Top Liberal's backers talk down imminent leader threat Key supporters of Sussan Ley don't expect a challenge to her leadership in the near term, but one rival has yet to break cover with his plans. AAP · Feb 1
Former PM denies meeting as Epstein files released A former Australian prime minister has been named in newly released documents on Jeffrey Epstein, but he says those diary entries can't be taken on face value. AAP · Jan 31
Scurry to seal Australia trade deal as EU chief visits A planned visit by European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen to Australia has spurred urgency among top trade negotiators to finalise an elusive pact. AAP · Jan 30
China threatens trade bans over vow to take back port China could hit Australia with another round of economic sanctions if the Albanese government goes ahead with a plan to wrest back control of a key port. AAP · Jan 28
Best sign yet Dellavedova is close to concussion return Matthew Dellavedova has missed the Sydney Kings' past three games with concussion but his long wait to return to the court could soon be over. AAP · Jan 28
Canadian PM to urge Australia to stand up and fight After delivering a speech which left senior Labor ministers grasping for superlatives, a visiting leader will encourage Australia to join an army of resistance. AAP · Jan 27
Decades-long wait for land claim decisions called out More than 40,000 land claims remain unresolved in NSW, but the Aboriginal Land Council will not let them go unnoticed. AAP · Jan 27
'Revenge' on mind as Italian plots Djokovic upset at AO Novak Djokovic won't be thrown into a Melbourne Park melting pot in his Australian Open quarter-final with Italian rising star Lorenzo Musetti. AAP · Jan 27
Singing national anthem to make school students 'proud' Public school students will be taught what it means to be proud of Australia by being forced to sing the national anthem, an education minister says. AAP · Jan 27
'Can he last?': the big Open question for Djokovic Novak Djokovic's walkover into the Australian Open quarter-finals is a huge boost but tennis greats are doubting the 38-year-old's ability to go all the way. AAP · Jan 27
Bureaucrats blasted over child support payment loophole Bureaucrats have been breaking the law by wrongly administering some child support payments in a saga reminiscent of the Robodebt scandal. AAP · Jan 26
'Massive': Aussie qualifier embraces Open opportunity Qualifier Maddison Inglis has the chance to continue her dream run and go where no Australian woman has at Melbourne Park since retired great Ash Barty in 2022. AAP · Jan 25
Matured Bublik ready to crash Demon's Open party Once a cult figure, Alexander Bublik is matured, in ripping form and ready to gatecrash local hope Alex de Minaur's Australian Open party. AAP · Jan 24
Seeds dominate as Australian Open reaches business end All but three top-10 men's and women's Australian Open seeds remain in the hunt heading into the second week. AAP · Jan 24
AAP · Jan 24 'I was lucky': Djokovic dodges default during Open win Novak Djokovic's plans for an 11th Australian Open title remain alive but the Serbian great admits he was "lucky" after a wild shot narrowly missed a ball-girl.
AAP · Jan 24 'Breaks my heart': Osaka out of Open, Aussie progresses Australian qualifier Maddison Inglis is through to the fourth round at Melbourne Park after four-time major winner Naomi Osaka withdrew from the tournament.
AAP · Jan 24 Play resumes as Open schedule backs up after heat delay Play has resumed after extreme heat in Melbourne forced Australian Open organisers to suspend matches on outside courts and close the roofs on show courts.
AAP · Jan 24 'I got lucky': weather gods help Sinner into last 16 Two-time defending champion Jannik Sinner has overcome an almighty fright to move dramatically into the Australian Open's last-16 in Melbourne's heatwave.
AAP · Jan 24 'I want it so bad': de Minaur craves more Open scalps A big menacing nemesis stands in the way of Alex de Minaur and a second straight Australian Open quarter-final appearance at Melbourne Park.
AAP · Jan 24 Understated Pegula locks in all-American Open clash World No.6 Jessica Pegula will face defending Australian Open champion Madison Keys in an all-American fourth-round blockbuster after cruising into the last 16.
AAP · Jan 23 Heat's on for Aussie survivor against style queen Osaka High temperatures will keep officials and players on high alert at Melbourne Park as an Australian qualifier hopes to continue her dream run on the main stage.
AAP · Jan 23 Nats' demands complicate Liberal leadership speculation Liberals are weighing up their options ahead of a looming leadership coup against Sussan Ley but fury at the Nationals leader is complicating the situation.
AAP · Jan 23 De Minaur wants Australian Open glory 'bad' Alex de Minaur has ticked off a rare achievement in downing Frances Tiafoe to progress to the fourth round of the Australian Open for a fifth-straight year.
AAP · Jan 23 Alcaraz gears up for grand slam test after easy victory Another straight-sets victory has thrust world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz into a clash with American Tommy Paul, with a place in the quarter-finals at stake.
AAP · Jan 23 'Not calm': Medvedev pulls off great Aussie Open escape Three-time Australian Open runner-up Daniil Medvedev has narrowly avoided suffering a first-week exit at Melbourne Park for the second year running.