Giants hand Dockers seventh straight loss
As Greater Western Sydney's breakout season continues, they notched up a few more milestones with an 18-point win over Fremantle on Saturday night.
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Record-breaking swimmer became champion sports writer
Champion Australian swimmer Judy Joy Davies became an outstanding sports journalist
Turnbull calls it - July 2 federal election
Malcolm Turnbull has fired the starting gun on a 55-day election campaign, placing jobs, growth and economic management at the heart of his re-election pitch.
Canberra gets more rain in first week of May than all of April
It's been a wet and dreary start to Canberra's week.
Cartwright emerges as Origin contender in City win
A four-try haul to surprise star Aaron Gray set up City's 44-30 upset win over Country in Tamworth on Sunday.
PM's poll gamble: jobs v services
No routine variable can more effectively dampen the collective mood than the kind of cold snap that swept into Canberra on Sunday.
CBA profits headline week ahead
CBA's earnings update and a consumer confidence survey will provide a snap reaction to the budget and lower rates.
Toorak driver hits three cars, blows six times over the limit
A woman has blown six times over the limit after hitting two parked cars and an oncoming car in Toorak.
Gang of up to 40 youths in wild altercation in Fitzroy
A large group of teenagers have been involved in an ugly battle with several occupants of a Fitzroy home in one of Melbourne's busiest streets.
Man in hospital with broken legs after cliff fall while rock climbing
The man fell down a 20 metre cliff, breaking both his legs.
Kangaroos hold on for tight win
A controversial free kick to Todd Goldstein helped North Melbourne beat St Kilda by seven points in a thriller on Sunday.
Officers assaulted, six arrested in Potts Point brawl before lockout: police
Three police officers were assaulted as they broke up a violent brawl in Potts Point overnight,15 minutes before the 1.30am lockout laws kicked in on Sunday.
Tahs keep it real despite gaining momentum
Three wins on the trot and a revived season feels mighty sweet for Daryl Gibson and Bernard Foley at the moment, but both have stressed the importance of continuing their hard work as they prepare for three tough matches before Super Rugby breaks up for the June Test period.
Big fortnight looming for Rebels
The Melbourne Rebels face a season-shaping fortnight that will determine their bona fides as a threat to the Brumbies and in-form NSW Waratahs for Super Rugby's Australian conference crown.
Our man in PISA - Melbourne educator creates testing times in Paris
A former Melbourne teacher who oversaw the introduction of NAPLAN is now based in Paris overseeing the worldwide PISA tests that determine educational rankings.
Live AFL: St Kilda v North Melbourne
Will this be the day North Melbourne achieve a 7-0 record and move up the list of premiership favourites?
New flammable cladding threat for Melbourne apartments
Two Melbourne apartment towers have been placed on a heightened fire alert over concerns they have flammable cladding that could fuel a ferocious and fast-moving blaze.
The eight big issues of the election
They're the issues that could make or break Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten.
66 charged at Newcastle anti-coal protest
Sixty-six people were charged by police on Sunday after they took part in a climate change protest at Newcastle's coal harbour.
Winning not priority for Ross Lyon, Dockers as Morabito injured
Fremantle coach Ross Lyon admits winning is no longer the overriding priority this year as Anthony Morabito again battles to overcome another injury.
Summit to promote 'renovated' Islam in challenge to jihadism
Indonesia's president and its largest Islamic association are championing Indonesia's own brand of Islam in the face of transnational extremism.
WA may be another disaster for the ALP
The good news for Labor is that its stocks in Western Australia are set to improve in the federal election. The bad? That is largely because things have never been worse.
Will Minson in form for Footscray but way to go for Bulldogs recall
Western Bulldogs ruckman Will Minson admits there are "many" players ahead of him in the pecking order for a senior recall, despite a dominant performance on Sunday.
Barnett bags rating agencies, Nahan says economy better than thought
West Australian Premier Colin Barnett concedes the state's credit rating may be further downgraded, despite a better-than-expected forthcoming budget.
Man stabbed after road rage incident at salmon hot spot Woodman Point
Police are investigating after a man was stabbed in Perth's southern suburbs on Sunday morning following an apparent road rage incident.
