Walk on the Wilder side: heavyweight move for bold Jai Australian cruiserweight king Jai Opetaia has been handed the biggest fight - and test - of his career against former world heavyweight champ Deontay Wilder. AAP · Nov 4
Whale snot scientist in line for Aussie of the Year With a passion for studying the ocean and its unique wildlife, a marine scientist is having a whale of a time as she takes out top honours at an annual award. AAP · Nov 4
Gloom, stress, division dominate major national survey Financial pain, contempt for Canberra, a white-hot immigration debate and the Bondi massacre have made Australians more miserable and fragmented. AAP · Nov 4
Former 'nangs' addict sparks state's new retail rules A 22-year-old whose addiction to nitrous oxide, or "nangs", led to him developing psychosis was behind a push for better regulations which are now in effect. AAP · Nov 4
Workplace redesign needed for caregiver gender equality Jobs need to be redesigned to accommodate shared caregiving to bring Australia closer to achieving gender equality, a coalition of leaders says. AAP · Nov 4
'Exhausted' property industry links trust tax to homes Labor's proposed minimum tax on discretionary trusts will hit builders at the wrong time as Australia seeks to ramp up housing supply, property advocates say. AAP · Nov 4
Third of peanut allergies in baby study misdiagnosed Families of children with peanut allergies could be shaping their lives around a misdiagnosis, with a third of babies in one study proving not to be allergic. AAP · Nov 4
Faith leaders accused of spreading hate against Muslims A faith council and three of its leaders have been accused of promoting anti-Muslim conspiracy theories by sharing far-right online posts. AAP · Nov 4
'I'm the bad cop': Cheika assembles coaching dream team Michael Cheika has explained why he's going back to the future to revive the NSW Waratahs' Super Rugby Pacific fortunes - and how old heads can prove crucial. AAP · Nov 4
Supercharged scams of concern in AI threat report Australians, and their employers, are vulnerable to rapidly improving scams as AI's capacity for harm are placed under the microscope in an industry report. AAP · Nov 4
Scant capacity as data centres add to crowded pipeline Record investment in AI data centres is outpacing the mining boom of the 2000s and threatening to slow down, delay or scale back projects across Australia. AAP · Nov 4
Sexist sledge mars final days of New Zealand campaign New Zealand's election campaign is entering its final 48 hours, including a crunch multi-party debate. AAP · Nov 4
'Very sad': shoppers dismayed at Aussie icon's fall The fate of David Jones is under a cloud as shoppers recall their favourite childhood memories involving the Australian retail institution. AAP · Nov 4
'G'day, Dr Karl here': Aussie scientist heads to COP31 He is the Australian scientist known for breaking down tricky concepts into tales everyone can understand and he is bringing his "irrational optimism" to COP31. AAP · Nov 4
AAP · Nov 4 Operator grilled at inquest into jumping castle tragedy The operator of the jumping castle at the centre of a primary school tragedy has said she had no formal training prior to opening an inflatables business.
AAP · Nov 4 Demon misses Finals but Aussie buddy stuns Djokovic Australian No.1 Alex de Minaur is out of the running for the ATP Finals - and so is Novak Djokovic after a sensational defeat by Sydneysider Rinky Hijikata.
AAP · Nov 4 Rare rule gives Renegades thrilling win over Hurricanes The Hobart Hurricanes were on the receiving end of one of cricket's rarely seen rules in a dramatic loss to the Melbourne Renegades in the WBBL.
AAP · Nov 4 Bullets' relief after Perth's huge comeback falls short The Brisbane Bullets were almost reeled in by Perth despite their blistering first half, escaping with a 109-104 NBL win.
AAP · Nov 4 Victory remain defiant despite suffering ACL body blow Melbourne Victory have thrown away a late lead against Indonesian powers Persib Bandung in their ACL2 clash, leaving their hopes of progression on a knife-edge.
AAP · Nov 4 Bears royalty lands in Perth to lead new NRL club Tony Rea is a man who doesn't mince his words and has been entrusted as the Perth Bears' new chief executive as the club prepares to make its NRL debut.
AAP · Nov 4 Swans star fails drugs test while driving suspended A high-profile Sydney Swans player has tested positive to drugs while behind the wheel, despite a suspended driver's licence.
AAP · Nov 4 'Put on a show': Bruton gears up for 100th AFLW game While Jasmine Garner and Ash Riddell are the top names in North Melbourne's midfield, another AFLW teammate will have a big milestone in their qualifying final.
AAP · Nov 4 Australia's legendary tracks join national songbook The nation's most culturally significant songs are being preserved in a digital archive for all to sing, regardless if they can carry a tune or are off-key.
AAP · Nov 4 'Up for grabs': Kiwis rake on toes for World Cup semi Phoenix Crossland took Jeremy Marshall-King's place for New Zealand last year through injury, but the Dolphins gun aims to stay starting No.9 against Tonga.
AAP · Nov 4 Celebrations into overdrive for 'dusty' Cup victors Point Of Law's connections have pushed celebrations into a second day as his bleary-eyed trainer hatches a fresh plan for the Melbourne Cup champion.