Stencil artist grieves ANZAC graves destroyed in Gaza Gallipoli Art Prize winner Luke Cornish has criticised the desecration of a Commonwealth cemetery in Gaza, in which his great-uncle was buried. AAP · Apr 15
'Destiny': Egyptian-born Aussie set for huge homecoming Mai Soliman is ready for the biggest fight of her career, at the Great Pyramids, against Japan's Mizuki Hiruta for the super flyweight world title. AAP · Apr 15
Matt Dufty to play first NRL game in nearly four years Matt Dufty is set to play his first NRL game in four years, with Leo Thompson, Jarome Luai and Izack Tago also returning to the team sheet in round seven. AAP · Apr 14
Wife's tearful testimony at love triangle murder trial A woman whose ex-husband's body was found weighed down by rocks in a river has broken down in the witness box while her spouse's accused murderer watched on. AAP · Apr 14
Police trainee allegedly raped by fellow recruit A male police academy recruit has been suspended from training after he allegedly sexually assaulted a fellow trainee. AAP · Apr 14
Wallaroos' wait for rugby win over Canada continues The Wallaroos have delivered an improved performance against the powerhouse Canadians but fell short in their Pacific Four series rugby clash in the US. AAP · Apr 12
It hurts: Sharks vow to fight Bears' poaching players Sharks co-captain Cameron McInnes and fullback Will Kennedy could be on the Perth Bears' radar as the incoming franchise builds their inaugural squad. AAP · Apr 10
Wallaroos bolster line-up ahead of big rugby challenge The Wallaroos are looking to crack their first win over women's rugby heavyweights Canada when they clash in the Pacific Four series in California. AAP · Apr 10
Best in world: Tigers' bold Campbelltown pathway plans Wests Tigers CEO Shaun Mielekamp has revealed long-term plans for south-west Sydney, after setting the ambitious goal of having the sport's best pathway system. AAP · Apr 10
Purdue fulfils childhood dream in staying a Cowboy Jaxon Purdue wants to pick the brain of his childhood idol Johnathan Thurston more after inking a mega four-year deal to stay with North Queensland. AAP · Apr 7
Schoolboy battles transform into duel for NSW No.9 Rivals since their teenage days, Blayke Brailey and Reece Robson are now fighting off for the NSW hooking role ahead of their NRL clash in Perth. AAP · Apr 6
Payten offer that put rocket up Cowboys No.1 Drinkwater Scott Drinkwater was offered a "rest" from North Queensland coach Todd Payten in March. It was what he needed to light a fuse back in the Cowboys fullback. AAP · Apr 6
McLean ready to add sky blue to Kiwi black Penrith centre Casey McLean's game-breaking ability is making him a legitimate State of Origin option, even if NSW are at full strength this year. AAP · Apr 5
Letting Flanno down: Gutherson goes to bat for coach Clint Gutherson says the players must shoulder blame for St George Illawarra's horror start, while saying he'd have no issue with the club signing a new No.1. AAP · Apr 4
AAP · Apr 4 Dragons' record low heaps more pressure on coach St George Illawarra have been booed on fulltime after falling to their worst ever start to an NRL season with a 32-0 loss to North Queensland at Kogarah.
AAP · Apr 3 Bellamy not afraid to swing axe after Penrith flogging Craig Bellamy has told his players the only fix for three straight losses is hard work, and if they don't want to do it they will find themselves dropped.
AAP · Apr 3 Penrith rewrite record books in Storm thrashing Penrith have produced the best start to a season since the great St George side of the 1960s, after handing Melbourne their biggest defeat in 18 years.
AAP · Apr 2 'If I was coach, I'd pick him': Duke a Cup no-brainer Socceroos veteran Mitch Duke has strengthened his case for a spot in the World Cup squad, with Macarthur FC coach Mile Sterjovski saying it's a no-brainer.
AAP · Apr 2 Mythbuster: numbers prove Reynolds no injury liability Brisbane captain Adam Reynolds is one of the NRL's most durable halves, with statistics showing he averages more games a year than Ben Hunt and Nathan Cleary.
AAP · Apr 2 Bulls star pushes World Cup case with ALM double Socceroos veteran Mitch Duke is knocking on Tony Popovic's door for a World Cup spot, notching a brace and an assist to fire Macarthur to a win over Newcastle.
AAP · Apr 2 You can't stop it: Moses says hip-drops bound to happen Parramatta are still feeling the effects from a couple of hip-drop tackles which have sidelined two stars for lengthy periods.
AAP · Apr 1 'United a country': Arnold the hero as Iraq qualify Graham Arnold was feted by Australia's large Iraqi community after guiding the Middle Eastern nation to its first World Cup in 40 years.
AAP · Apr 1 Why completions now rule the NRL in set-restart era Last decade, the Sydney Roosters were able to win a premiership consistently making more errors than their rivals. That is in stark contrast to the NRL in 2026.
AAP · Apr 1 Curnow will prove critics wrong: Papley on Swans star Critics can continue to write off Charlie Curnow, but fellow Sydney forward Tom Papley insists the new spearhead will live up to the hype.
AAP · Mar 31 Dolphins battering ram rockets into Maroons frame Dolphins tearaway Kulikefu Finefeuiaki is closing in on a Queensland debut as he reveals why his World Cup representative plans tear at the heart strings.