Major stake in Melbourne Airport up in the air Property investment company Dexus will be forced to sell its 27 per cent stake in Melbourne Airport after an "irremediable breach" saw private details leaked. AAP · May 29
Ump's decision to disallow Hawk goal given AFL backing While Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell was left unimpressed, the AFL has stood by an umpiring decision that disallowed Nick Watson's goal against St Kilda. AAP · May 28
Swans await as Saints try to learn from terrible start The task doesn't get any easier for St Kilda, with Sydney next after they were terrible early in Thursday night's loss to Hawthorn. AAP · May 28
Saints goalless in first half as Hawks cruise to win Will Day made a successful comeback and Jack Gunston also returned with five goals as Hawthorn mauled St Kilda in the first half on the way to a 52-point win. AAP · May 28
Knife crime shows signs of decline after machete ban Knife crime is showing signs of decline as a state approaches one year since introducing Australia's first ban on the sale of machetes. AAP · May 28
Call for independent probes into deaths in custody Police should not be investigating police over Indigenous deaths in custody, a social justice commissioner says. AAP · May 27
Teens ate ice cream before stabbing boy, jury told A young boy was stabbed 30 times as he walked along a suburban street with his friends, a jury has been told as an accused murderer stands trial. AAP · May 27
Heartbreak as cops avoid charges over Aboriginal death Police says anger in communities will be understandable after a decision not to prosecute officers who held down an Aboriginal man who died. AAP · May 26
Trial after man's alleged Nazi salutes to Jewish kids An airport worker has pleaded not guilty to two charges after he was accused of performing Nazi salutes towards a group of Jewish schoolchildren. AAP · May 26
Two arrested as police probe Dezi Freeman's time on run Arrests have been made as part of an investigation into Dezi Freeman as police face scrutiny over the lack of body-worn cameras at the killer's last shootout. AAP · May 25
Women's sex abuse nightmare at hands of 'monster' monk The former child victims of a head monk have detailed the devastating impacts of his sexual offending on them decades later after he was convicted. AAP · May 25
Demons' loss not on Langford's shoulders: King Harvey Langford missed the chance to kick a match-winning goal, but Melbourne coach Steven King put his side's loss to the Bulldogs down to other factors. AAP · May 24
Freijah ice-cool as Dogs pip Dees in thriller Ed Richards and Marcus Bontempelli starred for the Western Bulldogs, who threw away a big lead against Melbourne before prevailing in a tight contest. AAP · May 24
As cemeteries fill, Australians choose forests Helen Rafferty would be "delighted" to be buried beneath the Wollemi pine she tended to for decades, says her husband, who decided her unusual resting place. AAP · May 23
AAP · May 23 Mavs strike down Lightning in Super Netball A strong second half lifted the Melbourne Mavericks to a 10-goal win over Sunshine Coast Lightning and into third position on the Super Netball ladder
AAP · May 23 Cats keep their cool despite statement win over Swans Geelong have backed up their win over Brisbane with an impressive 27-point triumph over fellow flag fancies Sydney, but Chris Scott won't get overconfident.
AAP · May 22 Australia's remaining solarless roofs harder to crack Converting to solar-powered, all-electric homes is proving challenging for apartment occupants and renters, and pressure to close the gap is building.
AAP · May 22 Orchestra's Israel stance scrutinised in court hearing The former managing director of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has been accused of lying about cancelling a concert by pro-Palestine pianist Jayson Gillham.
AAP · May 21 Music fans find groove of vinyl culture at exhibition Music lovers can check out releases from London's The Vinyl Factory at an exhibition that celebrates the joys of vinyl records.
AAP · May 20 Budget measures could cut house prices by 10 per cent Changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions could cause the biggest housing downturn in 40 years, in a boost for first home buyers.
AAP · May 18 Crows recruit confident rotten injury run is over Adelaide's prized recruit Callum Ah Chee is pressing to make his AFL comeback after suffering two hamstring injuries since February.
AAP · May 16 Lightning strike ends Melbourne Vixens' winning run Sunshine Coast have ended Melbourne Vixens' unbeaten run, delivering the first loss of the Super Netball season for the reigning champions.
AAP · May 15 Teachers offered pay rise of up to 32 per cent A teachers' union has struck an in-principle deal with a state government for pay rises of up to 32.4 per cent over four years.
AAP · May 15 Hawks' former 'shrugging lairiser' to reach milestone Once a polarising youngster, Jack Ginnivan will prepares for his 100th game as he transforms into a key part of Hawthorn's premiership push.
AAP · May 14 AFL great Winmar admitted row, slap but denied assaults Former St Kilda footballer Nicky Winmar's conversation with police after an alleged attack has been played in court as he fights assault allegations.