'Keep them': Dolphins boss opens up on contract puzzle Dolphins CEO Terry Reader is calm about the big stars set to come off contract as the club gets its salary cap in balance to cope with potential raids. AAP · Sep 15
Oils drum kit one of 50 treasures of Aussie performance A drum kit that belonged to the late Midnight Oil drummer Rob Hirst is one of the treasures going on display at the Australian Museum of Performing Arts. AAP · Sep 15
'Backing myself': Hawk flying with better AFL mindset Over the last couple of seasons, a Hawthorn midfielder has cemented himself in their AFL side thanks to not being so hard on himself. AAP · Sep 15
Man injured by three-pronged spear in remote unrest A car has been set alight and a man hit by a three-pronged spear in the latest unrest at a troubled remote community that involved about 100 people. AAP · Sep 15
Knights bash bros ready to bounce again as Lucas trains Francis Manuleleua is an ex-halfback and Jermaine McEwan a man finding his feet as an 80-minute forward, together they are making a damaging second-row pair. AAP · Sep 15
We won't get ambushed: Dockers on red alert for Swans Sydney will be without the "Pullman Five" and Callum Mills for Friday's preliminary final, but Fremantle aren't being lulled into a false sense of security. AAP · Sep 15
'Quiet' Snowtown serial killer to be released on parole The youngest of the Snowtown killers has been described as demonstrating excellent behaviour in a judgment upholding a decision to release him on parole. AAP · Sep 15
Slashing fossil fuels is 'life and death' for Pacific New gas and coal developments should not go ahead if the world is to stop climate change forcing Pacific islanders out of their homes. AAP · Sep 15
Mystery police station death reexamined 91 years later The 96-year-old daughter of a police officer mistakenly ruled to have taken his own life on the job in 1935 says the grief of losing him has never left. AAP · Sep 15
Labor floats idea to let AI use artists' work for free AI companies could have free rein over content without paying creators if they strike deals with enough rights holders, a leaked options paper has revealed. AAP · Sep 15
Tough kids bail laws remain with 'adult time' push on One state will extend tough youth bail laws that make it easier to keep teenage offenders locked up, as hard-on-crime pledges ramp up ahead of election season. AAP · Sep 15
'No-brainer': Lions' young gun pens timely new deal Logan Morris has joined Zac Bailey in committing his playing future to the Brisbane Lions just days out from the AFL preliminary final against Hawthorn. AAP · Sep 15
Shares hit 11-week low in 'horrendous' day for markets Banks, miners and energy stocks have dragged the ASX lower, as AI uncertainty, the Iran war and dogged inflation provide a perfect storm of market headwinds. AAP · Sep 15
Surprise downfall for rich state atop economic rankings Queensland has emerged at the top of CommBank's revamped State of the States report, despite the state's government copping a downgrade to its credit rating. AAP · Sep 15
AAP · Sep 15 Stefanovic denies 'oppressing' podcast business partner TV host-turned-podcaster Karl Stefanovic and the co-owner of his company have fallen out, with a court set to decide their fate.
AAP · Sep 15 Travellers facing higher airfares going into Christmas The competition watchdog's latest quarterly report on the domestic aviation industry has some bad news for travellers.
AAP · Sep 15 Super Rugby Pacific fans to feast on Sunday kick-offs The 2027 Super Rugby Pacific season features 10 Sunday afternoon games as the new 10-team format throws up a series of changes to the 30-year-old tournament.
AAP · Sep 15 'Get them upskilled': Kiss's plan for Wallabies' No.10s Wallabies coach Les Kiss is backing youth over experience - for now - and keeping veteran playmakers James O'Connor and Bernard Foley on the backburner.
AAP · Sep 15 Labor struggles to turn election tide under new premier A new premier has been unable to lift support for Victorian Labor or his personal standing, with a poll showing voters are fretting about state debt.
AAP · Sep 15 Cleary to prepare for prelim with mental visualisation Nathan Cleary appears set to play in Penrith's preliminary final against the Warriors or Newcastle, even if he is off his feet and doesn't kick in the lead-up.
AAP · Sep 15 Hanson leaves wriggle room in her 'primitive' apology One Nation leader Pauline Hanson insists she didn't intend to hurt anyone when she labelled Indigenous Australians "the most primitive race on Earth".
AAP · Sep 15 Australia rises as US plunges in world democracy report The year 2025 is being described as the worst of the century for freedom of expression, media rights, access to justice and more.
AAP · Sep 15 Wilton ready to go full Costner as Trindall's bodyguard Teig Wilton may be too young to have watched The Bodyguard, but he is ready to play the role for Cronulla and Braydon Trindall in the NRL finals.
AAP · Sep 14 'Prove myself': Swans recruit in finals family affair Sydney recruit Jai Serong has already done his homework on Fremantle ahead of a blockbuster preliminary finals clash, thanks to help from his older brother.
AAP · Sep 14 New Zealand Pro riding wave of success into 2027 season After a successful debut on the global stage this year, the New Zealand Pro will return in 2027 to once again attract the world's best surfers.