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. AAP · Oct 13
Unlikely opener steers Tasmania to 'tricky' one-day win Tasmania have outplayed NSW in a rain-interrupted One-Day Cup win, behind a maiden half-century from Will Prestwidge. AAP · Oct 13
Smith back on field after concussion scare Australia's top-ranked batter Steve Smith has been cleared to return from a concussion scare and come back on the field against South Africa in Durban. AAP · Oct 13
Threats alleged in fake union mediation extortion plot A man allegedly falsely claimed to have mediated a CFMEU dispute before threatening to kill a construction executive in a $6 million extortion plot. AAP · Oct 13
Don't become the status quo, treasurer warns Labor Despite Labor losing political paint over its budget tax changes, the treasurer says the only way to see off One Nation is to continue the hard work of reform. AAP · Oct 13
'Shut up': cop sentenced for shaking baby that woke him Details of a police officer's assault on his five-week-old baby have been revealed as he expressed remorse for the "betrayal of trust". AAP · Oct 13
AAP · Oct 13 Trust tax set for inquiry as businesses question costs The Greens are set to kick Labor's proposed 30 per cent minimum trust tax to an inquiry, giving businesses more chance to protest the proposed changes.
AAP · Oct 13 Tonga settle on spine for World Cup 'Game of Death' Tonga have named one of the most explosive benches at the World Cup, headed by Leka Halasima, as they prepare to take on England in a blockbuster.
AAP · Oct 13 Police arrest couple after baby found dead in motel Police have charged two people in relation to the suspicious death of a baby at a motel.
AAP · Oct 13 Walsh wins Kangaroos nod as Kiwis reveal stacked pack Reece Walsh has edged out James Tedesco for Australia's fullback role as he goes head to head with New Zealand debutant Kalyn Ponga.
AAP · Oct 13 Mum's tears as daughter's brutal murder faces appeal A man jailed for at least 25 years for slashing the throat of a young woman walking her dog has claimed the crime was no more serious than other murders.
AAP · Oct 13 Jewels channel Tasmanian history as WNBL debut sold out The Tasmania Jewels have heard tales from ex-players and coaches as they prepare to play their first WNBL game in front of a packed home crowd.
AAP · Oct 13 Government to spend $75 million mining shares windfall A government has outlined how it will spend a significant return on investment from shares it acquired to help out a critical minerals mine.
AAP · Oct 13 World Cup revenge, Olympics fire Mooney beyond 100 Australia star Beth Mooney is still pained by the failure of the side to win last year's World Cup and she wants to be part of a successful 2029 campaign.
AAP · Oct 13 Consumer watchdog cracks down on alleged egg cartel Australia's biggest egg suppliers have been accused of banding together to block their competitors and inflate prices, allegations the companies deny.
AAP · Oct 13 Unions livid with Labor over public servant pay offer Public servants have been offered a pay rise of nine per cent over three years by the federal government, below union demands of a 15 per cent increase.
AAP · Oct 13 'Will be great for us': Suaalii welcomes Nawaqanitawase He looms as a rival for a Wallabies backline spot but Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii cannot wait to have fellow code-hopping superstar Mark Nawaqanitawase back in rugby.