Longmire's half-time spray spurs Swans to win
After a flat first-half against the AFL's weakest side on Saturday night, Sydney Swans' coach John Longmire gave his men a fierce tongue lashing at half-time - and it was exactly what they needed, according to star midfielder Josh Kennedy.
Stabbed man found in home
Man airlifted to Brisbane fights for life.
New book about sibling carers 'pretty sick', says brother
A young advocate for child carers has written a children's book based on her own experiences with a chronically ill brother.
US-funded Somali intelligence agency has been using children as spies
When Somalia's child guerrillas were disarmed, a grim task awaited some of them: working as government informants.
Tahs will use loophole which cost them top spot in conference
The NSW Waratahs say they were unaware of a law loophole that has all but cost them top spot in the Australian conference for the time being, but the man at the centre of the major talking point Bernard Foley says he would have no hesitation in exploiting the rule in future
Winning streak no shock, says Blues Zach Tuohy
Blues' winning streak is no shock, says defender Zach Tuohy.
Arthur draws line in sand as Eels begin bid to make NRL finals
Five days ago, just minutes after Todd Greenberg dropped a bombshell at Eels headquarters, coach Brad Arthur turned to his devastated team and asked if they wanted to go ahead with the scheduled training session.
Stricter rules may be imposed for credit cards
Banks may have to impose more thorough checks on borrowers and tighten their lending criteria under new proposals tabled by a Senate inquiry into credit cards.
Spark board feels the heat over pay, TransGrid
Concerns among Spark Infrastructure Group investors over remuneration and the $10.3 billion TransGrid deal are playing into the hands of two former Credit Suisse bankers seeking to force their way onto the board.
Car crashes into cemetery headstones
A car has crashed into an iconic Melbourne cemetery and smashed several headstones.
Six sentenced to death in Egypt for documents leak
Two al-Jazeera journalists have been sentenced to death on charges of leaking secret state documents to Qatar in a case involving deposed president Mohamed Morsi.
No decent venue: Nitro hits back at Perth fans angry over no refunds
Nitro Circus has told Perth fans livid after postponement of its extreme sports spectacular they should be criticising the government for building Perth Arena too small.
Public housing redevelopments delayed while waiting list soars
Public housing redevelopments that could house hundreds of people have run years behind schedule, while more than 30,000 applicants sit on the waiting list.
Farmer Power calls for dairy industry review
A breakaway group of dairy farmers are preparing itself for "war" after Murray Goulburn and Fonterra slashed the price its pays for raw milk.
Coleman won't take soft options to fill Toomua's shoes
Versatile ACT Brumbies back vowes to throw his body on the line in a bid to replace Matt Toomua's fearless defence.
Peabody's Australian mines sag ahead of collapse
Peabody Coal's quarterly results show the financial performance of its Australian operations deteriorated before the group filed for bankruptcy last month.
Victoria easier to win under Turnbull
The parochial footy-mad state never embraced Tony Abbott's Sydney-centric brand of conservatism, so when Malcolm Turnbull won, Victorians were pleased.
Canada wildfire explodes in size, approaches oil sands project
A raging Canadian wildfire has grown explosively as hot, dry winds pushed the blaze across Alberta and threatened to burn close to an oil sands project.
Cotchin hopeful of facing Swans
Richmond captain Trent Cotchin is hopeful of returning for Saturday night's MCG clash with Sydney, but says his availability for the match will be guided by a meeting on Monday.
Packer looks to priorities at home
It's getting harder to work out James Packer's intentions for casino giant Crown Resorts.
Super Rugby Team of the Week: Round 11
Here's the 15 players from the five Australian Super Rugby teams who were the pick of the bunch in their positions on the weekend.
Runners brave rain for classic fundraiser
Thousands of mums across Canberra chose to forgo the traditional breakfast in bed on Sunday morning.
Liberals and Labor launch first election ads
As Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull calls the federal election on Sunday, both sides of politics have launched their first advertisements of the campaign.
Proposed $2b precinct could revitalise city pocket
The Queensland Government has welcomed a $2 billion market-led proposal, which could revitalise one of the most under-utilised sections of the Brisbane CBD.
Lanes closed on Hambidge Cresent, Chisholm after accident
A light pole blocked two lanes for part of Sunday afternoon after a car crashed into it on Hambidge Crescent.