Green scores first ton of summer with WA in charge Cameron Green has hit a timely first century of the summer to help Western Australia to a healthy first-innings lead over NSW in the Sheffield Shield. AAP · Mar 15
Parker, Pollard to carry flag in Paralympics closing Sharing the honour at the Milan-Cortina Games with Sean Pollard, Lauren Parker will become the first Australian to carry the flag at a summer and winter event. AAP · Mar 15
Ex-Socceroos prospect explains Croatia defection Portsmouth playmaker Adrian Segecic has explained why he turned his back on the Socceroos to seek an international career with Croatia. AAP · Mar 15
Motoring group puts brakes on city fuel ration push As concerns rise over the cost to the economy of rising fuel prices, a key motoring body warns against a proposal to quarantine petrol and diesel for regions. AAP · Mar 15
Aussie women perfect in US, but NZ win 7s series title Australia's women have won all three group games at the World Rugby Sevens event in the US, but so did the Kiwis to clinch the overall series crown. AAP · Mar 15
‘Blue-sky flood’ as waters reach outskirts of Longreach – as it happened This blog is now closed The Guardian - AU · Mar 15
Guard of honour for King, Queen ahead of state dinner The Danish royals have been officially welcomed to Government House by the governor-general and prime minister as part of a state tour Down Under. AAP · Mar 15
Underdogs China back themselves to knock off Matildas China will be big underdogs for their semi-final against Australia, but coach Ante Milicic thinks his players will thrive in the Optus Stadium cauldron. AAP · Mar 14
More Iranian women soccer players to leave Australia Some of the Iranian women soccer players granted asylum to Australia have reneged on staying and will head back to Iran at a highly volatile time. AAP · Mar 14
Another 3 members of Iran's women's soccer team decide against staying in Australia as refugees Australia's government says another three members of Iran's women’s soccer team who accepted refugee visas to stay in Australia have decided to return to their homeland The Independent UK · Mar 14
Startup putting lab-grown meat on more Aussie plates The reviews are rolling in for the cultivated quail products gracing Australian plates in high-end restaurants after being grown in a lab. AAP · Mar 14
Four Iranian women’s team members set to return home after being granted asylum in Australia Two players and a staff member reportedly left Australia on Saturday, with Iranian state media reporting that the team captain will join them The Guardian - AU · Mar 14
More mental health help for struggling regional parents Becoming a parent can be stressful and terrifying but if things take a dark turn, being far away from the necessary mental health services can be dangerous. AAP · Mar 14
Aokuso shines for Opals in 'dogfight' win over Hungary Zitina Aokuso contributed 13 points as Australia's Opals chalked up a hard-fought Women's Basketball World Cup qualifying victory in Istanbul. AAP · Mar 14
The Guardian - AU · Mar 14 Australian children are being arrested under laws to ‘disrupt’ extremism: ‘On balance this is a bad law’ Exclusive: Vulnerable children charged with possessing extremist material may not always understand they had committed a crime, court records show
The Guardian - AU · Mar 14 Australia should be generous, not punitive, when it comes to those seeking to escape war The Australian immigration system has long punished people who felt they had no option but to flee their homeland
The Guardian - AU · Mar 14 Australia’s pornography age-verification: a victory for advocates or a gateway to ‘darker corners of the internet’? As users turn to VPNs to access sexual content, experts warn collection of information creates a ‘honeytrap’ for bad actors
The Guardian - AU · Mar 14 ‘A lot of the hate happened in Australia’: why the Christchurch mosque attack still awaits a full reckoning The Australian terrorist’s propaganda continues to surface in other offenders’ cases, and Muslim leaders say more needs to be done locally to confront Islamophobia
The Guardian - AU · Mar 14 Rate rises, helium shortages, EV sales spikes: how is the disruption in Iran’s strait of Hormuz affecting Australia? The ‘largest supply disruption in history’ due to the US-Israeli war on Iran is affecting prices from plastic to jet fuel to fertiliser
The Guardian - AU · Mar 14 Stripped of life: the deadly South Australian algal bloom is still spreading one year on More than 20,000 sq km of coast has succumbed to Australia’s first bloom of toxic Karenia cristata algae – and scientists worry it could explode again
AAP · Mar 14 Matildas veteran regains her mojo ahead of semi-final The Matildas will take on China in Tuesday night's Women's Asian Cup semi-final in Perth, and confidence is high following a fighting win over North Korea.
AAP · Mar 14 'Good as a major': local ace wins Women's Aussie Open Hannah Green has become the first local golfer in a dozen years to win the Women's Australian Open, with a steely one-stroke triumph in Adelaide.
International Business Times UK · Mar 14 Prince William Left Stunned as Kate Recognises MasterChef Star — Harry Rift Looms Prince William was caught off guard when Kate recognised a MasterChef contestant at Borough Market as tensions with Prince Harry resurface and he sends a message to Australia.
AAP · Mar 14 Gunew out to add to Australian para-alpine ski history Eager to follow in the footsteps of Paralympian great Melissa Perrine, rising Australian skier Georgia Gunew has shown her potential at the Milan-Cortina Games.
TechRadar · Mar 14 Project Hail Mary directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller reveal the 4 best sci-fi movies they've seen — and one is a John Carpenter film you've never heard of The filmmakers behind Ryan Gosling's new sci-fi movie highlight four genre works for you to watch before their latest big-screen project.