One Nation MP wants Australia to 'survive on its own' The first One Nation MP elected in their own right to parliament has warned Australia can not be oblivious to growing global change. AAP · Aug 11
World-view 'gulf' leaves closer China ties out of reach Australia's former top diplomat to China has offered a clear-eyed assessment of the nations' relationship, which he says will never be truly close. AAP · Aug 9
Unheralded quick takes eight-for to rout Bangladesh Bangladesh have collapsed to be all out for 54 as Cricket Australia XI paceman Campbell Thompson took 8-25 to secure a huge win for the hosts in Darwin. AAP · Aug 8
'Scam': Uber drivers and dog walkers in Hanson's sights One Nation's leader says the Australian migration system fails to prioritise the skills the economy actually needs, which is worsening the housing shortage. AAP · Aug 6
'Chaos and confusion' engulfs future migration policy Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke was due to unveil migration policies in a major speech before it was cancelled. AAP · Aug 5
Survey supports a better deal for Pacific workers A survey has shown a majority of Australians want employment conditions for Pacific workers to be improved following claims of underpayment. AAP · Aug 4
US growth leads to record profit for debt collector Credit Corp made a $105.5 million profit in 2025/26, up 12 per cent from the year before, after taking more US customers to court. AAP · Aug 4
How Glasgow boosted netball's bid for Olympic call-up Using this year's Commonwealth Games to push their case, Netball Australia's chief executive is upbeat the sport will feature at the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane. AAP · Aug 3
Don't you forget about me: Glasgow passes Games baton Delta Goodrem shone on a saltire-shaped stage as Glasgow waved farewell to the Commonwealth Games in spectacular style by the banks of the River Clyde. AAP · Aug 2
Tech giants to face higher payments for news content The assistant treasurer has downplayed fears Labor's news bargaining incentives could impact trade deals with the US. AAP · Aug 2
'Bronze better than no medal': Diamonds rue semi shock The Diamonds have suffered their worst result at a Commonwealth Games but at least leave Glasgow with a medal after beating England to bronze. AAP · Aug 2
How Super Netball intel has Jamaica primed to win gold Ready to vie for gold, Jamaica captain Shamera Sterling-Humphrey says her side's Commonwealth Games upset over Australia boils down to Super Netball knowledge. AAP · Aug 1
Senator surfer on political waves caught and missed Greens senator Peter Whish-Wilson says he has worked hard to elevate ocean health on the political agenda, ahead of his retirement from federal parliament. AAP · Aug 1
Olympic medal on the agenda, but Irish nanas come first Australian judokas Aoife Coughlan and Saya Middleton have both suffered dramatic defeats in their gold-medal bouts at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. AAP · Aug 1
AAP · Aug 1 How sister's Olympic medal inspired Aussie to grab gold One of 10 siblings and a type 1 diabetic, Emma-Sue Greentree has landed the gold she has dreamt of since watching her sister take home a Beijing Olympics medal.
AAP · Aug 1 'Crazy': royal family watch Aussie's gold medal bout Prince William and Princess Kate have enjoyed a whistle-stop Commonwealth Games tour in Glasgow, including a 23-year-old Australian judoka's gold-medal bout.
AAP · Aug 1 Tarona Taafaki earns tiny Tuvalu first-ever Games medal A boxer from Tuvalu has earned her tiny South Pacific nation's first-ever Commonwealth Games medal without winning a fight in Glasgow.
AAP · Jul 31 Big brother in the box for Aussie's emotional silver Australian judoka Josh Katz was in tears after missing out on Commonwealth Games gold, while defending champion Tinka Easton also suffered heartache in Glasgow.
AAP · Jul 31 'Bittersweet' medal for history-making Fijian boxer Jasmine Daunakamakama shed tears of pride after becoming the first Fijian woman to win a Commonwealth Games medal in boxing.
AAP · Jul 31 Son of a riding gun among three Aussies boxing for gold Australia will have a trio of up-and-coming boxers fighting for Commonwealth Games gold, with teenager Jacob Cassar leading the charge in Glasgow.
AAP · Jul 31 Cleary not the focus ahead of Raiders' crunch clash Coach Ricky Stuart has given an insight into Canberra's preparation for dealing with Nathan Cleary as the Raiders play Penrith in a must-win match.
AAP · Jul 30 Diamonds delighted with big win in Glasgow semi tune-up Defending netball champions Australia are through to the Commonwealth Games semi-finals after demolishing Northern Ireland to remain undefeated in Glasgow.
AAP · Jul 30 Married At First Sight star's Games date falls flat An Australian reality TV star's bid for weightlifting glory has ended in injury drama as Taniela Rainibogi won Fiji's first gold at the Commonwealth Games.
AAP · Jul 29 Preschool to uni: envoy wants anti-Semitism education Targeted education from preschool to university is essential to change embedded hateful views, the envoy tasked with combating anti-Semitism says.
AAP · Jul 29 Fijian to win historic medal in women's Games boxing Jasmine Daunakamakama, the first woman to box for Fiji at the Commonwealth Games, was in tears after being guaranteed a medal.