No gun cap as Victoria moves to bolster firearm laws The Victorian government has accepted most of the recommendations from a review of the state's gun laws, but won't limit licence holders to four firearms. AAP · May 25
'Likely' Hanukkah terror did not prompt extra policing A Jewish security group viewed terrorist attacks as likely in the lead-up to the Bondi massacre, but police did not carry out a threat assessment. AAP · May 24
'Story of the season': bumbling Waratahs seemingly gone The NSW Waratahs need a mathematical miracle to make the Super Rugby Pacific finals after suffering another frustrating home loss, this time to the Brumbies. AAP · May 23
Brumbies deny Waratahs to snare Super Rugby finals spot The clinical ACT Brumbies have held on for a tense derby win to clinch a Super Rugby Pacific finals spot with victory over the NSW Waratahs in Sydney. AAP · May 22
Taco 'bout a bad time: Aussie chain ditches US ambition Shares in an Aussie-born Mexican fast-food chain have surged after it ditched its plan to crack the competitive US market, where Chipotle and Taco Bell rule. AAP · May 21
Noted Indigenous artist is takin' out the kitsch Indigenous artist Tony Albert has launched the annual Aboriginalia Appeal to coincide with the opening of his solo exhibition Not a Souvenir. AAP · May 21
Magpies coach defends Pendlebury call, Grundy exchange Collingwood coach Craig McRae has hit back at criticism of the club's management of Scott Pendlebury in the lead-up to his record-breaking 433rd AFL match. AAP · May 21
Startup founder fears death of dream after tax tweaks Recently announced tax reforms will stifle new businesses and remove any incentive to dream big, an entrepreneur claims. AAP · May 20
'Proven winner': Sky Blues end head coach speculation Guiding the club to an A-League Men grand final berth, Patrick Kisnorbo's six-game audition as interim coach has been enough to persuade Sydney FC. AAP · May 19
Houses, town water supply sold in mining mega‑deal A $5.8 billion mega-coal mining deal has all but put a town up for sale, handing the new owner the mines, hundreds of homes and crucial community services. AAP · May 19
Cop-stomper dodges imprisonment over 'brutal' attack A young man who stomped on an off-duty police officer's face during a drunken altercation has avoided being thrown behind bars after a successful appeal. AAP · May 18
Vatican approves unique exhibition for Aussie cathedral The Pope's offices have approved a modern exhibition to be displayed in Australia, with advanced technology to project artworks from Vatican City. AAP · May 16
Extension on fuel excise relief kept in play by PM Fuel excise relief appreciated by Australian motorists may not end in July, as the government promotes other tax cuts due to begin at the same time. AAP · May 16
Grundy stars as Swans overtake Magpies in thriller Sydney have overturned a 33-point deficit to claim victory against Collingwood at a rain-soaked SCG, led by former Magpies ruck Brodie Grundy. AAP · May 15
AAP · May 15 Waratahs playmaker Bowen eyeing rare chance to impress Jack Bowen is looking to make the most of a late claim on the No.10 jersey as the NSW Waratahs' Super Rugby season goes on the line in Fiji.
AAP · May 15 Wharf termite repairs worm way into budget The federal budget has carved out $10 million to tackle 'termites of the sea', as the Australian National Maritime Museum grapples with shipworms.
AAP · May 13 McKellar wields the axe as Waratahs fight for survival A classy young winger and a playmaker are the two biggest casualties in eight team changes for the under-performing NSW Waratahs' clash with the Fijian Drua.
AAP · May 12 Glitch slowed user growth at location-sharing company Life360 beat revenue forecasts in the first quarter but an undetected technical issue hampered users trying to register on lower-end Android devices.
AAP · May 7 Lomax luck spearheading Force's form: Swain Darcy Swain has heralded Zac Lomax's instant impact for the Western Force ahead of a crunch clash against his former side, the ACT Brumbies.
AAP · May 7 Life-size portrait of Aboriginal Elder wins Archibald A portrait of Pitjantjatjara Elder, Iluwanti Ken, by artist Richard Lewer has won Australia's biggest portrait award, taking home the $100,000 Archibald Prize.
AAP · May 7 Swans hopeful on Curnow recovery as Bombers drop McKay Sydney star Charlie Curnow and GWS spearhead Jesse Hogan are sidelined for round nine, while Essendon have lost patience with underperforming Ben McKay.
AAP · May 6 MMA fighter 'never denied' fatal sparring assault A professional cage fighter gave a full-throated admission to police after accidentally killing his friend in a sparring match, his lawyer says.
AAP · May 6 'Like an obligation': Johnston on his PNG Chiefs deal The PNG Chiefs have signed their second player with record-setting try-scorer Alex Johnston formally putting pen to paper.
AAP · May 6 NSW's Butler to debut, Maroons resist big changes Sydney Roosters prop Rima Butler is in line for her State of Origin debut after being promoted to NSW's bench for game two.
AAP · May 4 Anti-Semitism 'interlaced' with actions of Israel While most Jewish Australians hold a strong attachment to the state of Israel, opinions on the government and its policies vary greatly, an inquiry has heard.