine in SA's one-day win over Victoria Matthew Gilkes hit his first century in an interstate game and Jerssis Wadia snared three wickets for SA as they easily beat Victoria again. AAP · Oct 12
Matt the Bat becomes Matt the Ball with win in sight Australia are six wickets away from a series-opening victory in Durban, after South Africa slumped to 4-102 in pursuit of an unlikely target of 421. AAP · Oct 12
Chapman expectant, and expecting, with new cycling deal Australian cyclist Brodie Chapman, who is pregnant with her first child, has signed a two-year deal with the Liv Jayco AlUla team. AAP · Oct 12
AAP · Oct 12 Molly's murderer set to appeal, dashing family's hopes The man who murdered Molly Ticehurst has flagged his intention to appeal his jail sentence, which attracted widespread criticism for its perceived leniency.
AAP · Oct 12 Matildas boss's update on Sam Kerr ankle, staff changes Matildas mentor Joe Montemurro has addressed Sam Kerr ankle issues ahead of Australia's clash against Haiti in France.
AAP · Oct 12 Talay not fussed by potentially hostile ALM opener Ufuk Talay isn't fazed about copping flak from Sydney FC fans when he returns to Allianz Stadium as coach of his new club Western Sydney Wanderers on Friday.
AAP · Oct 12 Teen dies in remote community after alleged assault A man is in custody in a remote community following an alleged assault that left a 16-year-old girl dead.
AAP · Oct 12 Anti-Semitism inquiry to take extra evidence in secret The Royal Commission into anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion will hold an additional hearing in relation to the Bondi massacre after concluding in August.
AAP · Oct 12 Lehrmann off hook for alleged submarine secrets spill Bruce Lehrmann has snagged a win after the federal corruption body dropped an investigation into whether he misused classified information on submarines.
AAP · Oct 12 Chess pro's alleged stalker goes on hunger strike A cafe owner accused of stalking a chess player is on a prison hunger strike after alleging guards failed to act when attacked by other inmates.
AAP · Oct 12 'Really bad': woman driving with five kids unrestrained A baby being held by a five-year-old was allegedly among five kids who were found to be unrestrained in a car driven by an unlicensed woman caught speeding.
AAP · Oct 12 Former Blues skipper shocked by player hospital visits Questions continue to linger over the circumstances that led to the hospitalisation of AFL players Lachie Cowan and Will Hayward, as a Carlton great weighs in.
AAP · Oct 12 'It's been real': Wallabies star's no-fuss retirement Andrew Kellaway won't get the chance to reach 50 caps for the Wallabies after announcing his rugby retirement one Test short of the milestone.
AAP · Oct 12 Seekers star speaks out over CPAC song use The co-authors of the classic song I Am Australian have objected to its use at a conservative conference, saying their permission was never sought.