Fagan praises 'vulnerable' Lions in GF post-mortem Coach Chris Fagan is proud of how his Brisbane Lions handled a "vulnerable" review of last year's heartbreaking AFL grand final loss to Collingwood. AAP · Feb 13, 2024
Brisbane Lions slapped with AFLW concussion breach The Brisbane Lions have been fined $20,000 after committing a non-deliberate breach of the AFLW's concussion rules during last season's grand final. AAP · Feb 7, 2024
Australian Olympians urged to harness Paris Games heat Ahead of the 2024 Paris Summer Games, Olympic team chef de mission Anna Meares believes Australian athletes can use the expected heat to their advantage. AAP · Feb 7, 2024
Taxpayer-funded MP trips in spotlight after $500k bill Victorian MPs have been quizzed over the value of their taxpayer-funded travel after racking up a bill of almost $500,000 last financial year. AAP · Feb 7, 2024
Eight-year climb brings Harrison to Olympic selection Sport climbers Oceania Mackenzie and Campbell Harrison have been confirmed for the Paris Olympics, with Harrison to make his long-awaited Games debut. AAP · Feb 7, 2024
Freeway driver 'cursed by witch' before killing cops A trucking boss has denied his worker told him he was tired before getting into a 19-tonne semi-trailer and ploughing into four police officers. AAP · Feb 6, 2024
Quick Bartlett to be rested after ODI debut to remember Not even in Xavier Bartlett's wildest dreams did he think he would be playing for Australia this summer, let alone be creating ODI history. AAP · Feb 3, 2024
At-war Liberals ready for defamation trial A 10-day trial has been ordered for the defamation showdown between expelled Liberal MP Moira Deeming and Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto. AAP · Feb 1, 2024
Attacker fined $25k for assault on ex-Kangaroos player A 21-year-old man has avoided jail and been fined $25,000 for his violent attack on Jack Ziebell outside the North Melbourne player's retirement celebrations. AAP · Feb 1, 2024
Prices ease but insurance and housing are still biting Consumer price growth is coming off the boil but some key essential goods and services are still painfully elevated. AAP · Jan 31, 2024
Men face court after tobacco shop arson probe Two men charged by detectives investigating arsons linked to an illicit tobacco conflict have faced court. AAP · Jan 31, 2024
Port recruit Soldo pushes ruck claims after surgery Port Adelaide recruit Ivan Soldo is seeking fresh opportunity in the Power's ruck division after leaving Richmond. AAP · Jan 31, 2024
Doctor jailed for forcing refugee to work at candy shop A doctor will spend at least 18 months behind bars for threatening to deport an asylum seeker if he did not work long hours while underpaid at his candy shop. AAP · Jan 30, 2024
Sinner can be next tennis superstar, says coach Cahill After becoming the fourth player under his charge to win a grand slam, Jannik Sinner could be the next tennis superstar, says Aussie coach Darren Cahill. AAP · Jan 29, 2024
AAP · Jan 28, 2024 Emotional stability drives Sabalenka's transformation Two-time Australian Open champ Aryna Sabalenka says a new-found inner calm has helped turn the one-time temperamental talent into a dominant grand slam force.
AAP · Jan 27, 2024 Zheng keen to make more memories with Open return China's Zheng Qinwen was disappointed by her performance in the Australian Open final but remains determined to return to Melbourne and go one step better.
AAP · Jan 26, 2024 Sabalenka favoured to win second Australian Open title Aryna Sabalenka will be the short-priced favourite as she chases a second successive Australian Open title in the women's final against Zheng Qinwen.
AAP · Jan 26, 2024 Zheng has weapons to topple Sabalenka, says coach Riba Zheng Qinwen's coach says he's never met a player who trains harder than his Chinese charge, who is out to upset Open title favourite Aryna Sabalenka.
AAP · Jan 26, 2024 Sabalenka's ominously relaxed approach to Open final Defending champion Aryna Sabalenka's relaxed approach and rampant run to the Australian Open final could spell trouble for Chinese underdog Zheng Qinwen.
AAP · Jan 24, 2024 Dark horse Zheng grinds to Australian Open semi-final Chinese dark horse Zheng Qinwen has ground out a three-set victory over Russian Anna Kalinskaya to set up an Australian Open semi-final with Dayana Yastremska.
AAP · Jan 23, 2024 Gauff wins ugly to scrape into Australian Open semis US Open champion Coco Gauff has edged to within two wins of back-to-back grand slam crowns with an epic Australian Open quarter-final defeat of Marta Kostyuk.
AAP · Jan 23, 2024 Pat Cummins backs calls for Australia Day rethink National cricket captain Pat Cummins has become the highest-profile sporting star to call for a move away from marking Australia Day on January 26.
AAP · Jan 23, 2024 Opportunity knocks for unlikely Open quarter-finalists Unseeded Czech teenager Linda Noskova against Ukrainian qualifier Dayana Yastremska is one of the most unlikely quarter-finals in Australian Open history.
AAP · Jan 20, 2024 De Minaur bumps Djokovic to day slot at Australian Open Local hope Alex de Minaur is to take centre stage at the Australian Open, bumping world No.1 Novak Djokovic to a rare day match on Rod Laver Arena.
AAP · Jan 19, 2024 Anisimova powers into Australian Open fourth round American powerhouse Amanda Anisimova has set up an Australian Open fourth-round showdown with defending Melbourne Park champion Aryna Sabalenka.