Anthony Griffin and John Morris both came into the season with varying questions about their coaching credentials. Not many were answered in the opening round.

Tasmanian Liberal MP Bridget Archer said that as a survivor of childhood sexual abuse she would attend the march to stand in solidarity.

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Adelaide United have condemned racist abuse meted out to their forward Kusini Yengi on social media after he scored a crucial goal in the Reds’ 3-1 win over Melbourne Victory on Saturday night.

Professor Deborah Terry has taken the reigns at UQ at a turbulent time for Queensland’s oldest and largest tertiary institution.

While they have been hit hard by the pandemic, members of Generation Z have the potential to drive the recovery if they’re properly supported, a report has found.

Aged care is the ultimate women’s issue. Perhaps that’s why aged care conditions have been low on the priorities of successive governments. Not enough rich white men jumping up and down.

Underestimated in the past three flags, Richmond’s favouritism can no longer be denied. Who challenges and makes up the numbers in 2021?

Their influence dominates this year’s running of the world’s richest juvenile race and another Freedman could be ready to join four-time winner Lee on the honour roll.

Interim Netball Australia CEO Ron Steiner has pleaded with fans to give new coach Stacey Marinkovich time - but Diamonds legend Liz Ellis said the need for change was urgent.

On Saturday Joseph Suaalii and Peter V’landys caught up for the first time ahead of the NRL’s expected decision to allow the former to play before he turns 18.

A new report says a right for people to have a roof over their heads would ensure governments took responsibility for countering homelessness.

Media billionaire Bruce Gordon says he is a strong fit for the Nine board of directors.

Nine months after the death of “Mr Sin”, investigative reporter Kate McClymont revealed the truth about Abe Saffron’s crimes ... and his very powerful friends.

With public displays of Nazi imagery set to be criminalised, careful scrutiny of exemptions will be needed for art, education and some cultural purposes.

A 2007 Herald investigation revealed links between underworld figure Abe Saffron and the 1979 ghost train fire that killed seven people.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created the conditions for an alarming 20 per cent rise in child-to-parent violence in Victoria, new crime data reveals.

Indigenous art and culture is being built into the walls and pavements of the level crossing removal program.

Agriculture accounts for about 15 per cent of Australia’s annual greenhouse emissions and was previously carved out of the former Labor government’s emissions trading schemes.

International Women’s Day has passed and think tanks, economists and industry groups have published numerous reports warning women’s jobs have been hard hit by the pandemic.

Health authorities are warning residents or visitors to the affected suburbs to get tested, even for mild symptoms. There were no new cases of the virus on Sunday.

Travellers from New South Wales hotspots who arrived in Perth on March 13 must get tested for COVID-19 and self quarantine for 14 days, the West Australian Health Department advises.

Queensland has been found to have experienced a higher loss of employment and a greater number withdrawing superannuation compared with other states.

Sir Michael died on February 26 at the age of 84, with a memorial held at Brisbane’s St Stephen’s Cathedral on Sunday.

Their jerseys once again bore the name of legendary sponsor Canberra Milk - but it was the Raiders’ on-field exploits that evoked the spirit of 1994

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the vaccine rollout was not a race between states but made clear states with extra capacity would get more doses to keep the rollout on pace.

The British Racing Drivers’ Club announced Walker’s death on Saturday but did not provide a cause.

A freak accident means Max King will be one of the first players to miss a match under new concussion protocols, as the AFL considers a last-minute substitution rule.

NSW Labor is facing a defeat even more diabolical than the 2011 landslide. 

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NSW Labor could be headed for its worst primary vote in generations, with a new poll suggesting Jodi McKay could lose up to 12 seats at the next election.

A Sydney quarantine hotel worker has tested positive to COVID-19, ending NSW’s record streak of zero local cases.

Women, men and children of all ages were among the crowd for the march, which began at the Forrest Place pedestrian square in the heart of the city, with the chant: “Enough is enough.”

A Queensland case of COVID-19 is not serious enough to warrant a border closure but a directive would be sent by authorities to travellers who visited the exposure sites, says Premier Mark McGowan.

Last year Dave Rennie had three weeks to prepare for a Bledisloe Cup opener but has a little more luxury to be better prepared in 2021.

The former Magpie was deeply insulted by the suggestion he was hard to coach and that his teammates wanted him out. The twinkle-toed midfielder is now “all-in” at the Bulldogs.

West Australian Labor hero Mark McGowan is committed to seeing out his second term as Premier but says it’s too early to know if he’ll run a third time despite taking the party to its biggest win in state history on Saturday.

As if Brexit tensions were not bad enough, Brussels has opened a new row with the UK by backing Greece’s long-standing claim over the Elgin Marbles.

China’s tactics are two-fold. It is simultaneously raising doubts about the limited independent coverage of its government, while expelling the few journalists left to give a picture of its intentions.

Super Rugby organisers may have stumbled across the best structure for the competition - domestic battles leading to a cross-nation finals series.

Fifteen Victorian mosques opened their doors on Sunday to try to connect with the broader community and combat Islamophobia.

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The acting leader of Myanmar’s parallel civilian government said it would “attempt to legislate the required laws so that the people have the right to defend themselves” against the military crackdown.

Australia should immediately impose targeted sanctions on the senior military leaders responsible for the junta’s abuses, including the killing of protesters on Myanmar’s streets.

Heavy rain and gloomy skies greeted Sydneysiders on Sunday morning, bringing with it a welcome drop in temperatures but the prospect of more showers in the week ahead.

Feeling part of Vincent van Gogh’s final journey provides a sense of temporary community despite its missed opportunities.

A multi-billion dollar election pledge to build a tunnel under Middle Harbour has raised concern among local councils in Sydney’s north.

Scott Spackman was winning picnic races at the weekend. Now he is preparing Rocket Tiger for the $3.5m Golden Slipper after the gelding’s owner paid the late entry fee.

The Blues burst from the blocks and still led by 14 points at the 11-minute mark of the final quarter only for the Dockers to come from the clouds. Meanwhile, the Lions celebrated an upset win over Collingwood.

One of the nation’s first March 4 Justice rallies started with a smoking ceremony and a chorus of I Am Woman in Noongar in the heart of Perth.