'Bury him': Hadley's explosive texts about rival Jones Influential broadcaster Ray Hadley wrote he wouldn't rest until he buried rival Alan Jones "literally and figuratively" after allegations of indecent assault. AAP · Sep 2
Lehrmann jurors could be grilled on pre-trial knowledge Potential jurors for an upcoming trial could be cross-examined under oath by lawyers about their knowledge of Bruce Lehrmann. AAP · Sep 2
Blanket bans on AI could cause 'data centre panic' Business peak bodies have cautioned against uniform rules for how data centres are powered, warning it could stifle investment in the technology. AAP · Sep 2
Missing sheep worth almost $2m sparks police probe An appeal for information has been launched by police after about 5500 sheep were allegedly stolen from a rural property. AAP · Sep 2
Aussie shares fall as uncertainty hangs over markets Miners have sold off sharply after fresh strikes between the US and Iran sent oil prices higher, while bond yields soared as inflation fears swelled. AAP · Sep 2
How star Cat 'flipped the script' on pre-finals anxiety Geelong forward Shannon Neale has opened up on working his way through his pre-finals anxiety after losing the AFL grand final last year. AAP · Sep 2
Nauru to be endorsed as next Pacific Islands Forum host The next string of Pacific Islands Forum hosts are now set: New Zealand in 2027, Nauru in 2028, Marshall Islands in 2029 and in 2031, French Polynesia. AAP · Sep 2
What Roos want from next coach after sacking Clarkson North Melbourne didn't feel Alastair Clarkson could keep up with the modern game and, after brutally sacking their coach, want his successor to show they can. AAP · Sep 2
'Fantastic role model': Strikers coach on Stokes Adelaide Strikers coach Tim Paine has no plans to raise Ben Stokes' off-field behaviour with the star Englishman when he arrives to play in the BBL. AAP · Sep 2
Amiss joins big boys club as Freo set sights on flag Jye Amiss has kicked a career-high 58 goals this season as part of Fremantle's feared three-pronged attack, and Hawthorn will have their hands full on Thursday. AAP · Sep 2
Carlton forward pushes for return, defender in doubt Carlton forward Will Hayward is making his case to return from injury for the Blues' elimination final, but a veteran defender appears in doubt. AAP · Sep 2
Man charged over alleged anti-Semitic hate threats A 52-year-old man has been charged after police investigated abusive and threatening anti-Semitic messages allegedly directed at a religious organisation. AAP · Sep 2
Telstra system behind outage understaffed, underfunded A system update that caused a widespread Telstra outage was not tested after coming back online, with the two technicians who made the change sent home. AAP · Sep 2
'Rush to conclusions': calls for calm on house prices Labor is calling for calm as it shuts down suggestions Treasury modelling of house prices underestimated the impact of tax changes and misled the public. AAP · Sep 2
AAP · Sep 2 Loves the Joint: Aussie eyes US Open's third round Australian trio Maya Joint, Kim Birrell and Taylah Preston are all playing for places in the last 32 of the US Open on day four at Flushing Meadows.
AAP · Sep 2 James O'Connor rejoins Force with Wallabies on his mind Veteran flyhalf James O'Connor says his one-year playing deal with the Western Force will possibly be his final hurrah, and he wants to go out with a bang.
AAP · Sep 1 'It's sick': Aussie tennis battlers march on at US Open Dane Sweeny and Tristan Schoolkate are the latest Australians to reach the US Open second round, but Alex de Minaur's first-round match has been washed out.
AAP · Sep 1 Changes incoming as Wallabies heed history lessons Injuries in key positions and the return of fresh stars mean a very different Wallabies will look to notch rare back-to-back wins against Argentina in Mendoza.
AAP · Sep 1 Australia backs climate 'talkfest' despite leader snubs Critics of the planned turnout to the Pacific pre-COP are being "really disrespectful" to the region's aspirations for the summit, Anthony Albanese says.
AAP · Sep 1 Women leaving management roles, face 'horrible attacks' Australian women are less likely to stay in high-paid roles due to domestic expectations, as the governor-general calls for "horrible attacks" to be confronted.
AAP · Sep 1 Calls grow to extend pill testing beyond festivals One state will continue drug testing at festivals despite political opposition, after a year-long trial found the service provided unique value.
AAP · Sep 1 'Shape-shifting': social algorithm opt-out not enough Social media reforms must be watertight or teenagers risk seeing more sexual, radical content from algorithms, an advocate has warned.
AAP · Sep 1 'Massive' gaps and a new frontier facing women's health A gathering of experts and advocates has discussed the "massive" health gaps facing women in 2026, while GPs describe a new information overload frontier.
AAP · Sep 1 'Sick of it': cursed Kokkinakis pulls out of US Open Luckless Australian tennis star Thanasi Kokkinakis has withdrawn from the US Open with an ankle injury sustained two weeks ago in Cincinnati.
AAP · Sep 1 Australia spending up to stop Pacific drug trafficking Australia's addiction to cocaine is causing a vast increase in drug smuggling across the Pacific, harming the countries in the blue continent.