'Prove people wrong': Luai warning after Tigers exit Samoan teammate Stephen Crichton is keen to see Jarome Luai silence the haters after his PNG Chiefs move was widely blamed for derailing Wests Tigers season. AAP · Oct 14
Australia sweep Bangladesh 3-0 after Schutt stars A four-wicket haul by Megan Schutt and unbeaten half-centuries to Ellyse Perry and Annabel Sutherland secured Australia a 3-0 ODI series win over Bangladesh. AAP · Oct 14
Coroner finds girl's hospital death was preventable The parents of a girl who died in hospital after presenting with a stomach ache have wiped away tears as a coroner released findings into her death. AAP · Oct 14
Accused killer faces court after young woman found dead A man accused of killing a 21-year-old woman will remain in custody as police seek to analyse months of CCTV footage. AAP · Oct 14
Unseen reasons many Australians book short-term rentals Short-term rentals like Airbnb act as a more home-like alternative for many people in crisis, including those escaping domestic violence and natural disasters. AAP · Oct 14
Australia pleas for peace with key Middle East partner Jordan's King Abdullah II has met with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to reaffirm collaboration during his first visit to Australia in a decade. AAP · Oct 14
'I will look at it': Bai ready for PNG Chiefs approach Gold Coast forward Cooper Bai has joined Jarome Luai in inking a sponsorship deal with a PNG-based company as he faces a huge call on his future. . AAP · Oct 14
Kitchens have their Michelin moment in Australia first A restaurant has earned itself Australia's first and only two Michelin stars as more than 70 eateries are recognised by the famed fine-dining benchmark. AAP · Oct 14
Kangaroos coach makes Tedesco vow, explains Walsh pick The door remains open for James Tedesco to dislodge Reece Walsh as Australia's first-choice fullback, Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters says. AAP · Oct 14
How mum's advice helped Nigerian talent land in ALM Born in Nigeria and fluent in Japanese, youngster Oriola Sunday is the latest international talent given the nod to lead Sydney FC's attack in the A-League Men. AAP · Oct 14
Pacific head rebukes Australia's focus on pre-COP costs Tuvalu's climate minister says he was "very happy" with pre-COP attendance, but alarmed by new fossil fuel projects being green-lit in Australia. AAP · Oct 14
Miners urge reform as $1b gold project shakes off order The overturning of a heritage protection order stalling the development of a gold mine shows a need for better transparency, the resources sector says. AAP · Oct 14
Slumping bank stocks weigh on Australian shares High interest rates, stubborn oil prices and a tough lending environment are weighing on bank earnings, spooking cautious investors. AAP · Oct 14
Mental health system suffering from $600m shortfall More than half a billion of taxpayer dollars is needed to overhaul Australia's largest state public mental health service to help cure its funding headaches. AAP · Oct 14
AAP · Oct 14 AI data centres to 'pay their way' via community fund A state government is pursuing plans to make artificial intelligence and data centre companies pay money into a community fund, but details are unclear.
AAP · Oct 14 Elder Mick Mundine in court on sexual abuse allegations A prominent Indigenous Elder and businessman has faced court accused of historical sexual assault.
AAP · Oct 14 'More work to do': firefighters face funding gap A state government has conceded more needs to be done to maintain its firefighting fleet, with a report revealing a funding shortfall.
AAP · Oct 14 Dawn of new WNBL era as stars return, Jewels add polish The WNBL's new season tips off on Thursday, and it will mark a new era for the league as a ninth team is added, players return, and full-circle moments occur.
AAP · Oct 14 Expert rejects killer cop's 'impossible' gunshot theory A theory promoted by Beau Lamarre-Condon's lawyer about how one of his alleged murder victims died has been rejected by a ballistics expert.
AAP · Oct 14 No evidence customer data published on dark web: Origin Australia's largest energy retailer says it has beefed up its cybersecurity systems after hackers tapped the data of hundreds of thousands of customers.
AAP · Oct 14 Suburban firebombing guts beauty clinic owner's dream Police are combing through ash and rubble after two suspicious fires at a home and a beauty clinic in neighbouring suburbs of a city besieged by arson attacks.
AAP · Oct 13 'Heartless' homeless shelter closure condemned The closure of a homeless shelter has been slammed as "callous and heartless" by a federal minister, who says the decision could prove fatal.
AAP · Oct 13 Prisoner's landmark egg freezing win in High Court The High Court has opened the door to more women freezing their eggs behind bars after it overturned a state's decision banning a prisoner from the procedure.
AAP · Oct 13 ATO credit card backflip a sign of 'good government' The opposition leader is calling for Anthony Albanese to put the treasurer "out of his misery and sack him" following a backflip on a ban on credit surcharges.
AAP · Oct 13 Businesses 'busting arse' to be punished by tax bill The Greens are set to kick Labor's proposed 30 per cent minimum trust tax to an inquiry, giving businesses the chance to protest the proposed changes.