The lawyer representing one of the families that contributed to Hawthorn’s cultural safety review says it is too early to tell whether her clients will speak to the four-person panel appointed by the AFL to investigate allegations of racism referre...

In this trade period special episode of the Real Footy podcast, Peter Ryan and Marnie Vinall wrap the third day of action and discuss Jack Bowes’ decision to pick Geelong as his new home.

Queensland's top cop has labelled an allegation detailed at an independent inquiry as "disgusting, predatory and unacceptable".

Police are searching for a group of people after a suburban shooting in Queensland.

Cameron Munster’s 12-month booze ban is over, and while he briefly considered extending it, he says he knows how to “not be an idiot” when he does have a few beers.

It was a fight that Nikita Tszyu now concedes he was in no condition to accept, but Johnny Lewis believes it could be the making of him.

Bathurst is copping extreme rain ahead of the great race, but that hasn't dampened the spirits of those in town

Haneen Zreika will not be named in the Giants’ team to play against Hawthorn during Pride round in two weekends’ time, after deciding not to wear the club’s Pride jumper for religious reasons for the second season in a row.

New premiers Geelong will take the salary dump of Jack Bowes’ big contract from the Gold Coast Suns and get pick seven.

A former Victoria Police Commissioner explains how the operation after the Bali bombings worked.

Ben Hunt has penned a contract extension with St George Illawarra

Critical Warragamba Dam infrastructure to be updated as Sydney braces for downpour.

Latrell Mitchell has fired up after no NRL scouts attended the Koori Knockout

Essendon is under fire from all sides of politics after newly appointed chief executive Andrew Thorburn was forced to quit over his religious beliefs.

Passengers have again been left in the lurch as Jetstar cancelled more flights.

Adelaide commuters have been left shocked after their train was ambushed by a man repeatedly throwing rocks while standing in the middle of the tracks.

At first glance, City on a Hill religious services could be mistaken for those of a Hillsong-style, modern Pentecostal church. But the youthful, self-described “movement” is actually part of the Anglican church.

While the Essendon chief executive’s humiliating exit is further evidence of football club dysfunction, faith groups see a growing intolerance for religion in public life.

The camera-shy head of a cybercrime syndicate has hidden behind an umbrella to avoid answering questions outside court.

Australians struggle to redeem $1.3 billion in post COVID-19 flight cancellation credits.