Victory ready for South to bring the noise in Cup final Melbourne Victory and South Melbourne fans will both have a huge presence in a sold-out blockbuster Australia Cup final. AAP · Oct 9
Bulldogs bring 'ruthless mentality' to Pride Round The Bombers came out firing after picking up their first win last week, but the Dogs were too strong in front of 4000 fans at Whitten Oval for Pride Round. AAP · Oct 9
Tonga half cleared for World Cup as Titans prop culled Tonga have received official clearance to play Junior Amone in the World Cup with Gold Coast prop Moeaki Fotuaika dropping out of the squad. AAP · Oct 9
Tomic tumbles out as Italian proves his master in China Playing his first ATP 1000 event in seven years, Australia's Bernard Tomic has been brought crashing back down to earth at the Shanghai Masters. AAP · Oct 8
Best-of-five not going anywhere: new Open chief Best-of-five men's tennis is here to stay at the Australian Open, says new boss Andrew Abdo. AAP · Oct 8
Greens launch campaign with public grocery pledge The Greens have taken a leaf out of the New York mayor's playbook as they launch a state election campaign promising bold ideas to tackle the cost of living. AAP · Oct 8
Conflicts of interest most common corruption red flag Hundreds of recommendations by a state corruption watchdog remain private despite an ongoing push by the agency for more transparency. AAP · Oct 7
Murderer jailed for bashing, strangling uncle to death After strangling his frail and defenceless uncle with a phone line, Jethro Curtis logged onto his victim's bank account and then fled more than 200 kilometres. AAP · Oct 7
'No preconceived ideas': Merrett speaks after AFL trade The day after he was traded to Hawthorn, start midfielder Zach Merrett has spoken about what role he might play under new coach Sam Mitchell. AAP · Oct 6
'Bike boy' admits to carjacking with young kids in back A carjacker suing former premier Daniel Andrews has admitted to his crimes but won't be allowed out of custody to address his drug addiction. AAP · Oct 6
Amone named for Tonga as big halves call looms Tonga have named one of their strongest ever national teams for the World Cup with the imminent return of rare talent Junior Amone a focal point. AAP · Oct 6
Greens float state-owned supermarkets for cheaper food The Greens have backed an idea for the federal government to buy up 200 Coles and Woolies stores in a move ripped straight out of a US mayor's playbook. AAP · Oct 5
Cats won't overpay for top trade target Geelong are again chasing St Kilda ruckman Rowan Marshall but are adamant they won't overpay for him. AAP · Oct 5
Merrett moves to Hawks as Bombers avoid ugly trade war Hawthorn and Essendon have avoided a second trade war over Zach Merrett, with a deal clinched on the opening day of the AFL trade period. AAP · Oct 5
AAP · Oct 5 Hospital overcrowding fix pitched under $100m pledge A dedicated space for soon-to-be discharged patients has been flagged in a state opposition pitch to crack down on hospital overcrowding.
AAP · Oct 4 Riders rally over potholes as land tax cut locked in Land taxes will be slashed regardless of who wins Victoria's election in a pledge that could save 250,000 people sizeable sums.
AAP · Oct 2 Curtain to lift on grand theatre's new lease of life While all the renovations to a decades-old theatre in a major city may not be apparent to audiences, they are set to transform the experience for theatre-goers.
AAP · Oct 2 'Relieved' city mayor cleared of punching protester An inner-city mayor has walked from court acquitted of unlawful assault after a protester accused him of punching her in the face.
AAP · Oct 2 Soggy weekend expected with driving rain across states Multiple states are bracing for prolonged rainfall across the weekend as a brutal low-pressure system loiters, bringing widespread storms and heavy rain.
AAP · Oct 1 Doctors strike as dispute over pay, conditions drags on Thousands of doctors from a state's public hospitals have walked off the job, but a "meaningful" offer could soon be presented after more than a year of talks.
AAP · Oct 1 AGL Energy envisages huge opportunity in data centres Australia's biggest energy generator is excited about the opportunity posed by data centres, including the possibility of hosting some of them.
AAP · Sep 30 Warnings international forum all at sea on security One of the world's most important organisations lacks the chops to deal with security threats in a region full of potential flashpoints, a report has found.
AAP · Sep 30 AFL veteran's move from Lions to Magpies confirmed After stating his time at Brisbane was over, the Lions and Collingwood have confirmed Lachie Neale will head to the Magpies as a free agent.
AAP · Sep 29 Pearce 'thankfully' avoids surgery on Achilles injury Fremantle have had one bit of good news as the post-mortem continues on their devastating, last-gasp grand final loss to Brisbane.
AAP · Sep 29 Driver admits killing pedestrian at comic event A driver has pleaded guilty to multiple charges after ploughing into a group of pedestrians at a major comic and gaming expo.