Bledisloe blues: Wallabies' Eden Park curse continues The Wallabies threatened to end a 40-year Eden Park winless streak before the All Blacks romped home to maintain their 23-year hold on the Bledisloe Cup. AAP · Oct 10
Great Scott: Aussie winds back the clock in epic round Adam Scott enters the final day of the Baycurrent Classic with a golden chance to convert recent strong form into his first win on the PGA Tour since 2020. AAP · Oct 10
Tasmania dig in to deny NSW a speedy Shield kill After NSW declared on 9-500, a first-innings lead of 255 runs, Tasmania fought back and had eight wickets in hand at stumps heading into the last day. AAP · Oct 10
Injured Socceroo in a race to be fit for Asian Cup Socceroos striker Mohamed Toure will be sidelined until January following shoulder surgery, casting doubt over his availability for the Asian Cup. AAP · Oct 10
'Dozen' sought after man's gruesome stabbing death A man in his 30s is dead after an alleged public stabbing attack, as police appeal for help from several people of interest. AAP · Oct 10
Forgotten Test quick sparks superb Shield fightback A five-wicket haul from Jhye Richardson has created chaos and left Western Australia just 67 runs away from a comeback Sheffield Shield victory over Queensland. AAP · Oct 10
Aussie's Dream: young gun wins through to WNBA Finals Izzy Borlase, the 22-year-old Australian who made her WNBA debut this year and is the reigning WNBL MVP, has helped lift Atlanta into the WNBA Finals. AAP · Oct 10
Geelong go big and Saints win for Dal Santo in AFLW Geelong logged another big win, St Kilda triumphed in their last match with Nick Dal Santo in charge, and Port also enjoyed victory in Saturday's AFLW games. AAP · Oct 10
Coalition seeks to shield mines from climate activists Angus Taylor has pledged to tighten protections for coal and gas projects after environmentalists successfully challenged a major coal expansion. AAP · Oct 10
Conservatives one, and all over the place at conference A political conference has made an impassioned call for unity between Australia's splintered conservative parties but there was friction onstage and off. AAP · Oct 10
Paulo to use past heartbreak to fuel World Cup charge Samoa's co-captain Junior Paulo has offered a helping hand to four Newcastle players ahead of the Rugby League World Cup. AAP · Oct 10
'Make him proud': all black and Whyte for Kiwi enforcer The legacy of Jared Waerea-Hargreaves continues to drive New Zealand prop Naufahu Whyte as he eyes World Cup glory after a dream season for Sydney Roosters. AAP · Oct 10
Minister issues hard 'no' on Russian diesel imports Australia doesn't want or need imported Russian diesel despite a new supply deal between Moscow and the US, Energy Minister Chris Bowen says. AAP · Oct 10
Family 'live in fear' 40 years on from unsolved death Albert Pisani's remains were found buried in bushland a short drive from his home almost 40 years ago but the search for his killer continues. AAP · Oct 10
AAP · Oct 10 'Pioneers': Fiji women set to inspire at World Cup Fiji are looking to make a splash at the upcoming Women's Rugby League World Cup but also want to keep building pathway programs in the Pacific nation.
AAP · Oct 10 Weatherald backed after rough Shield return as SA win Two-time defending Sheffield Shield champions South Australia have started their new campaign with an innings win over Victoria at Junction Oval.
AAP · Oct 10 Aussie veteran's sizzling Champions Tour opening round Four Australians are within three shots of the lead after a low-scoring opening round at the Champions tour's Constellation Furyk & Friends tournament.
AAP · Oct 9 Man charged over 'offensive' act at Bondi attack site Almost a year after the Bondi Beach shooting, a man has been charged with alleged "offensive behaviour" near the scene of the massacre.
AAP · Oct 9 How a humble band rode the Orient express to fame The announcement of a 2027 tour by beloved Australian band Powderfinger has made many people happy - and they've never forgotten where it all began.
AAP · Oct 9 Kerr ankle injury as error-hit Matildas fall to Germany With their eyes firmly set on the FIFA Women's World Cup, the Matildas received a reality check in a loss to a European powerhouse.
AAP · Oct 9 Back, up and down again: Renshaw's wild ride to No.5 Matt Renshaw has gone from being recalled as an opener to moving to No.5 in the space of two Tests. But the Queenslander insists that is not an issue.
AAP · Oct 9 Rain fails to dampen climate mission at pre-COP31 event The government has defied critics and bad weather to highlight climate threats to Pacific nations but pre-COP31 also turned the spotlight on its commitments.
AAP · Oct 9 Scones and sympathy: country ways connecting the city Pickles, baking and knitting are attracting a new generation of Country Women's Association members and bringing the spirit of the bush to the city.
AAP · Oct 9 Hopes underwater object could be lost aviator's plane A US expedition is targeting a mysterious underwater object to find out if it is the crashed plane of long-missing pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart.
AAP · Oct 9 Victory ready for South to bring the noise in Cup final Melbourne Victory and South Melbourne fans will both have a huge presence in a sold-out blockbuster Australia Cup final.