AFLW superstar's injury hammer blow confirmed West Coast have received confirmation of a horror injury to young superstar Ella Roberts. AAP · Nov 2
Councils pitching hands-on black market tobacco fight Local councils think they can solve the thriving tobacco black market after requesting tighter development controls to halt the spread of illicit retailers. AAP · Nov 2
'Enough is enough': Wanderers speak out on fan policing Western Sydney fans have lashed over-policing at their A-League Men games and now chairman Paul Lederer has had his say. AAP · Nov 2
Small businesses urged to get hands-on cyber coaching Recent high-profile and increasingly frequent cyber attacks are underlining the need for Australia's business community to put up more safeguards. AAP · Nov 2
Aussie shares drop ahead of interest rates decision The local share market has tumbled on the back of a sharp Wall Street tech rout as anxious investors brace for another Reserve Bank rate hike on Tuesday. AAP · Nov 2
'Witch hunt': Palmer slams court after charge dropped A spokesperson for Clive Palmer has lashed out after a charge against the billionaire was dropped. AAP · Nov 2
'Slap you around': magistrate rebuked for bad language A magistrate has been reprimanded for using inappropriate language from the bench, including making threatening remarks to legal practitioners. AAP · Nov 2
Aussie enters fifth dimension at New York City Marathon Australian record-holder Haftu Strintzos has taken it to the streets with a fifth-placed finish at the prestigious New York City Marathon. AAP · Nov 2
NZ First's Winston Peters tapping One Nation's well The 81-year-old New Zealand foreign minister is vying for a 14th term as an MP and put immigration at the centre of his election bid. AAP · Nov 2
The key moments that have defined the Melbourne Cup A look back at the highlights, history-making horses, memorable quotes and remarkable moments that have defined the Melbourne Cup over the past 25 years. AAP · Nov 2
What gives Victory faith tide will turn in A-League Men Melbourne Victory haven't got rolling yet this season, but midfielder Jordi Valadon is confident the tide will turn. AAP · Nov 2
Beheading accused mounts mental health defence A former Beauty and the Geek contestant has appeared in court in a wheelchair as she was arraigned on charges of murdering and dismembering her partner. AAP · Nov 2
Aussie coach says batting is in a better spot after SA Australia's batting flopped in the final two Tests in South Africa, but coach Andrew McDonald says the output from new faces means it's in a better spot. AAP · Nov 2
Why Aussies believe Green won't be in a spin in India Cameron Green copped a tough working-over from Simon Harmer in Cape Town, but Andrew McDonald says his history of runs in Asia is more relevant for India. AAP · Nov 2
AAP · Nov 2 Aiken to face Chooks rehab buddy Naividi in Cup semi Cruising into the knockout phase of the Women's Rugby League World Cup, Australia are preparing for a gritty Fijian outfit to bring a true semi-final test.
AAP · Nov 2 Australia defend handling of Labuschagne selection Australia's prolonged selection of Marnus Labuschagne has drawn heavy criticism, but coach Andrew McDonald says his prolonged stint will not have damaged him.
AAP · Nov 2 Star pace trio rested from Australia's ODI, T20 squads Australian cricket selectors have opted to rest several big guns for the upcoming T20 and one-day international series against England.
AAP · Nov 2 One Nation policy costings blackout 'deprives' voters Loyal voters are unlikely to abandon One Nation over its refusal to release policy costings, but experts warn the secrecy deprives the broader public.
AAP · Nov 1 Falling faith in politicians spurs democracy warning Faith in politicians and governments has seen a significant decline, with a recent alleged targeted attack on an MP prompting a warning from experts.
AAP · Nov 1 Mortgage customers keep on top of interest rate hikes The number of Westpac customers behind on mortgage payments has held steady despite four interest rate hikes in 2026 and the strong prospect of more to come.
AAP · Nov 1 Biggest gun buyback in decades starts despite criticism The first phase of one state's multimillion-dollar gun buyback scheme has begun but the number of firearms initially taken off the streets will be minimal.
AAP · Nov 1 'Do everything': Walsh credits Walters chat for return Reece Walsh says it's "a blessing" to be a sponge around his Australia fullback competitor James Tedesco as he reveals how he got fit for the World Cup.
AAP · Nov 1 'Game over' for Nationals with leader's lower house bid Polling suggests the Nationals will be lucky to win three seats at the next federal election as the rural party's leader moves chambers to sidestep One Nation.
AAP · Nov 1 Unlikely winner emerges from luckless Samoan blow Ronald Volkman is set to go from Dragons discard to starting in a World Cup semi-final against Australia in the space of 12 months.
AAP · Nov 1 'Asset-rich' Aussies could struggle to afford aged care In-home aged care risks becoming less accessible, with most applicants for subsidised assistance already receiving social welfare to get by.