Taiwan wants in for next Pacific forum, NZ isn't sure The Pacific Islands Forum is considering how to better structure its engagement with other world powers but isn't about to show Taiwan the door. AAP · Sep 3
No shift on Swans suspension amid police investigation Sydney coach Dean Cox says player suspensions won't change after Victoria Police provided an update on an investigation into sexual assault allegations. AAP · Sep 3
Why the Bulldogs will back themselves in a close final With eight wins by 10 points or less this season, Western Bulldogs forward Aaron Naughton has lifted the lid on how they keep getting it done in tight games. AAP · Sep 3
'If we're serious about it': Tonga's rugby reminder Wycliff Palu, the former Wallaby with Tongan heritage, is invested in providing consistent exposure to the sport in a country that still loves rugby. AAP · Sep 3
Pressure builds over mistaken identity murder spree One state's leaders reject criminals are running the streets, as an expert laid bare the machinations behind two horror days of mistaken identity executions. AAP · Sep 3
Banks help Aussie shares snap three-day losing streak Australian stocks have staged a rally after falling for days on elevated inflation risks, but caution persists as traders weigh the path ahead for markets. AAP · Sep 3
Roosters coach backs NRL wildcard weekend Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson would be in favour of introducing a wildcard weekend ahead of the NRL finals once the competition has more teams. AAP · Sep 3
'Long haul': NFL's bold plan for future Aussie games Ahead of the NFL's landmark regular-season game at the MCG, league officials have declared they want to play games in Australia every year. AAP · Sep 3
'Sailor's disease' scurvy linked to young boy's death A 'very fussy' six-year-old boy was taking a multivitamin to improve his health but doctors realised too late that the product lacked vitamin C. AAP · Sep 3
Power supply 'secure' after fire guts hydro station A major hydroelectric power plant has gone up in flames, with fire crews working through the night to bring the blaze under control. AAP · Sep 3
Cats drop key defender, Lions welcome back McCluggage Geelong have pulled a selection surprise by axing a reliable key defender, but star midfielder Max Holmes is back to tackle the Blues. AAP · Sep 3
'Lucky' veteran signs on as historic World Cup beckons The ACT Brumbies have announced that prop James Slipper will stay on for another year following a season where he became Super Rugby's most-capped player. AAP · Sep 3
Shocked Fagan calls out 'unfair' Clarkson assessment Chris Fagan hopes Alastair Clarkson was given a chance to act on feedback given to him by North Melbourne before the four-time premiership coach's brutal axing. AAP · Sep 3
Perry wants better schedule for good of cricket Australia's women no longer play elite cricket in school-holiday windows under the current schedule - something Ellyse Perry believes needs to change. AAP · Sep 3
AAP · Sep 3 Dance of death is a disco as world premiere looms Are you going to die? Then the latest show from Queensland dance company The Farm might be for you.
AAP · Sep 3 Australia and US should 'match' defence capabilities Defence Minister Richard Marles has met with senior officials from the Trump administration, as Australia is told its capabilities should "match" the US.
AAP · Sep 3 Injured Nichols pulls out of Fiji Pro surf final Isabella Nichols' ankle injury has forced her out of the Fiji Pro surfing final, handing the event win to the rival she regards as her little sister.
AAP · Sep 3 'No brainer': tobacco tax-cut idea could crush crime An economist has joined the call for a drastic cut to the tobacco excise, as the coalition pledges to slash the tax by 80 per cent.
AAP · Sep 2 Manhunt as tobacco shop arsonist 'left for dead' A tobacco store arson gone wrong has left an offender fighting for his life, with police declaring his "so-called mate" will be held responsible if he dies.
AAP · Sep 2 Opals chase World Cup amid injuries, lack of training Under a new captain, Alex Fowler has revealed how the Opals plan to overcome their injury toll and mostly online training to succeed at the FIBA World Cup.
AAP · Sep 2 'Our sport - crazy': the grand slam that never sleeps Australian import Daria Kasatkina says it's crazy tennis players should be subjected to midnight starts and has called for a grand slam curfew.
AAP · Sep 2 Australian drones, telco data sent to help Nepal search Specialist drones equipped with AI capabilities will travel to flood-ravaged Nepal with a 15-person team, as telco data is used to track missing Australians.
AAP · Sep 2 AI to be 'greatest change since electricity': Keating Former prime minister Paul Keating has called on the federal government to embrace structural change, including the challenges of artificial intelligence.
AAP · Sep 2 Fair shows ancient medium dominating contemporary art The biggest arts fair event in Australia has returned and many of the contemporary artists involved have taken umbrage at the digital era they work in.
AAP · Sep 2 'Soft' earnings season for Australia's major companies Australia's top listed companies have returned to earnings growth after three years of declines, but the profit season was still soft compared to the US.