ASX vows reform after placing 'investors over markets' A final report on exchange operator ASX has noted its defensive culture and favouring of shareholder returns over resilient technology platforms for investors. AAP · Apr 2
They suck your blood: nature's vampires at museum show From mosquitoes to giant leeches, the Bloodsuckers exhibition at the Australian Museum explores creatures that live off blood. AAP · Apr 1
Athletics great joins race to help deliver 2032 Games Athletics great Cathy Freeman has taken up a key 2032 Olympic advisory role, becoming the latest high-profile star to help Brisbane Games organisers. AAP · Mar 31
No death penalty for ex-nanny accused of kidnapping A former nanny accused of kidnapping people for a feared dictatorial regime before moving to Australia would not face the death penalty if extradited. AAP · Mar 31
'Won't lie': Kisnorbo lashes narrative of Victory exit Patrick Kisnorbo has lashed out at his old club Melbourne Victory as he attempts to resurrect his coaching career at Sydney FC. AAP · Mar 31
Robotics investment could create human jobs bonanza Funnelling more money into Australia's robotics sector could add $201 billion to economic output and create 128,900 new jobs a year, a new report shows. AAP · Mar 30
Ex-nanny's fight over crimes against humanity claims A former nanny accused of taking part in secret kidnappings before moving to Australia is locked in a last-ditch fight to avoid extradition. AAP · Mar 30
Newspaper apologises as takeaway-shop stunt resolved A high-profile stunt resulting in multiple lawsuits has ended with a major metropolitan newspaper apologising for causing distress to staff at a takeaway shop. AAP · Mar 30
'Poorly designed' minor drug diversion scheme panned Data has found few people are being granted access to a drug diversion scheme designed to stop minor offenders being trapped in court processes. AAP · Mar 30
ABC talks 'constructive' as bosses lock eyes with union After a months-long stalemate over pay, union officials have hinted there's been positive signs from their meeting with the head of the national broadcaster. AAP · Mar 29
The 'horrific' disease hitting regional Aussies hardest Exposure to pesticides and other environmental factors could be behind far higher rates of motor-neurone disease in regional areas, experts warn. AAP · Mar 29
Gambling and welfare issues dog greyhound racing boons Greyhound racing's problems cost more than its economic benefits, a report has found, as one state weighs up the future of the sport. AAP · Mar 29
Cancer survivor's parents walk to give others hope The mother of a childhood cancer survivor, Marina Forde is doing the Walk for Kids with Cancer so more parents can enjoy a happy ending. AAP · Mar 27
First snow falls as sudden chill brings wild weather Eastern states have been lashed with heavy rain and strong winds as skiers rejoice after fresh snow lands the first powder of the season. AAP · Mar 26
AAP · Mar 26 Fuel crisis drives Aussies to rethink how they travel Australians are adapting to rising fuel prices by changing their transport habits, with some ditching their cars even if it adds hours to their commute.
AAP · Mar 25 Strike threat remains as ABC staff return to work ABC staff are leaving the door open to more strikes, as union figures say their message about job security and wages is not getting through to management.
AAP · Mar 25 'No justice': grieving mum sobs as killer driver jailed A mother has broken down in tears while lamenting the sentence handed to the driver who smashed into a car, killing her two children.
AAP · Mar 25 Giants may chop and change ahead of Collingwood clash Changes could be on the way for the Giants after coach Adam Kingsley admitted many of his players have been under-performing.
AAP · Mar 25 Seibold calls for calm as scrutiny grows on Manly coach Daly Cherry-Evans' return to Brookvale has coincided with mounting pressure on Manly coach Anthony Seibold, but he says patience is required at the club.
AAP · Mar 24 FA defends Matildas' friendly meetings with minnows The Matildas will play African minnows Malawi in their first fixtures after their Women's Asian Cup loss as they look towards next year's World Cup.
AAP · Mar 24 Artists draw on childhood heroes for Archie inspiration Colourful characters have flooded the packing room with paintings and sculptures in hopes of prevailing in Australian art's most talked-about contest.
AAP · Mar 24 Robertson addresses 'issue' at heart of Socceroos exile After three years of mystery and innuendo, Alex Robertson is finally back in the Socceroos set-up with the midfielder explaining why it took so long.
AAP · Mar 23 Wet year brings on-land nature wins but oceans suffer Australia's environment has enjoyed another above-average year of rainfall, though climate change has been stressing oceans and vulnerable species.
AAP · Mar 22 Swifts squeeze out Mavs by a point in thriller The NSW Swifts have secured their first Super Netball win of the season, with Helen Housby making a shot with two seconds left against Melbourne Mavericks.
AAP · Mar 22 Dynamic defence sparks impressive road win for Vixens The Melbourne Vixens' defence has starred as they continued their unbeaten Super Netball title defence with a 68-52 away win over the Giants.