Telstra fined for failed ID checks that led to fraud Telstra has been fined over a quarter of a million dollars for failing to carry out required identity verification checks to protect customers from fraud. AAP · Sep 2
'Moving onwards': de Minaur unfazed about Open backlog Alex de Minaur is unfazed about playing three times in three days after overcoming another two-hour rain delay to book his place in the US Open second round. AAP · Sep 2
Call it out: online register to drive anti-racism First Nations people targeted by racist and discriminatory behaviour can call it out by lodging reports to an online register aimed at driving change. AAP · Sep 2
Women's health innovators face arduous path to success Female health technology innovators have discussed the challenges in building companies that stay in Australia amid a difficult funding landscape for women. AAP · Sep 2
Molly's killer sang and filmed midnight drive to murder The father of a rural childcare educator murdered by her violent ex-boyfriend hopes the killer is always haunted by her screams. AAP · Sep 2
Big banks unanimous in calling for housing supply boost Big four banks call for collaboration between all levels of government to boost housing supply to address intergenerational home-ownership inequity. AAP · Sep 2
AFL flag coach to 'have a good think' about North job Adam Simpson and John Longmire want the dust to settle before they make a call on whether they are keen to succeed Alastair Clarkson as North Melbourne coach. AAP · Sep 2
Worse than 2007: productivity stat bad news for the RBA Low productivity means Australia's economy is growing above its "speed limit", amplifying concerns the Reserve Bank will hike interest rates again. AAP · Sep 2
'More mature' O'Connor back home, eyes Wallabies return Veteran James O'Connor is back in Western Force black and blue, but wants to fight for another Wallabies green and gold jersey. AAP · Sep 2
Flagmantle frenzy grows as Dockers brace for Hawks Fremantle are a perfect 12-0 at home this season, with their fervent fanbase and Wharfie Time crowd activation proving to be big weapons. AAP · Sep 2
The two sides to Australia's climate record in Pacific Pacific nations are enthusiastic partners with Australia on renewable projects in their region but remain frustrated at high-emitting countries. AAP · Sep 2
Tennis speed demon saves Australian blushes in New York Alex de Minaur has saved Australia from a day-four US Open wipe-out as James Duckworth, Taylah Preston, Kim Birrell, Daria Kasatkina and Maya Joint bowed out. AAP · Sep 2
Dockers spring selection surprise for Hawks AFL final While most changes were expected, a Fremantle defender will play only his fourth game in two seasons when the Dockers meet Hawthorn in their qualifying final. AAP · Sep 2
PNG's Young pursuit on hold after salary-cap drama PNG's signing spree has met its first major hurdle, with the NRL to push back on the offer that was expected to be made to Canberra star Hudson Young. AAP · Sep 2
AAP · Sep 2 What sacking means for Clarkson and his AFL club Alastair Clarkson's sacking is expected to mark the end of his decorated coaching career, while it's unclear who will coach AFL club North Melbourne in 2027.
AAP · Sep 2 'An honour': Hawks defender on Freo's forward weapons Hawthorn defender Tom Barrass has opened up on the "honour" of taking on Fremantle's famed tall forwards Josh Treacy, Patrick Voss and Jye Amiss.
AAP · Sep 2 Frosty reception as major parties lock horns on housing Leaders from the Labor, Liberal and One Nation parties have drawn political battle lines over housing as a state election draws near.
AAP · Sep 2 More taxpayer funds to help a mining town ditch coal The WA government will stump up $58.6 million, in addition to more than $700 million already allocated, to support a mining town transition away from coal.
AAP · Sep 2 'Batten down hatches': Dogs prepared for fired-up Crows Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has urged his players to pay no attention to the noise surrounding under-fire Adelaide mentor Matthew Nicks.
AAP · Sep 2 How North football boss handled tough call to sack mate North Melbourne football boss Todd Viney says it was "tremendously stressful and hard" to make the call to fire coach and close friend Alastair Clarkson.
AAP · Sep 2 Compensation payouts to robodebt victims to be tax free Payments to those affected by robodebt be exempt from income testing and tax as part of measures to ensure victims keep all of their financial redress..
AAP · Sep 2 'Full-on': Clarkson's intensity proves his downfall Alastair Clarkson was at his finest when the pressure of AFL coaching was at its highest, until eventually his famed intensity brought him undone.
AAP · Sep 2 World Cup ticket sales boost Christchurch NRL hopes A match between New Zealand and Cook Islands looms as the first to sell out for the 2026 Rugby League World Cup, in another case for NRL expansion.
AAP · Sep 2 Controversial gas pipeline a step closer Streamlined environmental assessments of a pipeline linking a territory's gas field with the east coast have been granted to the company proposing to build it.
AAP · Sep 2 Police talk to four Sydney men in AFL sex assault probe Four Sydney men have been interviewed by police as part of an investigation into alleged sexual assaults during a post-match gathering in a hotel room.