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Coal demand set to plunge as the world goes electric

Increasing global use of electricity is set to be a major focus at the COP31 summit in Turkey, but a report finds progress is falling short.

AAP · 10h ago

'Challenges' still face United as new ALW season nears

Ahead of the upcoming A-League Women's season, Canberra United coach Antoni Jagarinec has addressed the impact that having no pay agreement has had on his club.

AAP · 11h ago

Expect a call: Wallabies coach on cross-code wonder

Mark Nawaqanitawase could still feature on the Wallabies' November tour, with coach Les Kiss keen to reconnect after the cross-code talent's mesmeric NRL form.

AAP · 11h ago

Bazzana scores twice as Guardians stay alive in MLB

Australian second base Travis Bazzana has scored on his two walks to help Cleveland keep their MLB season alive with a 9-3 post-season win over the White Sox.

AAP · 12h ago

Cats add ruckman as Swans star mulls trade request

Geelong may have to get creative if Sydney defender Nick Blakey pursues a move to the Cattery after relinquishing another first round pick for Rowan Marshall.

AAP · 12h ago

No bail in alleged fatal 'reverse-ram' of elderly man

A woman charged with manslaughter has been denied bail after allegedly reversing her car into a 73-year-old man beside a regional highway.

AAP · 12h ago

Trial against nurses accused of anti-Semitism delayed

Just days out from the start of the trial of two nurses accused of being menacing and offensive, the high-profile hearing has been pushed back.

AAP · 12h ago

'Insane': child-abusing monk lauded by supporters

A head monk who betrayed the trust of six young girls and their families when he lured them away with lollies at his temple has been jailed.

AAP · 12h ago

Corruption charges linked to state's train service

A state corruption watchdog has brought charges against two people for allegedly rigging contracts and deliberately understaffing for financial gain.

AAP · 13h ago

Australian shares dive as bond market fears persist

A rebound in metals prices has failed to dig Australian mining stocks out of trouble, amid worries about global bonds and a potential European debt crisis.

AAP · 13h ago