Weitering suffers setback but Blues juggernaut rolls on Carlton have soared to six straight wins, with the absence of All-Australian fullback Jacob Weitering barely felt as the Blues surge towards a wildcard berth. AAP · Jun 27
Police employee, officers facing criminal charges Two police officers and a civilian police employee are facing criminal charges over a police pursuit and two cases involving alleged domestic violence. AAP · Jun 27
Returning Tiger brings 'class, experience, confidence' Wests Tigers eagerly welcome the talismanic Adam Doueihi back from injury for their round-17 NRL clash against Newcastle. AAP · Jun 26
The one reason Souths star may lean towards retirement South Sydney star Cody Walker is in red-hot form as he approaches his 37th birthday as he lifted the lid on what his future holds beyond the end of this season. AAP · Jun 25
No Latrell no worries as Souths slay error-strewn Eels Parramatta have been brushed aside by South Sydney as Cody Walker shone brightly in a 32-12 win over the Eels. AAP · Jun 25
Hopes of a path forward for the Murray-Darling Basin While communities around Australia's largest river system want to support both the environment and industry, debate continues over climate risks and water use. AAP · Jun 24
Pricey IVF add-ons fail to improve pregnancy odds Most expensive IVF "add-ons" either have no fertility benefit or lack evidence that they work, according to Australian research. AAP · Jun 23
'Loyalty, perhaps favouritism': probe into uni nepotism A state's corruption watchdog is examining nepotism allegations at a university, including that jobs were handed to mates despite glaring conflicts of interest. AAP · Jun 22
Blues turn Giant-killers as finals push gathers steam Carlton have downed GWS to make it five wins from five games under Josh Fraser, but the caretaker coach is keeping the lid firmly on the Blues' finals campaign. AAP · Jun 20
Accidental sibling sex fears prompt calls for change IVF companies are calling for national fertility standards, with a uniform limit for sperm donations and a registry to find biological family members. AAP · Jun 19
Director of drug ring paid in illegal cigarettes Directing drug supplies from overseas has landed a man behind bars for years, despite his claims he was merely a small link in a criminal chain. AAP · Jun 19
'Forever 10': parents' emotional tributes to slain girl The parents of a young girl brutally killed by a teenager on a rural property want the world to hear her voice, see her face and know her name. AAP · Jun 18
Organised crime a 'terrible bargain' for young people Teenage offenders have become a focus for police as Australia's most populous state proposes more powers to address organised crime. AAP · Jun 18
Australian unis 'punch above their weight' in rankings An Australian university has soared 30 places in a key global ranking to become the best performing tertiary institution in the nation. AAP · Jun 17
AAP · Jun 17 Uncle's quest reveals police racism in train track case After a long campaign by the family of an Aboriginal teenager mysteriously found dead on train tracks, a coroner has found racism hindered the investigation.
AAP · Jun 17 Anti-Semitism inquiry gets full counter-terrorism data The anti-Semitism royal commission has once again knocked back a government bid keep documents about counter-terrorism funding secret.
AAP · Jun 17 Huge win for coal miner after 'earthquake' blast A coal company is off the hook for $200,000 in fines after successfully quashing convictions related to a mine blast which landed two workers in hospital.
AAP · Jun 15 Aussie sprint king outlines lofty ambitions Queensland's Lachie Kennedy has his sights on achieving Commonwealth Games glory and a slice of Australian sprinting history before the year is out.
AAP · Jun 15 'Senseless': note found after bodies pulled from river A six-year-old girl whose body was recovered from a river over the weekend may have been deliberately thrown in the water by her father, who also died.
AAP · Jun 13 O'Callaghan, Pallister headline Comm Games swim team Australia will send a 42-strong team to the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, with 14 rookies to make their debuts alongside proven gold medal winners.
AAP · Jun 12 Tigers urged to farewell Leichhardt in style Before Leichhardt Oval closes down for redevelopment, Benji Marshall wants his side to give Wests Tigers' beloved venue a fitting send-off.
AAP · Jun 12 Jack siblings raring for Comm Games in dream come true An emotional Shayna Jack secured her Commonwealth Games spot alongside brother Jamie, while Sam Short matched an Olympic great at Australia's swimming trials.
AAP · Jun 11 Australia is seeing 'lower activity' in the IVF space A fertility services provider, which has twice rejected takeover offers in the past year, says it's seeing lower stimulated cycle volumes in Australia.
AAP · Jun 11 'False narrative': Chalmers on Olympic cash debate Saying money has never been more important than ever as a new father, swimmer Kyle Chalmers says he can't blame clean athletes for going to the Enhanced Games.
AAP · Jun 11 Belief high for swim star at Comm Games trials Inspired by Cameron McEvoy's world record, Australian swimmer Kyle Chalmers is adamant he can set a new personal best en route to the Commonwealth Games.