The man, who was seen acting suspiciously just before 4am on Tuesday, is still missing after fleeing police.

There is help at hand if your home has been damaged in recent floods. Here’s a summary of where you can access financial assistance.

Hardware hounds fetch the 4 by 2.

Follow all the action from Rawalpindi on day five of the first Test between Australia and Pakistan in Rawalpindi.

Sussex Inlet has been told to evacuate now as a woman’s body was found by police in a stormwater canal in Sydney’s west.

We still call the clubs with the most supporters and dollars “power clubs” but that term is becoming a misnomer in an AFL competition that has increasingly concentrated power.

Simone Callahan has shared photos and videos of the beloved cricketer with their children in a social media post.

NSW authorities have warned communities at risk of major flooding in the Sydney region to evacuate or prepare to evacuate as the Hawkesbury, Nepean and Georges rivers rise. Floods and heavy rains have forced school closures and over 3000 calls for he...

Moscow has offered Ukrainians escape routes to Russia and its ally Belarus, former NSW minister Andrew Constance says his state’s disaster response has not improved since the Black Summer bushfires and Shane Warne’s body will be flown home today.

Army boots have finally hit the ground. But it’s still mainly residents and volunteers cleaning up in Woodburn.

Cheeky Souths players labelled Adam Reynolds a ‘cat’ for missing Friday’s opener while hailing the rise of No. 7 successor Lachlan Ilias. PLUS other team news.

Coaches found a way to exploit the six-again rules but the return of relieving penalties could be problematic for a host of clubs, including the Panthers.

Both were fascinating, enigmatic cricket geniuses who transcended sport, and so rightfully occupy a special place in the rich social history of their country.

Independent candidate Zoe Daniel’s campaign manager will challenge Bayside City Council’s ban on election signage in the Supreme Court on Wednesday.

At least two people have died, thousands are homeless and wild winds are set to create more havoc as Sydney is hit by record rains.

The competition watchdog and Qantas chief Alan Joyce have both warned of an impending rise in airfares, due to a surge in oil prices.

Madison Bartlett, the first NRLW player to be charged with biting, pleaded guilty and copped one game on the sidelines.

The AFL is unrepentant that it will have a zero tolerance policy on time delays and dissent against umpiring decisions, saying fans - like players - will quickly embrace the changes.

The state government will look at reductions in stamp duty to encourage people to move away from flood plains as deputy police commissioner Mal Lanyon is tasked with driving northern NSW’s recovery.

Financial education program will help students learn money lessons for life, to be confident talking about their money and to make better-informed financial decisions.

For the first time, as many women as men are investing in shares and ETFs, and younger women are leading the charge.

Collingwood will be without defender Brayden Maynard for the opening two matches of this season after the tribunal upheld his careless striking charge on Tuesday night.

It is more important than ever to know how to pay as little as possible each time you fill up your tank with petrol. The right habits can save you as much as $25 for an average-sized car.

As if paying tribute to Shane Warne, Australia picked two leg-spinners in their emphatic World Cup win over Pakistan.

The man encountered police in St Lucia at 3.45am on Tuesday and ran towards the still-hazardous river.

The state Liberal leader, keen to appeal to more voters in an increasingly climate-conscious electorate, said he was “excited” about future climate announcements.

Bucha’s mayor Anatol Fedoruk said the shelling is so constant they cannot gather the dead. “Dogs are pulling apart the bodies on the city streets.”

The US dropped plans to try him after a Bush administration legal official concluded he had been tortured to a point he couldn’t stand trial.

The man died on February 28 this year, with an autopsy revealing he died from the virus and investigations underway into how he contracted it.

The latest round of Australian sanctions have targeted pro-Kremlin propagandists.

BHP boss Mike Henry is upbeat about the miner’s two most important relationships: Western Australia for its iron ore pits and his biggest customer China’s need for steel.

A late summer heatwave is creating severe risk for mass coral bleaching across vast areas of the Great Barrier Reef.

Everything you need to know to find a winner at the mid-week metropolitan meeting.

Former television presenter Andrew O’Keefe has been refused bail in the NSW Supreme Court on charges including choking a woman in his Sydney apartment.

The third-jab deadline for critical industries was extended by four weeks because 15,000 healthcare workers would otherwise have been stood down, documents tabled in Parliament reveal.

Stojadin Krstic allegedly sexually assaulted two females aged 17 and 19 at a unit at the Ship and Dock Inn in Henderson in the early hours of Monday morning.

Yoon Suk-yeol’s signature move is bold, angry and ambitious. The front-runner populist has vowed to abolish the Gender Equality Ministry.

Minister for Western Sydney Stuart Ayres has rejected calls to relocate people from floodplains, arguing residents are aware of the risks in choosing to live in a flood-prone area.

The German woman who entered the ambulance to lay flowers on Warne’s body has been named as Barbara Woinke, a former travel writer who lives on Koh Samui.

The COVID-19 outbreak robbed Sydney fans of footy last season, but they will finally get their fill despite the flash floods affecting NSW.

Mosquitoes are spreading a rare tropical disease further south than ever before. What are the signs of Japanese encephalitis and why is it here?

It is already Sydney’s wettest start to the year on record, but some sunshine is forecast for Thursday.

Commissioner Katarina Carroll has been charged with failing to comply with her health and safety duties during a 7½-year period in which 26 officers were injured.

Diseases caused by mosquito bites, fungal infections and human waste in water are all likely to afflict flood-hit communities in NSW.

A former elite soldier gave evidence in the Federal Court that he told Ben Roberts-Smith that the award “made me extremely uncomfortable”.

When reading Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, I remember stopping when Mr Darcy explains the high standards he has for women and the skills he expects them to possess. What also stopped me in my tracks was how little things have changed.

Shane Warne knew how to flip more than a cricket ball. The late Aussie legend had a keen interest in collecting and trading prestige real estate, and one of his homes was so nice he owned it twice.

The Morrison government is considering cutting its planned $150 million contribution by a massive $50 million which almost certainly kill the World Cup bid stone dead.

Heavy-hitters from the financial sector have highlighted the dilemma facing central banks, as they seek to withdraw stimulus without sparking a recession.

Plant-based protein sales are growing and farmers and a Senate inquiry are calling for tougher regulations of fake meat products.