'Kiss of life, Kiss of death': no qualms with scrutiny Les Kiss expects to be held to account ahead of his transition from Reds to Wallabies coach later this year and admits his side need to rediscover their mojo. AAP · Apr 8
RA's Mass gain: in-demand prop knocks back Irish offer Powerhouse Reds prop Massimo De Lutiis has described how he agonised over the call to re-sign with Rugby Australia despite strong Irish interest. AAP · Apr 7
'In my sights': Walters targets Te'o for World Cup tilt Former Brisbane assistant coach Ben Te'o is a man in demand and Kevin Walters is keen to work with him at the World Cup in what would be a fairytale reunion. AAP · Apr 7
Ikin welcomes 'competitive tension' from CQ NRL bid QRL boss Ben Ikin says six NRL teams in Queensland is a future possibility and backs a reignited Central Queensland NRL bid alongside the Ipswich-based Jets. AAP · Apr 7
'Told that all my life': Flook to make it big in Italy Silky Reds centre Josh Flook has defended coach Les Kiss and, with a point to prove, reflected on his reasons for a move to Italy next season. AAP · Apr 7
Hardwick delivers Rowell verdict, Petracca update Gold Coast's midfield could be at full capacity for Gather Round, with Matt Rowell likely to return against Melbourne and Christian Petracca progressing well. AAP · Apr 3
Kiss's tough calls to 'fill cup' of deepened Reds The Reds have marched to 4-2 and sit fourth despite injuries and constant line-up tweaks to create combinational depth that was lacking last Super season. AAP · Apr 3
'We got exposed': Magpies lick wounds, wait on Daicos Craig McRae was critical of what is usually one of his side's great strengths after Collingwood, without Nick Daicos, were outplayed in Brisbane. AAP · Apr 2
'Sledgehammer' keeps Fagan honest after quickfire wins Brisbane coach Chris Fagan isn't sure if Hugh McCluggage will return from a calf injury that's seen him miss the last three games. AAP · Apr 2
Caps on gas, coal costs on the cards if prices soar Australia is open to a cap on gas and coal prices if they spike due to the widening conflict in the Middle East, the Albanese government says. AAP · Apr 2
New Lions roar to humble Daicos-less Magpies Two of the Brisbane Lions' big-name recruits have impressed in a 54-point defeat of Collingwood, who ruled star midfielder Nick Daicos out in the warm-up. AAP · Apr 2
Murder accused 'attacked' by man with knife, jury told Video has been shown to a jury of a murder accused yelling at detectives and saying he was defending himself after a man came to his home wielding a knife. AAP · Apr 2
Police shoot teen in front of mum during welfare check A mother has been left traumatised after police shot her son twice when they responded to her request for a welfare check for the 19-year-old. AAP · Apr 1
Irish interest in Aussie prop no surprise: Kiss Queensland Reds coach and incoming Wallabies mentor Les Kiss admits the national body has a fight on its hands to retain emerging prop Massimo De Lutiis. AAP · Apr 1
AAP · Apr 1 Gas giants and coalition harden line against export tax Gas producers and the federal opposition are warning a windfall profit tax risks investment and energy security, while the government is coy on levy reform.
AAP · Mar 31 Impossible to ignore: joy as largest trans flag unfurls The world's largest trans flag has been unveiled in a moment of joy and pride, in a sign of resistance to policies that have impacted some young people.
AAP · Mar 30 Man murdered over debt and sex abuse claim, jury told A drug dealer was fatally stabbed after he confronted a man who owed him $500 and who he thought had sexually abused a person close to him, a jury has heard.
AAP · Mar 28 Electric or bust: truck industry demands urgent U-turn Skyrocketing diesel prices are adding cost and uncertainty to heavy transport and operators are calling for help to change the industry's direction.
AAP · Mar 28 Lightning strikes twice in Super Netball thriller The Sunshine Coast Lightning have celebrated a tense one-goal win for the second consecutive week, this time beating the NSW Swifts.
AAP · Mar 26 'Bashed the bleep': Wallaroos readying for first Test Vice-captain Emily Chancellor believes a lack of game time won't hinder the Wallaroos as they head into their first Test of the year, against Fiji.
AAP · Mar 25 Lynagh's return as Reds eye 28-year Hurricanes hoodoo Tom Lynagh has been named on the bench for the first time this season as the Queensland Reds attempt to do something they haven't done since 1998.
AAP · Mar 25 McEvoy exposes 'ludicrous' swimming world title quirk Cam McEvoy has explained the radical preparation behind his world record feat and pointed out the "$2 million" irony that exposes a glaring swimming issue.
AAP · Mar 25 Man dies in police custody after retirement-home arrest A man has died after being arrested and put in the back of a police vehicle following an alleged disturbance at a retirement village in northern Darwin.
AAP · Mar 25 'In awe': debutants named for new-look Wallaroos side The Wallaroos team has been unveiled for their first Test since a crushing Rugby World Cup exit last year, with six names in line for a debut against Fiji.
AAP · Mar 24 'Don't know': Bellamy's frank admission on Katoa return Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy has admitted for the first time he doesn't know if Eliesa Katoa will ever play NRL again after last year's brain seizures.