'We move on': de Minaur shrugs off US Open shocker Newly-married Alex de Minaur is feeling philosophical after suffering his earliest US Open exit in five years, a second-round loss to Botic van de Zandschulp. AAP · Sep 4
'Fire in the belly': Crows seek finals redemption Adelaide's players are seeking some redemption for last year's finals flop when they host the Western Bulldogs in an elimination final. AAP · Sep 4
'Callous and cruel': suburban slave owner jailed A woman duped into moving to Australia was treated like a human alarm clock, deprived of food and assaulted by a man now convicted of slavery. AAP · Sep 4
Fullback still No.1 choice for breakout Manly star Clayton Faulalo has been a shining light at fullback and five-eighth for Manly, while playing centre appears likely in 2027, but No.1 is still his best spot. AAP · Sep 4
Nick Kyrgios accepts one-month ban for cocaine use Nick Kyrgios has been suspended from tennis for one month and entered a treatment program after testing positive for cocaine in June. AAP · Sep 3
Nepal survivors' fresh test as men pulled from tunnel Infrastructure challenges continue to hamper the search for survivors of the Nepal-Tibet floods as rescuers make a dramatic rescue at an underground facility. AAP · Sep 3
CFMEU delegate charged with dealing drugs at work sites Three people, including a CFMEU delegate, have been arrested as part of an investigation into drug trafficking on construction sites. AAP · Sep 3
Great Dane: Aussie wildcard roars into Open's last 32 Australian wildcard Dane Sweeny is placing no limit on how far he can go after surging into the US Open third round to be Australia's last singles hope in NYC. AAP · Sep 3
Donaldson in rare start, Kiss makes centres switch Ben Donaldson will wear the Wallabies' No.10 for the first time in two years while Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii and Len Ikitau have been returned to the centres. AAP · Sep 3
How a blood donor saved a happy couple's wedding day A lovely couple thought they should call off their wedding after a shock cancer diagnosis, but a much-needed blood transfusion saved their special day. AAP · Sep 3
'Cherish it': Duckworth eyes another Davis Cup crack Late-blooming Australian No.2 James Duckworth hopes he has done enough to earn another Davis Cup call-up for this month's clash with Poland. AAP · Sep 3
Mates jump at Green Shadows to get bus to Birdsville A man who races yabbies and auctions goldfish couldn't resist a stake in a nag that never made it in the city, but is a red-hot chance in the dust and dirt. AAP · Sep 3
Public trust in politicians drops amid voter cynicism An increasing number of Australians believe politicians aren't serving them, as a report highlights changing attitudes toward government and democracy. AAP · Sep 3
Relentless Hawks embrace pressure in AFL finals stunner Undaunted by a hostile crowd, Hawthorn's demolition of Fremantle started at the coalface and was franked down back as they secured a home AFL preliminary final. AAP · Sep 3
AAP · Sep 3 Pacific pushback but no condemnation over China missile A statement by Pacific leaders expressing concern over China's missile test is being viewed as a sign of pragmatism as nations walk a diplomatic tightrope.
AAP · Sep 3 Molly's killer acted like 'Grim Reaper' before murder A court has released images of Molly Ticehurst's murderer in the hours after the killing, a crime that galvanised a national movement against gendered violence.
AAP · Sep 3 Police warned 'clown show' gang warfare could escalate Experts fear more innocent people could be killed in botched organised crime attacks if police do not get on top of escalating gang warfare.
AAP · Sep 3 Cats, Blues ponder tagging calls for elimination final There will be plenty of intrigue over which Carlton star Geelong tagger Oisin Mullin will attempt to limit in a blockbuster AFL elimination final.
AAP · Sep 3 'Eye-watering': minister stares down health funds plea Lobbying from state leaders has failed to unlock more money from the federal government to address the growing problem of aged care bed block .
AAP · Sep 3 Natural selection: women win at top science awards A team studying aspects of domestic violence, a marine heatwave forecasting system and a solar panel recycling solution are among the Eureka Prize winners.
AAP · Sep 3 No fears: defiant Freo lick their wounds and go again Fremantle's flag hopes are on thin ice after their loss to Hawthorn, but coach Justin Longmuir says he has no fears about having to do things the hard way.
AAP · Sep 3 Wizard weaves magic as Hawks hammer shocker Dockers Hawthorn have ended Fremantle's perfect home record, pulling off a 32-point AFL qualifying final win to put the minor premiers at risk of a straight-sets exit.
AAP · Sep 3 Fremantle coach defends AFL finals selection gamble Brandon Walker's AFL finals recall ended in tears, but Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir is adamant it was the right selection call.
AAP · Sep 3 Broncos fall to 45-year low despite defeating Bulldogs Canterbury have rolled over with a whimper in their final NRL regular-season game as the Bulldogs fell to Brisbane in a 34-20 defeat.
AAP · Sep 3 'Corrosive': ex-rail boss jailed over corrupt contracts A corruption scandal involving cash in envelopes handed to a state's railway bosses for multimillion-dollar contracts has ended with the jailing of two people.