How Glasgow changed the game on a bare-bones budget In the space of 18 months, Glasgow has saved the Commonwealth Games from extinction while rewriting the script on how to stage a major sporting event. AAP · Jul 23
How Rebel Wilson won her star-studded defamation trial Rebel Wilson's fiery defamation battle was triggered by the star of her directorial debut, but it was the Hollywood A-lister who came out gleaming. AAP · Jul 22
'Cheeky bugger': long-time friends aim for Games glory Aaron Teys has little interest in trying to emulate a famous bowls celebration, should he and long-time friend Corey Wedlock triumph at the Commonwealth Games. AAP · Jul 22
Rising Aussie swim star after missing medal in Glasgow Australian swimmer Meg Harris is chasing a breakthrough individual gold medal in the 50m freestyle race at the Commonwealth Games to go with her relay titles. AAP · Jul 21
Australians aim big, but thinking extra smalls at Games Athletes from Australia have been given some prescient advice about packing to help manage one of the unintended effects of this scaled-down Commonwealth Games. AAP · Jul 20
Dragons finally make call on NRL head coach St George Illawarra have ended a three-month wait to appoint Shane Flanagan's successor by handing Dean Young a two-year deal. AAP · Jul 20
Under-cover bowls to test Australians at Games The bowls program will be held indoors for the first time at a Commonwealth Games and that could put Australia at a disadvantage. AAP · Jul 19
Aussies arrive as 'fortuitous' forces fuel bid for gold The support of a local school is one of many aces up the sleeve of Australia's Commonwealth Games team as they descend on Glasgow for the scaled-down event. AAP · Jul 19
Australia 'at risk' without greater polar focus The Australian Strategic Policy Institute has examined potential risks faced by Australia if it doesn't increase its focus on Antarctica and the Arctic. AAP · Jul 15
Burnt, buried, dumped: call to mandate tyre recycling Old tyres were being burnt to make cheap fuel and buried on mining sites rather than recycled, an inquiry has been told, creating a missed opportunity. AAP · Jul 15
Jacking it in: Shayna to retire after Comm Games Australia's Shayna Jack has announced the Commonwealth Games will be her final competitive outing. AAP · Jul 14
'I want to pay them back': new NRL deal for Souths half Rising halfback Ashton Ward has signed a contract extension after producing some eye-catching form for the NRL club this season. AAP · Jul 13
'Spineless' unis blasted over campus anti-Semitism New rules for the university sector aim to crack down on racism on campus, but the opposition believes more action is needed. AAP · Jul 12
Carlton defender speaks on future, Blues' resurgence Carlton defender Nick Haynes is enjoying a late career surge amid a remarkable winning streak for the born-again Blues. AAP · Jul 9
AAP · Jul 9 Tigers give Jarome Luai permission to leave early Four-time NRL premiership-winning five-eighth Jarome Luai could leave Wests Tigers a year earlier than anticipated.
AAP · Jul 8 'Modi, Modi': Indian PM greeted with fanfare, protests Australia's Indian community has turned out in big numbers to catch a glimpse of Narendra Modi after a day of deal-making for the visiting prime minister.
AAP · Jul 7 Location set for Australia's first gas-free steel mill A multimillion-dollar investment in emissions-free steel is expected to help revive local manufacturing and set Australia up for a low-carbon future.
AAP · Jul 5 Charges after imitation pistol pointed at synagogue Two men have been charged after they allegedly pointed an imitation firearm at congregants outside a busy synagogue.
AAP · Jul 3 Deja vu for Bulldogs as Swans star kicks six in big win Sydney spearhead Charlie Curnow has mauled the Western Bulldogs for a second time this year, kicking six goals to power the Swans to victory at the SCG.
AAP · Jul 3 Lehrmann-linked TV producer sues second media giant A former TV network staffer who rose to prominence during Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case has launched legal proceedings against a media company.
AAP · Jul 3 'All in our hands': Wallabies vow to take it to Ireland The Wallabies are hoping to seize the moment and win back fans with a statement win over Ireland in a high-stakes Nations Championship opener in Sydney.
AAP · Jul 2 Giants rule out Josh Kelly return, young ruck re-signs GWS veteran Josh Kelly won't be part of the club's late finals push, while youngster Nick Madden has resisted overtures from rivals to re-sign with the Giants.
AAP · Jul 2 Smith savours salvation under Bunnies boss Bennett Brandon Smith has thanked South Sydney coach Wayne Bennett for helping get his career heading in the right direction after a troubled last 12 months.
AAP · Jul 1 Fugitive developer and former premier's brothers probed Shadowy political donations allegedly involving a controversial property developer on the run and brothers of a former premier are being probed by a watchdog.
AAP · Jun 30 Jewish activist's false win against pro-Palestine shop A Jewish man and his lawyer have claimed false victory against a pro-Palestinian restaurant they sued for defamation, a judge has found.