With a darn good cup of coffee.

Australian duo Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt have made history under the toughest of circumstances.

The new Active Transport Minister also wants work to start on a major walking and cycling link between the Sydney CBD and Parramatta.

Players will be allowed to visit pubs and restaurants but only with two other teammates as the game moves to avoid COVID-forced match cancellations.

Male teachers, who make up barely a fifth of the workforce, are more likely to leave the profession over poor pay and lack of job status.

The best photos from the international wires at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics games underway in China

Some of Australia’s greatest players have let loyalty get in the way of reality with their support of Justin Langer.

The government is struggling to gain a consensus among the Liberals and Nationals after putting the contentious bill on the agenda for Parliament this week, fuelling calls from some MPs for the issue to be shelved because there can be no agreement.

One of the most significant murder trials in a generation for its bearing on race, power and policing in modern Australia is set to begin in Darwin.

While avoiding a long, deep recession, a report shows the pandemic is leaving its mark on Australia’s largest city on the roads and elsewhere.

Fremantle have lost just their seventh game since the start of 2019, and their first of 2022, falling to North Melbourne in a low-scoring affair in Tasmania.

Mangeshkar’s voice has rung out for most of independent India’s three quarters of a century, earning her the title of “the Nightingale”.

Melbourne United was top of the league going into Sunday’s loss to Tasmania but now they are asking deep questions about whether they can compete for the title.

In a blockbuster week of results for the financial sector, CBA will provide fresh details on how banks’ profits are being affected by ultra-cheap money,

Justin Langer has maintained cordial contact with Cricket Australia chief Nick Hockley, who wants to find a mentoring role for the ex-coach.

George, 12, was among more than 400 children taking part in Melbourne’s Midsumma Pride March. His family walked with their arms around him.

The show has been a staple of Australian television drama and cultural exports. But the reasoning behind Channel 5’s decision to cancel it is sound.

The National Association of Testing Authorities turns 75 this year, and after decades of keeping a low profile they’re finally speaking up.

Four years after suffering a knee injury in PyeongChang, Tess Coady won Australia’s first Winter Olympic medal in Beijing, taking bronze in the slope style event.

Friends and colleagues gathered at Sydney’s CBD nightspot and lounge The Ivy last week to celebrate one of advertising’s most beloved figures.

The British production company behind long-running soap Neighbours has informed staff the show will stop after it failed to reach a financial agreement with its broadcast partner Channel 5.

Angry Nationals MPs will tell Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce to “lift his game”, Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews is due to front ABC TV this morning and health experts say Australia needs a plan for the next COVID-19 variant.

REA Group told staff KPMG was conducting an urgent review into the matter.

A Central West of NSW favourite faces an important run at Bathurst on Monday.

All you need to know for Monday’s NSW feature meeting.

Victoria’s annual Midsumma Pride March once again saw tens of thousands LGBTQIA+ community members and supporters celebrate diversity along Fitzroy Street in St Kilda.

The NSW government has left open the possibility of mandating COVID-19 boosters for healthcare workers, but the state’s health minister says he’s still hesitant to impose the measure.

Fisheries officers are investigating a serious shark attack at a popular surf break in WA’s south-west just before noon on Sunday.

Ellyse Perry’s all-round display underpinned a comfortable win for Australia over England at the Junction Oval.

A week after making headlines over his involvement in a melee, the Kings guard let his play do the talking in a win over New Zealand Breakers.

The COVID-19 landscape has changed, and Victoria’s new pandemic laws allow for a more nuanced government response.

WA Health has reported a record number of COVID cases with a third dose vaccination blitz set to start tomorrow.

The Wallabies captain explains how his four-month break from the game will allow him to come back better than ever.

Steven Miles has evoked The Castle’s Dennis Denuto in rejecting calls for a royal commission into integrity issues plaguing the state government.

The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.

A man is in a serious condition in hospital after suffering burns while fighting a blaze in Bridgetown as authorities confirm homes and businesses have been destroyed by twin fires raging in the south-west.

The autumn begins for Chris Waller at Randwick on Saturday, with an old favourite in Melbourne Cup winner Verry Elleegant and an excitement machine in Espiona.

COVID prevented Mark Simmonds being given a musical send-off when he died. Eighteen months later, this was it.

The missing pieces of the Richmond puzzle are slowly falling back into place with midfielder Dion Prestia warning rumours of the death of the Tigers’ midfield are premature.

Interest in this year’s men’s T20 World Cup is another example of Australia finding a way to accommodate major events in a pandemic, says James Sutherland.

The Queen is clearly happy that her son and heir is with the woman who is the love of his life. Camilla can be the rock that Philip was for the Queen for so many years.

Leona Maguire became the first Irish winner in LPGA Tour history Saturday, closing with a 5-under 67 for a three-stroke victory in the LPGA Drive On Championship at Crown Colony.

A landmark long-term strategy to ensure the LGBTQ community feels “safe, included and confident” in Victoria was released on Sunday.

New data and research suggests that investment in vocational education and training needs to better target a broader range of industries.

Tax cuts favouring younger Australians fail to take into account what young people are actually calling for.

Black Country, New Road had a tour, rave reviews, numerous magazines features in train … and then their frontman dropped a bombshell.

And She Would Stand Like This takes perhaps the most famous anti-war play of all time and transposes it to the earliest phase of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

As presenter of the ABC’s Drive show on Melbourne radio, Raf Epstein gets to put his endless appetite for news media and pop culture to excellent use.

Bushfires, climate change and the death of a parent coalesce in The End of Winter.

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra’s Chinese New Year celebrations treated the audience to classics played with rollicking optimism.