Aloisi sacked in China after side's title capitulation Socceroos great John Aloisi has been sacked by Chengdu Rongcheng after letting the Chinese Super League title slip away with a dramatic capitulation. AAP · Nov 9
Greenberg's Sandpapergate warning already playing out The Sandpapergate saga is unlikely to be put to bed after Mitchell Starc's denial of Usman Khawaja's latest claims showed the divide in stories will continue. AAP · Nov 9
Albanese defends under-pressure treasurer after leaks The prime minister says his treasurer is doing a good job, despite internal tension in the Labor party about cost of living management and voters' disdain. AAP · Nov 9
'Tough day': tributes for Beaconsfield mine survivor Todd Russell, one of two miners who survived an underground collapse in 2006, is being remembered for his strength and determination after his death at age 54. AAP · Nov 9
Power struggle: the energy supply election question The green transition is firmly on the ballot in an upcoming state election, as experts warn decisive action is needed to avoid electricity supply shortfalls. AAP · Nov 9
Bosses urged to look past the 'but' in disability jobs A new report may provide the blueprint for more Australian businesses to take on workers with disabilities. AAP · Nov 9
Tech guarded in data centre could bring medical marvels An Australian tech boss thinks his world-first computing technology working hand-in-hand with AI could slow the expansion of ever-bigger data centres. AAP · Nov 9
Farmer admits starving his horses for 'financial gain' A farmer has admitted he did not feed his horses or seek vet treatment after more than 100 animals were found dying or dead in a small and bare paddock. AAP · Nov 9
Children waiting up to a year for violence counselling A family violence support service waitlist for children's specialist counselling has blown out to almost a year as 100 wait due to demand and underfunding. AAP · Nov 9
Racism blamed for Indigenous youth police treatment Advocates say racism is behind a police force opting against dealing with young First Nations offenders via diversion programs rather than through the courts. AAP · Nov 9
Watchdog warns private credit amid Bathla scrutiny The collapse of the western Sydney-based developer is a concerning case study of the poor practices in the private credit sector, ASIC says. AAP · Nov 9
Killer's GP saw no 'red flags' in mental health review A doctor caring for Mark Bombara before he murdered two women and killed himself says she did not witness any "red flags" during her appointments with him. AAP · Nov 9
Food rider's alleged murder sparks calls for shake-up A state's overrun mental health system is again in the spotlight following the alleged murder of a delivery rider in a city alleyway. AAP · Nov 9
Church on the wing, a match made in heaven Abbi Church has shone on the right wing for Australia at the World Cup, despite playing her club and State of Origin football at fullback. AAP · Nov 9
AAP · Nov 9 One Nation preference deal could set national precedent A state coalition will direct its voters to put Labor behind One Nation in key seats in a move that could be replicated elsewhere across the nation.
AAP · Nov 9 Internet watchdog plays down fears over censorship Concerns that religious teachings and genuine debate will be stifled under a looming online safety overhaul have been batted away by the eSafety commissioner.
AAP · Nov 9 'They're very, very good': ailing Wallabies praised Australia's much-lambasted rugby men have found a champion in England's Jamie George, who feels the Wallabies will bounce back in the Nations Championship.
AAP · Nov 9 Lions pick assistant Bruce to replace Fagan as coach Long-time assistant Cameron Bruce will be confirmed on Tuesday as the man to replace three-time premiership coach Chris Fagan at Brisbane.
AAP · Nov 9 'Kiss my Arts': cultural sector campaigns for cash Protesters at a pre-election rally for arts funding say financial support for the sector is shrinking - and arts workers are leaving.
AAP · Nov 9 Carr crosses fingers for injury-free State of Origin After battling major injuries last season, Port Adelaide coach Josh Carr has expressed anxiety about possible player setbacks from next year's State of Origin.
AAP · Nov 9 Win for cops jailed over 'cruel' beating of naked woman Two police officers have had their jail terms reduced after they punched, kicked, and pepper-sprayed a naked mentally ill woman.
AAP · Nov 9 Popovic weighs in on Socceroos' security concerns With the players' union expressing reservations about Australia's Jordan friendly, Tony Popovic has addressed what a withdrawal would mean for future call-ups.
AAP · Nov 9 Video games described as 'Trojan horse' for extremists Radicals are using video games as "befriending platforms" to lure impressionable young people and gain their trust, an inquiry has heard.
AAP · Nov 9 Wife 'felt unsafe' before alleged lawnmower murder A woman sought counselling to try and save her marriage from her husband's infidelity in the months before she was allegedly murdered, a jury has heard.
AAP · Nov 9 City veteran wants Socceroos swan song at Asian Cup Socceroos veteran Aziz Behich is backing himself to remain fit and firing for a fourth Asian Cup appearance after the tournament was pushed back 11 months.