More shows as Powderfinger fans scramble for tickets Powderfinger has added six more concert dates as fans race to snap up the first tickets to their highly anticipated reunion tour. AAP · Oct 13
Selection headaches loom as Matildas thrash Haiti Leticia McKenna starred with two goals as the Matildas rebounded from a poor loss with a big win over Haiti as they prepare for next year's World Cup. AAP · Oct 13
The Teskey Brothers reflect on 'fairytale' rise Josh Teskey, lead singer and guitarist of The Teskey Brothers, says the band was "caught off guard" by the success of its debut album, Half Mile Harvest. AAP · Oct 13
'Tragic': search for gun used to kill 12-year-old boy Weeks after a 12-year-old boy was fatally shot in the face in an apartment unit, police are yet to find the gun used by his alleged murderer. AAP · Oct 13
Violence and sexual harm of Australian children rising A national abuse crisis is brewing, with a study showing a new generation of boys and girls are becoming victims of physical violence and sexual harm. AAP · Oct 13
Homeless services forced to shut doors on those in need Those seeking homelessness services in one state are increasingly facing closed doors and making frontline staff the target of their frustrations. AAP · Oct 13
Aussies downed in Wuhan after contrasting matches There are no Australians left in the Wuhan Open after Kim Birrell and Daria Kasatkina were both beaten in the opening round. AAP · Oct 13
Call for peaceful protests to be allowed, not blocked Australian permit systems for protests are largely out of line with international obligations to protect the right to peaceful assembly, a new report says. AAP · Oct 13
Closing the Gap progress 'stalled' since referendum The Closing the Gap campaign has stalled since the Indigenous voice referendum says Megan Davis, a key architect of the 2023 initiative. AAP · Oct 13
"Compelling" case needed for Renshaw to return to open Pat Cummins has suggested it would take a "compelling" case for Matt Renshaw to go back to open against South Africa, after his scores of 190 and 82 at No.5. AAP · Oct 13
Gender equality moving backwards for female executives Women are facing growing opposition to gender equality within Australia's largest companies, as the number of female executives declines. AAP · Oct 13
'We know': the Wallabies' new game plan for All Blacks Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii says the Wallabies have hatched a new game plan to topple the All Blacks but they aren't telling ahead of Bledisloe Cup II in Sydney. AAP · Oct 13
Record-breaking bowlers relishing it while they can Australia need their big four bowlers fit and firing to achieve what they want to over the next 12 months. And the early signs are good in South Africa. AAP · Oct 13
'Long memory': Pacific faces decades of global warming Cutting all greenhouse gas emissions will not immediately reverse the effects of climate change on the world's largest ocean, a study has found. AAP · Oct 13
AAP · Oct 13 'Loyal to a fault': Frydenberg on working with Morrison Former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says he was "loyal to a fault" during his time in Scott Morrison's government, as he launches his new memoir.
AAP · Oct 13 Labor gas plan a short term 'sugar hit', industry warns Labor promises its national gas reservation scheme will lower gas prices for households, but the industry warns it will only be a "sugar hit".
AAP · Oct 13 Bottom of house-price slide, rent peak 'fair way off' Renters and home-owners are likely to be in pain for some time yet as a fight picks up over whether tenants should be protected by caps.
AAP · Oct 13 Big bank rejects push to end financing of land clearing Commonwealth Bank shareholders have firmly rejected an attempt by conservationists to get the company to end the financing of deforestation.
AAP · Oct 13 Young Crow left in lurch as AFL trade deadline passes Nick Murray has been stranded at Adelaide as Keidean Coleman, Jack Viney and Trent Rivers found new homes at the death in the AFL trade period.
AAP · Oct 13 Rabada ready but South Africa must fix bigger problems Kagiso Rabada is set to return from a hamstring tear to lead South Africa's bowling attack in the second Test, but the Proteas know they have other issues.
AAP · Oct 13 Tyro's second cup century on the bounce earns Bulls win Queensland are off the mark in the One-Day Cup, but Western Australia remain pointless, after Hugh Weibgen's 103 led the visitors to victory in Perth.
AAP · Oct 13 Jets let lead slip, fall to Osaka in ACLE Newcastle's hunt for a first Asian win since 2009 will continue after a former favourite son in Eli Adams helped inspire Gamba Osaka to a comeback ACLE win.
AAP · Oct 13 Ruthless Australia start road run with a big win Josh Hazlewood's six-wicket haul has carried Australia to a resounding 214-run win in the first Test against South Africa in Durban.
AAP · Oct 13 Extra charges for teen driver in Newcastle crash The P-plater allegedly behind the wheel of a car that ploughed into a crowd of Newcastle Knights fans has been hit with eight additional charges.
AAP · Oct 13 Demon roars into quarters at Shanghai Alex de Minaur has booked a Shanghai Masters quarter-final and taken a major step towards the ATP Finals with a straight-sets win over Russia's Karen Khachanov.