The 2022 Australian Open reaches day eight as the fourth round comes to its conclusion.

Alex de Minaur’s dream run into the second week of his home grand slam is over.

This was farewell to Alex de Minaur for another year and a big, eye-opening hello to the talents of Jannik Skinner.

Three members of a high-profile Sri Lankan asylum seeker family can reapply for bridging visas - but the situation for little Tharnicaa remains unchanged.

Brisbane have put a line through Cam Ellis-Yolmen for 2022 after he chose not to take his first vaccine jab on Friday and plan to fill his spot on the list with another player.

Victoria Police have arrested and charged two men with offences including impersonating an officer.

World No.2 Daniil Medvedev has survived his toughest challenge yet at the Australian Open, beating both Maxime Cressy and a hip complaint to reach the quarters.

Mark McGowan’s self-serving decision to keep Western Australia’s border shut to other Australians ignores the changed realities of the pandemic.

The broadcaster has vowed to send its full contingent of Winter Games staff despite a major US network grounding its commentators due to coronavirus fears. 

Lauren Walsh, the head of English at the girls’ school in Rose Bay in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, says “there’s a special magic” to how her subject is embraced.

Jamie Roberts could be just what a young NSW back line needs. But history says the Waratahs miss the mark on overseas signings.

Tennis Australia will not back down on their policy which bars supporters of the ‘Where is Peng Shuai?’ movement wearing t-shirts or displaying banners at Melbourne Park.

Alize Cornet dropped to her knees in tears as she beat former world No.1 Simona Halep in three sets 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, then made commentator Jelena Dokic cry.

His early muses included Grace Jones and David Bowie but the wet dress he designed for Kim Kardashian for the 2019 Met Gala kept him relevant.

Teachers and office workers are packing boxes, school maintenance staff are driving trucks and forklift drivers are on site until late at night in a mammoth effort at a western Sydney warehouse.

Scott Morrison has been blocked from accessing his WeChat account in a move some government MPs have likened to foreign interference ahead of an election.

Healthcare staff have joined more than 1000 signatures on a petition calling for Premier Mark McGowan to reopen the border as promised, saying it made no sense medically to remain closed.

Jessica Pegula faces Ashleigh Barty at the Australian Open on Tuesday night and hopes that the Buffalo Bills’ overnight loss, the NFL team her family owns, isn’t an omen.

Integrity Commissioner Nikola Stepanov, who the Premier says will take up a new job later this year, had previously raised concerns about the actions of the Public Service Commission.

Bathurst trainer Dean Mirfin will come up against a strong contingent of Sydney trainers in Tuesday’s meeting on his home track.

Race-by-race preview and tips for Tuesday’s feature race meeting at Bathurst.

Artists, performers and grateful audiences come together again for Mona Foma in Launceston.

Daily coronavirus numbers appear to be on a downwards trend in NSW and Victoria, Queensland has overhauled close contact rules for “critically essential workers” and more than 6.6 million Australians are eligible for free rapid antigen tests from...

With new girlfriend Julia Fox the rapper signals Kim Kardashian as he refuses to go solo with style.

Australia arrived in Canberra on Monday with a 4-2 advantage in the multi-format series, and with four points up for grabs in the Test at Manuka Oval. 

Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue has bought the Williams Formula One team’s engineering offshoot that will switch gears from race cars to haul trucks.

The Singapore-flagged ship, en route to Melbourne from China, lost 50 shipping containers off the NSW coast in May 2020.

Geoff Lipshut says Australian athletes can feel safe raising issues within the IOC rules despite added scrutiny from Chinese officials at the Winter Olympics.

Boston’s first ‘mom scream’ session featured a normal scream, a round of swearing, a “free-for-all” of shouting, and a scream for mothers too busy to attend.

The AFLW fixture amid the pandemic remains a week-to-week proposition, with a double-header planned for next week in part to help the Western Bulldogs make up for lost time.

Hanny Papanicolaou had just $11 left in her bank account when she turned up at the home of Marjorie Welsh and launched a savage attack, a Sydney court has heard.

Anthony Hayes knew he needed a big name to finance his dystopian film Gold; what he didn’t count on was how hardworking and endurance-ready leading-man Zac Efron would be.

Qantas has agreed not to sack a group of un-vaccinated employees until a court rules on the legality of its COVID-19 jab mandate.

Despite more cases being reported in the city’s west, a smaller proportion of these were determined with the at-home kits.

Marrugeku, an arts company from Broome, will bring the story of incarceration and asylum to this year’s Sydney Festival for Australia Day.

Corporate Australia has rejected the idea that businesses are buying up more rapid tests than needed, as suppliers say shortages are to be expected.

Now is not the time for negative news - investors are taking no prisoners in the current market as the hammerings of Adairs and Netflix shows.

Heartwarming and sometimes heartbreaking, Chewing Gum Dreams is a one-woman play from the perspective of a 14-year-old black girl growing up in London.

Tuki Simpkins was driving a vehicle with Tigers clubmates as passengers when he mounted the kerb and crashed into a fence in the early hours of Sunday.

Whether you’re hungover, heartbroken or hopelessly in love, there’s something strangely addictive about the reality dating genre.

The news comes as a daycare centre in Thornlie was added to the list of exposure sites and the state urged anyone with even mild symptoms to go and get tested.

Tennis Australia, by banishing pro-Peng Shuai protestors from Melbourne Park, has shone an uncomfortable light back on its priorities at the Australian Open.

The review could spark a new COVID funding stoush between the federal government and Victoria over the cost-sharing arrangements for PCR tests.

Surging petrol prices, grocery bills and housing costs have economists warning inflation is rising and putting pressure on the Reserve Bank to lift interest rates.

Today on Please Explain, The Age’s sports reporter Sam McClure joins Nathanael Cooper to discuss the Australian Open, as the competition enters its second week.

When people imagine the father of Melbourne retail they think of Sidney Myer, but his youngest son pushed boundaries that led to a fundamental change in Australian shopping.

This was the second attack on the Emirati capital in a week and came after a hard-line Iranian news outlet’s front page warned the city to evacuate its towers.

Anyone who visited – and even anyone who didn’t, but is feeling symptoms – should get tested and isolate pending results.

If Vladimir Putin is to attack Ukraine, he must act soon. His cat-and-mouse game across political and economic fronts has created a narrow window for an invasion before the ground turns into a bog.

The peak body for the legal profession says the states and territories are already investigating “better alternatives” to the federal government’s defamation plan.