Upper house shake-up looms as old voting system binned Victoria has become the last Australian jurisdiction to abolish a voting system that enabled candidates to be elected with a fraction of first preferences. AAP · Aug 12
Broncos sign Storm forward, Tigers snare Raiders rake Melbourne second-rower Shawn Blore will join Brisbane on a two-year deal, while a Raider becomes a Tiger also in 2027. AAP · Aug 12
Elon Musk lands court win over frequent eSafety foe Allowing users to slide into each other's DMs does not make X a messaging platform, the Elon Musk-owned platform has successfully argued. AAP · Aug 12
Test runs the key: why Webster is not Green with envy Beau Webster is not trying to compete with fellow allrounder Cameron Green for a regular Test spot because he regards himself as a top batter in his own right. AAP · Aug 11
Aussie media titan soldiers on during brutal ad drought More aggressively monetising customers' data is on the table as part of a media empire's vicious cost-cutting and revenue-raising mechanisms after a tepid year. AAP · Aug 10
Car insurance customers in the dark about fee hikes Car insurance premiums surged eight per cent while the broader consumer price index rose three per cent, in part due to a surge in vehicle theft in Victoria. AAP · Aug 10
'Lots of options': Carey coy on changed batting order Wicketkeeper Alex Carey has been Australia's saviour with the bat and while he's not certain were in the order he will come in, he does know why he's firing. AAP · Aug 10
Too risky: players push back on NRL playoff concept The NRL is exploring the concept of a third-place play off in grand final week, but two Canterbury players say the match would not be worth it. AAP · Aug 10
'More workers': simple fix to stop tarmac near-misses Systematically failing to recruit enough air traffic controllers to cover for sickness and fatigue is being blamed as the leading cause of airport incidents. AAP · Aug 9
Aussie walking wizard Beacroft has world at his feat Australian Isaac Beacroft has continued his personal gold rush with a record-breaking victory in the 5km race walk at the world athletics U20 championships. AAP · Aug 8
Labor backs 'strong' fuel supply as petrol prices bite Drivers continue to feel the pinch at the bowser despite strong national fuel supplies, as the ongoing volatile war in Iran drags on. AAP · Aug 7
Aussie star creates history with Allan Border Medal Three-format star Travis Head has become the sixth multiple winner of the Allan Border Medal, pipping great mate Alex Carey for Australian cricket's top award. AAP · Aug 7
Cat identifies himself as concussion waiver player The Geelong player who signed a waiver where he would take all legal responsibility for future brain injuries has identified himself. AAP · Aug 7
Liberals reveal candidate to replace dumped Deeming The Liberals' choice of a deputy mayor to replace Moira Deeming in the upcoming Victorian election race has drawn the ire of the ousted MP's husband. AAP · Aug 7
AAP · Aug 7 Melbourne Storm coach Bellamy makes call on his future Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy has signalled when he is likely to step away from the hot seat, but he hopes Cameron Munster will remain at the club.
AAP · Aug 5 'Erodes trust': $10.8m ploy blows up A-League pay row A-Leagues bosses have openly declared they want to thrash out a new CBA with the players, who have rejected two previous pay offers.
AAP · Aug 5 'Bike boy' bailed to rehab amid carjacking allegations A man once involved in a notorious crash with a prominent family has won his bid for bail after being accused of taking a car with children inside.
AAP · Aug 5 Aussie open water swimmers rallying for Olympic future World champion open water swimmer Moesha Johnson says Australia will lose part of its DNA if the sport is cut from the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
AAP · Aug 5 Pay war on ice as Australia's netball stars sign truce Australia's Super Netball players will receive better pay and more time off under a new 12-month deal, but they eventually want a revenue-sharing model.
AAP · Aug 4 Jetstar risks backlash over new overhead baggage fees Jetstar risks losing business after introducing a new charge for passengers who want to store their carry-on luggage in overhead lockers.
AAP · Aug 4 Dan Andrews, union boss claim vindication on IBAC probe A major probe has cleared an ex-premier and other leading political and union figures of corrupt dealings but found evidence of serious and concerning conduct.
AAP · Aug 3 Games offers green-and-gold light to Olympic riches Glasgow 2026 might have offered up second-tier opposition for Australian athletes but it's been a stepping stone for hugely promising LA-bound talent.
AAP · Aug 3 Ex-ALW champs rescued by owners of NRL club The majority owners of the Wests Tigers have stepped in to secure the future of the Central Coast Mariners' A-League Women team.
AAP · Aug 3 Hanson lays down law as One Nation rolls out candidates One Nation has lifted the lid on its first batch of Victorian election candidates, with Pauline Hanson barring some major media outlets from the big reveal.
AAP · Aug 3 Judoka Monta claims Tonga's only medal in Glasgow Seven Pacific island nations claimed a total of 10 medals at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games