Lion 'jealous' of Blues' coup as coach search continues Carlton's move to snap up Chris Fagan has a Brisbane flag-winner "pretty jealous", with another acknowledging the strangeness of seeing him in Blues colours. AAP · Nov 3
'Not a bad person': cop's claim before bodies found An emotional Beau Lamarre-Condon said he did not want to be judged as he helped police locate the bodies of his alleged murder victims near a rural monastery. AAP · Nov 3
Footballer who injured pedestrian fends off driving ban A highly-regarded AFL player has avoided a driving ban after going through a red light, hitting a pedestrian and driving the man to hospital. AAP · Nov 3
Aussie shares treading water ahead of rates decision The Australian share market was higher at noon as investors wait to see if the central bank will lift interest rates for the fifth time this year, as expected. AAP · Nov 3
Probe finds plane had engine trouble before fatal crash Airport CCTV has revealed a light plane had difficulty with its engine before a fiery crash that killed a prominent agriculture figure and his daughter. AAP · Nov 3
Kangaroos star floats NRL proposal amid contract circus With close to half of the Kangaroos squad off contract, Harry Grant has suggested a change to the NRL season to avoid constant World Cup speculation. AAP · Nov 3
Students to go old school with pen-and-paper testing Standardised testing for one year group is expected to return to pens and paper after digitisation coincided with slipping results concerning educators. AAP · Nov 3
US midterms to bring 'big economic consequences' home Jim Chalmers has signalled Australians could be impacted by the outcome of the US midterm elections, no matter the outcome at the ballot box. AAP · Nov 3
Flemington shines as winner cheered on in historic Cup Perfect conditions graced Flemington Racecourse for the 166th running of the Melbourne Cup, as British singer Robbie Williams put on a flamboyant performance. AAP · Nov 3
Early access to super deepens cracks between Liberals The opposition insists a proposal to grant early access to superannuation is under review after a backbencher claimed most Liberals want to abandon the idea. AAP · Nov 3
Star journalist faces Alan Jones at sexual abuse trial Media rivalries and motives have been scrutinised as a star investigative journalist testified in Alan Jones's fight against indecent assault allegations. AAP · Nov 3
Backpackers' fate hazy as UK leader mulls Albanese plea A request to send British working holiday-makers to work in rural areas has so far fallen flat with the prime minister's UK counterpart. AAP · Nov 2
City striker ready for fiery reunion with old pal Melbourne City striker Andrew Nabbout can't wait to line up against former teammate German Ferreyra when Western Sydney come to town. AAP · Nov 2
No MCG farewell as 'Big Show' calls time for Australia Glenn Maxwell has opened up on why he was content to retire from T20 internationals as he also brought down the curtain on his Victoria career. AAP · Nov 2
AAP · Nov 2 Opals veteran unveils next move after WNBA retirement Australian basketballer Bec Allen finished a sparkling WNBA tenure with the New York Liberty earlier in the year and has revealed what is next for her.
AAP · Nov 2 Chipper Hipkins sees stars aligning for NZ Labour He was once considered a preferred prime minister by just 0.3 per cent of New Zealanders but Chris Hipkins is taking the 2026 election to the wire.
AAP · Nov 2 Aussie researchers lead world-first dinosaur blood find An international team of researchers led by an Australian university have found evidence of red blood cells in a 115-year-old dinosaur fossil.
AAP · Nov 2 Widow slams false Hamas claim against Gaza journalist The widow of a journalist in Gaza who worked for ABC has lambasted a Liberal MP for incorrectly alleging he was a Hamas militant which she later backtracked on.
AAP · Nov 2 Resource hub to keep children safe from sexual harm A hub supporting young people's sexual safety will equip them, their parents and practitioners with resources to recognise or respond to harmful behaviours.
AAP · Nov 2 Australia cannot 'credibly lead' COP31 without reform More than 500 academics have signed a letter to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calling for Australia to end new coal and gas project approvals.
AAP · Nov 2 Fast and raw: England also keen to see Aussie pace ace Emerging paceman Mahli Beardman is already being touted as a star of the future, and England will get an early look at him in the upcoming ODI series.
AAP · Nov 2 Djokovic in Aussie's sights after boilover in Paris Australia's Rinky Hijikata has upset top-21 player Luciano Darderi for the third time this year to set up a potential tie with Novak Djokovic in Paris.
AAP · Nov 2 Youth socials ban won't stop online harm, court told Young people are still able to access dangerous online content even while subject to a world-leading social media ban, Australia's highest court has been told.
AAP · Nov 2 Volunteer allegedly attacked over One Nation signs The alleged bashing of a One Nation volunteer has been condemned by political leaders and cast a troubling shadow over the lead-up to a state election.
AAP · Nov 2 Winds 'one to 1000' before jumping castle tragedy A former teacher and inflatable equipment worker have given their accounts of a jumping castle tragedy in which six primary school children died.