Tradie stigma worsening building skills shortage The peak body representing construction employers has called for greater workplace flexibility to get more women into the sector and ease skills shortages. AAP · 14h ago
Englishman plays straight bat on Aussie ball tampering Usman Khawaja's bombshell claims about Australia's past ball tampering has rocked the cricket world, but England captain Joe Root doesn't want a piece of it. AAP · 14h ago
Domestic gas reservation plan 'not a blank cheque' Labor will be forced to make changes to its plans for gas companies to set aside the resource for the domestic market, following a report on the scheme. AAP · 14h ago
Campaign for no disconnected power during heat waves A new campaign has been launched calling for a ban on power disconnections for remote Indigenous communities during times of extreme heat. AAP · 15h ago
Insurance bosses fined over sham Indigenous policies Directors of an insurance company that sold sham funeral policies to Indigenous people for decades are continuing to face their fate in court. AAP · 15h ago
Families call for joint inquest into triple murder case The reopening of a decades-old investigation into the murder of three Indigenous children has been lashed by a victim's family as calls grow for an inquest. AAP · 15h ago
Aussie emboldened after fiery San Francisco face-off Underdog Liam Paro has fired back at Devin Haney and the American champion's outspoken father ahead of their world title unification in the United States. AAP · 16h ago
'I can do this': Roar's Matilda ready to step up Brisbane Roar goalkeeper Chloe Lincoln feels her Asian Cup experience has taken her mindset to another level as she attempts to kick on with the Matildas. AAP · 16h ago
Test hopeful shines for Bulls as Marnus fails again Queensland No.4 Jack Clayton has made another half-century in his quest for a Test debut, but it was another unhappy day for battling Marnus Labuschagne. AAP · 16h ago
'Great pickup': Storm signing says 'bye bye' to Titans Gold Coast forward Cooper Bai has become the first player to tour Port Moresby and knock back the PNG Chiefs after signing a three-year deal with Melbourne. AAP · 16h ago
On the Munny: Cam's new role depends on Walsh groins Cameron Munster has taken to his vital new goalkicking role with aplomb, but whether he continues in the World Cup final is yet to be decided. AAP · 16h ago
'Travel is resilient': retirees driving holiday growth Australia's biggest travel company says that while higher interest rates are making big-ticket holidays less affordable for families, others are still keen. AAP · 17h ago
Errors in fatal lawnmower crash's virtual recreation Claims a woman was murdered and her death staged as a ride-on lawnmower accident were tested by simulation software with multiple errors, a jury has heard. AAP · 17h ago
'Pack of lies': exiled union boss rejects fraud claims A former head of one of the nation's most powerful unions, John Setka, denies allegations he diverted millions of dollars from the association's coffers. AAP · 17h ago
AAP · 17h ago Olympic guru's advice to Wallabies as pay saga rolls on John Coates, who helped parlay Sydney 2000 into long-term stability for the Olympic movement in Australia, feels a sense of deja vu about rugby's pay spat.
AAP · 17h ago 'Bright and optimistic' soldier found a century later More than 10 families across Australia have this year found out what happened to their relatives in bloody battles and arrests during World War l.
AAP · 18h ago Dual Olympic gold medallist on cusp of World Cup glory Code-hopping star Stacey Waaka, who has represented New Zealand a combined 199 times, has one final item to tick off the list in her illustrious career.
AAP · 18h ago Hope remains in remote town mourning Indigenous mum A woman found dead in a backyard after years of trauma did not receive adequate support in her remote town, while an investigation into her death was flawed.
AAP · 18h ago Solar company backed by sport stars banned from trading A firm calling itself Australia's number one solar company has been permanently suspended by the Clean Energy Regulator for not being 'fit and proper'.
AAP · 18h ago NSW hero's call on future after historic Origin feat Two-time State of Origin-winning coach John Strange has stepped down from his role in charge of the NSW women's team.
AAP · 19h ago Australian shares shake off weak start to inch higher The ASX has advanced for four of the past five sessions on the back of easing oil prices, but global inflation risks remain a threat to earnings.
AAP · 19h ago 'A dream come true': Herringtons reunite in Socceroos Diesel Herrington last saw younger brother Lucas at the start of the Socceroos' World Cup journey and could now represent Australia with him.
AAP · 19h ago Brothers plead not guilty to school pick-up murder Two men have denied they fatally attacked another man outside a suburban primary school.
AAP · 19h ago CFMEU organisers, safety reps had ties to bikie gangs The CFMEU helped place bikies on major construction projects and one organiser claimed having a "direct line" to a future premier, an inquiry has heard.
AAP · 19h ago 'Boots on the ground': hospital security beefed up Some 130 security guards are being recruited to keep watch across more than 25 hospitals after violent incidents threatened safety of staff and patients.