New research into the nature and extent of violence against people with disability has found they are under-represented or excluded from data collections.

Jonathan Brown says Dustin Martin will give the Tigers confidence but has nominated Port Adelaide as the side best-placed to challenge Richmond for the premiership this season.

Christian Porter will delegate key parts of his job when he returns from leave under a plan to keep his cabinet position while he wages a defamation battle.

In a desperate bid to keep Joseph Suaalii at the Rabbitohs and away from rugby union, the club sent an email that inadvertently paved the way for the Roosters to nab the teenage sensation.

The Waratahs are set to throw off their status as the penny-pinchers of Super Rugby AU after their CEO promised fans the club would spend the full salary cap for next season.

The Sharks centre is contemplating a date with the judiciary as he faces a mammoth ban, but there are also questions over the handling of Dufty after the hit.

Tabcorp shareholders agitating for change at the gambling giant say it should start a spin-off of its wagering arm now.

Dylan Walker is off contract at the end of the year and is due to face court on assault charges in May, but remains confident he can win a new deal to remain at Lottoland.

Manly chief executive Stephen Humphreys declined to comment publically on Monday but sources with knowledge of the Hasler talks said a new deal is expected to be reached this week. 

After dominating the first race, TNZ splashed down in the second leg of the second, allowing Luna Rossa to charge to a more than four-minute lead.

As thousands of women rallied for justice, the nation’s political leaders fumbled for a response and blew it.

The A-League appears likely to remain a summer competition, with the prospect of a winter competition having received next to no interest from broadcasters.

Labor and tenants’ advocates are pushing for the funds to be given to renters and landlords, as coronavirus financial support measures end this month.

Four weeks after Brittany Higgins went public with rape allegations inside Parliament House, she stood outside it and told a crowd of thousands to keep fighting.

Star Australian basketballer Mitch Creek has been charged by police after he allegedly assaulted a woman at her Melbourne home.

Labor has challenged Prime Minister Scott Morrison to act more swiftly on public anger about the treatment of women after thousands rallied across the country.

Geelong remain winless and at the bottom of the AFLW ladder after Imahra Cameron and the Kelly sisters led the Eagles to victory in Perth.

On the manicured lawns of Treasury Place there flowed a quiet, powerful and purposeful anger. One for which women and our allies are no longer expected to apologise or hide, tame or explain.

Dave Stewart has served as director-general of the Department of Premier and Cabinet for six years.

Ali Bazzi and Tarek Zahed are the latest underworld figures to be targeted with serious crime prevention order applications as police target organised crime in Sydney.

China’s initially restrained response to the military takeover and the emergence of mysterious overnight flights into Myanmar from the Chinese city of Kunming have fuelled the belief China is supportive of the coup.

“To hell with the patriarchy!” they chant. “Ditch the Dicks,” a sign reads. Why are women so angry? Where do you start?

The ABC managing director used a speech at La Trobe University on Monday to argue it was crucial the broadcaster remained “detached from government direction”.

Child labour is a hidden cost of Syria’s 10-year war.

A scroll with the names of 898 women and children killed by men was unfurled at Melbourne’s March 4 Justice on Monday.

With round one just days away, a host of players are in line to make either their league or club debuts this weekend.

Police estimate the crowd swelled to 10,000, in line with a last minute exemption to the COVID-19 public health order by NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard.

Brisbane City Council will hold its first extraordinary meeting in more than a decade next week to be briefed on confidential details of the 2032 Olympic Games pitch.

Tens of thousands of Australians crowded the streets at 40 rallies today, through major cities and regional towns calling equality for women.

The Berejiklian government has been accused of seeking to mask the effect of the 2019-2020 bushfires to protect the logging industry after it asked the main resources watchdog to prepare a secret study.

As Premier Mark McGowan holds discussions to choose his cabinet he will need to balance the expectations of dominant factions within Labor against his own captain’s choices.

Australia will send a team of doctors including an infectious diseases expert to Papua New Guinea and consider fast-tracking vaccine supplies for the country.

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Like Caesar, Michael O’Brien ignored weeks of whispers about a challenge to his leadership. Now Brad Battin has emerged as the party’s answer to Brutus.

An inquest into the 2017 Brighton siege has heard Yacqub Khayre wasn’t considered a person of interest by counter-terrorism police despite his long criminal history, his acquittal on previous terror charges and his internet searches.

Judges have nominated agenda-setting investigations, top quality journalism and stunning pictures from The Age for this year’s awards.

Joe Daniher accepted the significance of his family history but felt his career was slipping away at Essendon after years of injuries.

Kody Nestor holds a strong hand with Jailbreak, Activation and Eva’s Deel tackling the $150,000 Newhaven Park WRA Country Championships Qualifier.

Billion dollar, Melbourne based employee engagement firm Culture Amp posted a $44m loss in 2020 despite surging revenue growth

As the shift away from coal accelerates, a consortium involving AGL and the Future Fund has sealed a $2.7 billion deal to buy wind farm company Tilt Renewables.

With Lance Franklin out injured, Swans coach John Longmire admits No.4 draft pick Logan McDonald could be a huge help against Brisbane this weekend.

In a show that was overwhelmingly about the performances, there were some big moments – from Harry Styles’ opening performance to Beyonce’s record-breaking wins.

Government schemes, including JobKeeper, pushed mortgage arrears lower in recent months but credit rating agency Moody’s warns that trend will soon reverse.

Police officers’ desperate attempts to save two boys who drowned in the Swan River while fleeing authorities have been revealed during a coronial inquest into the teenagers’ deaths.

A real fairground ghost train - one of only a handful in the country - has pulled up in a Fitzroy warehouse.

Ahead of the new AFL season, which this year feels more special than usual, we bring you a club-by-club guide and ladder predictions. Plus, have your say on where each team will finish.

At least one rival trainer is predicting the track could undo one or two of the top picks in Saturday’s $3.5 million sprint for two-year-olds.

NSW Labor leader Jodi McKay has attacked the unions over commissioning polling.

It was all going well, if a little laboured. But then, a classic headscratcher for the show’s biggest award.

Investment house Bell Potter has attacked a new compliance test, claiming it is biased against stockbrokers and will push up costs for retail investors.