Happy Head has laughs flowing as easily as Aussie runs After yet another red letter day in his newfound career as a Test opener, Travis Head was in fine form while holding court after play on day three. AAP · Jan 6
Best behind Bradman: Smith goes No.2 in Ashes history Steve Smith has gone past English legend Jack Hobbs for the second-most Ashes centuries and runs. AAP · Jan 6
Retiring Khawaja fails to fire in possible swansong Subdued in batting and temperament, Usman Khawaja has come and gone from the Test crease for potentially the last time. AAP · Jan 6
England 'mentally, physically' tired as Ashes nears end England have endured a tough third day of the final Ashes Test, dropping catches and burning reviews in their attempts to contain Australia. AAP · Jan 6
How Hazlewood family is still playing role in Pink Test Josh Hazlewood's injuries prevented him playing in the Ashes series, but his sister remains part of the Pink Test through the McGrath Foundation. AAP · Jan 6
Aussie steelmaker tipped to rebuff fresh $13b takeover Shares in Australia's biggest steelmaker soared to a 17-year high on a takeover bid but analysts suggest Kerry Stokes and his US partner need to up their offer. AAP · Jan 5
Head expects he'll keep opening after Ashes domination Travis Head has indicated he'll keep opening for Australia, after he and Steve Smith's centuries put their side in charge of the final Ashes Test. AAP · Jan 5
Travis heads towards another ton in Test counterpunch Travis Head is in sight of his third century of the Ashes, going to stumps on 91no and with Australia 2-166 in reply to England's first-innings 384. AAP · Jan 4
Too little, too late for sparkling England batters Australia have already secured the Ashes, but fantastic batting from Harry Brook and Joe Root surely would have left England wondering what might have been. AAP · Jan 4
Bigs fire to keep Hawks' NBL title defence alive JaVale McGee and Sam Froling gave another strong showing in their new front-court partnership as Illawarra produced a dominant second half to beat Cairns. AAP · Jan 3
'Bring us together': PM holds firm on terrorist review The federal government is remaining steadfast in its commitment to a mass shooting probe as Jewish communities continue to demand a full royal commission. AAP · Dec 29, 2025
Strong security pledge as Jewish families plead with PM The NSW premier has heralded a new chapter in the state's security protocols and resources following a deadly anti-Semitic terrorist attack. AAP · Dec 28, 2025
Neck-and-neck supermaxi battle for Sydney to Hobart Two supermaxis at the head of the Sydney to Hobart race are locked in a close battle, with several big-name yachts forced to pull the pin in rugged conditions. AAP · Dec 26, 2025
Police warn against hateful gatherings after massacre Police have urged Australians not to participate in a racist and potentially violent gathering planned in the aftermath of the Bondi terrorist attack. AAP · Dec 26, 2025
AAP · Dec 26, 2025 Mystery, frustration for last-minute Syd-Hob scratching The crew of Sydney to Hobart yacht Yendys are baffled as to how one of her two backstays could have snapped only minutes before the starting gun on Boxing Day.
AAP · Dec 25, 2025 Meet the Sydney to Hobart's 'most beautiful' yacht With beautiful mahogany finishes, a huge sail area and double cockpit, Oroton Drumfire might just be the prettiest yacht in the Sydney to Hobart fleet.
AAP · Dec 23, 2025 'Lower the temperature': PM's plea after kidnap threat A man has been charged with threatening the prime minister, prompting a call for a cooling of the fractious political debate.
AAP · Dec 23, 2025 Christmas magic comes to life for Syd-Hob's Perplexity There'll be plenty of festive cheer aboard Perplexity as seven American sailors take part in the Sydney to Hobart for the first time.
AAP · Dec 23, 2025 Syd-Hob's Maud Demazure literally born to sail Originally from Brittany in northwest France, Sydney to Hobart skipper Maud Demazure was quite literally born to sail.
AAP · Dec 23, 2025 Premier's key advisor upends century-old witness law A premier's right-hand man threatened with arrest has neutralised a federation-era law in a decision set to have far-reaching political ramifications.
AAP · Dec 22, 2025 Gun laws accelerated as PM laments Bondi politicisation There is no need for someone in suburban Sydney to own six long firearms, the prime minister has said as he reveals new measures to toughen up gun laws.
AAP · Dec 22, 2025 The farmer who spends 10 years preparing for Christmas It's Christmas every day of the year at a tree farm in a tiny rural village, where the cool climate brings a touch of the northern hemisphere Down Under.
AAP · Dec 22, 2025 Plea for Bondi return after massacre's legacy of fear Life is slowly returning to normal in Bondi as locals call for the public to return following Australia's deadliest massacre in decades.
AAP · Dec 22, 2025 Royal commission off table as PM says sorry for Bondi Anthony Albanese continues to rebuff calls for a national royal commission into the Bondi massacre while apologising to the Jewish community.
AAP · Dec 21, 2025 'One foot in the grave': ex-Rooster opens up about jail Former Sydney Roosters captain and grand finalist John Tobin has opened up on a harrowing fall from grace and eight years spent in prison for cocaine smuggling.