The pair have been nominated after career best seasons, but they’re not the only members of the squad up for awards.

At the world leaders’ first direct call since Biden assumed office, the US President will raise the topic of economic coercion of countries such as Australia.

While students mount a campaign.

The next stages of the Bruce Highway western bypass are shown in a map sent to property owners impacted by the middle Caboolture West section.

The lawyer acting for Shane Tuck’s widow has sent a letter to Judge John Cain asking for him to disqualify himself from the probe into the former Tiger’s death.

About 200 hundred resilient demonstrators are braving the frigid Melbourne weather to voice their dissatisfaction with the Victorian government’s proposed pandemic laws.

David Warner has turned his attention to England after being named player of the tournament in Australia’s Twenty20 World Cup triumph

As clubs try to convince their final hold-outs to get the jab, ARLC supremo Peter V’landys has said the league can ‘work with’ a 5 per cent unvaccinated player cohort.

Australia coach Graham Arnold is convinced his team is headed in the right direction, despite what their last two matches against Japan and Saudi Arabia might suggest.

The reworking of bail and sentencing laws has been put on the backburner in an apparent bid to avoid a law-and-order election battle with the Coalition.

Police and external experts will search three new areas in Kendall on the state’s Mid North Coast in a renewed search effort for the missing boy.

India, under Narendra Modi, is using technology to curtail rights as part of an escalating crackdown on freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly.

More than 96 per cent of Victoria’s residential workers employed at federally run aged care homes have been immunised against coronavirus.

With months to go until polling day, Scott Morrison is not even waiting for Labor to reveal its policies to launch his scare campaign.

The logistics involved in moving a zoo are monumental. Moving an elephant is tricky, too, even when it is a life-size model, as the Museum of Sydney discovered.

Fifty MPs from the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China have written to home affairs ministers expressing alarm that Hu Binchen could use the position to target critics abroad.

Kym Cobby’s body was found in the street 200 metres from her Gold Coast home.

The pandemic has prompted a wholesale rethinking of life choices around the world, but nowhere is the switch as obvious as in Japan, where people are rejecting rigid work cultures and seeking an alternative path.

Sources familiar with Liam Jones’ situation said he’d been given significant information on vaccination by the Blues and was offered the opportunity to go on the inactive list, rather than retire outright.

The Western Bulldogs will match any bid for Sam Darcy at next week’s national draft, but the fancied key-position player faces a delayed start to the pre-season.

The Prime Minister says he will always stand up for free speech in Parliament after China’s embassy complained James Paterson had displayed “bias and hostility” towards its country.

Woodside’s $16 billion Scarborough to Pluto LNG project is a step closer to reality after Global Infrastructure Partners signed up for 49 per cent of a new $7.6 billion LNG train.

Queensland’s call to let a man out of hotel quarantine before knowing the result of his test has sparked a rare COVID scare in Tasmania.

More than 100 years ago it took Sydney’s most famous zoo elephant Jessie only 90 minutes to walk from her old home at Moore Park to her new abode at the just completed Taronga Park Zoo. Last Friday, it took close to three hours to wrangle a life-si...

Jenny Lloyd refused to retreat as the Mallacoota fires bore down on her home and village. Since then, she has fought to ensure everyone in her community has a voice in the town’s recovery.

An inquiry has heard that Rodd Staples was so concerned about the safety of the rail network that he sought a special meeting with Gladys Berejiklian last year.

 A rise to the mile second up and the addition of blinkers are set to strike gold for supremely bred Godolphin three-year-old Bon Vivant at today’s feature Wyong meeting.

Everything you need to know to find a winner on the Central Coast.

The Ensemble Theatre has unveiled a packed season of eight plays for 2022 featuring a record six new Australian works.

Children aged 5 to 11 are expected to be eligible for vaccination against COVID-19 from January. Meanwhile, the Morrison government says its 2030 climate target is “fixed” despite the Glasgow climate talks favouring further action.

The Prime Minister has rejected ABC chair Ita Buttrose’s accusation that a Senate inquiry into the broadcaster’s complaints processes amounts to political interference.

Melbourne’s 40-year-old State Theatre is to get a lavish upgrade, but the most significant change will be invisible to patrons.

The comeback for the scheme enabling CBD diners to reclaim some of their bill is taking place as the peak Christmas hospitality season nears.

Boomers star Patty Mills had a career day as the Brooklyn Nets scored a 120-96 win over Josh Giddey and the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Australia’s top emitter has described the Glasgow Climate Pact as a sign of the world’s commitment to accelerating the clean energy transition and averting catastrophic global warming

Heavy rain, which has caused the Lachlan River to swell, is threatening towns in the NSW Central West, where residents are preparing for floods.

Plans by the NSW government to ship toxic waste from the construction of the Northern Beaches Link to Newcastle have been thrown into disarray.

The good, better, best of Australia’s Twenty20 World Cup winning tournament

A new, ‘player-driven’ formula was critical to Australia’s T20 World Cup win and it could be the key to coach Justin Langer’s longevity.

China’s decision to halt imports of Australian rock lobster is continuing to make the seafood delicacy more affordable for locals, with prices forecast to drop to a six-year low this month.

After going on a drug bender, the driver was speeding and driving erratically in the minutes before he hit and killed a cyclist on Beach Road, and then abandoned his car and his passengers.

At least six male players from three clubs remain unvaccinated. Ahead of the start of the AFLW season and the official opening of the men’s pre-season campaign, we track your club’s progress.

APRA chairman Wayne Byres is having a bet each way on whether to intervene in the hot lending market.

The state government has announced a free rapid antigen testing regime for early childhood services, bringing them into line with schools.

The accused posted on his Instagram a beach picture with the caption reading in part: “F--- that lockdown is a fowl joke.”

Australian farmers have been warned to prepare for fertiliser delays that will eat into their profit margin.

Darren George Towle has been charged after allegedly crashing into a 72-year-old pedestrian. The man’s injuries were so severe his leg has since been amputated.

Police officers discussed arresting Nick Newman, who was wanted for child sexual abuse, in a group chat called SEAL Team. When they pounced, he pulled out a knife.

The figures are higher than the statistics provided to the same inquiry by the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety.

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has defended the Coalition government’s failure to deliver hundreds of promises from the past two election campaigns, citing “timeline challenges”.