Day three of the Australian Open continues today.

While Maverick, Goose, ScoMo and Viper reach for the skies.

Professor Dominic Dwyer said there were some “heated” disagreements between Chinese and WHO officials.

Unorthodox American Frances Tiafoe gives the world No.1 a thorough workout in a sweltering Rod Laver arena.

A seven-week holiday road-safety operation found an increase in risky driving behaviour.

The WA divisions of the Labor, Liberal, and Nationals parties have received more than $1 million of donations in the past 13 years from the casino operator.

Melbourne have lost young key forward Sam Weideman for about three months with stress fractures in his upper leg.

Eddie McGuire’s departure as supremo heralds an obvious leadership change at the Pies. But what does it mean for the coach?

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Bernard Tomic did not hold back after Fitzgerald said he did not expect to see the controversial star return to next year’s Australian Open.

Coaches have agreed that teams must score a try in order to claim victory in extra time of Super Rugby AU matches this year.

A former head of Victoria’s gambling watchdog says the agency regulating Crown may have lost focus on policing the casino, and Premier Daniel Andrews flagged reform to the agency.

Health experts are demanding Victoria’s hotel quarantine workers get personal protective equipment on a par with staff in high-risk COVID hospital wards.

The North Fort Plotting Room at Manly Head monitored shipping in the 1940s to protect Sydney from enemy vessels.

DOVES, the new state-wide council of NSW student representatives, will have a direct line to the Education Minister on policy matters involving students.

Universities had to quickly move courses online in a crisis situation during the pandemic, which has led to a rethink about the role of technology in supporting education.

Household power and water bills in Western Australia would remain in line with increases in the consumer price index over the next three years under a returned McGowan government.

Eddie McGuire does not deserve the sort of simplistic labelling that was prompted by the Do Better report and his decision to stand down, according to former senior AFL Indigenous adviser Jason Mifsud.

As his second impeachment trial began, a Zoom meeting discussed if Trump violated a 1993 deal that allowed him to convert his residence into a money-making club.

Australia could be down to just one refinery producing petrol, diesel, jet fuel and other petroleum products for the local market by the middle of the year.

Other trans-friendly changes include replacing the use of the word “woman” with the phrase “woman or person”, and the term “father” with “parent” when working with transgender patients.

The 30-year-old from Keilor Downs was taken into police custody after being released from a hospital in Fitzroy.

Two more cases of COVID-19 have been linked to the Holiday Inn quarantine hotel outbreak, bringing the total number of infected people to eight.

The National Party wants to exclude agriculture from any commitment to net-zero emissions, even while farmers want to seize the opportunities that come with the target.

Australia’s former top public servant says the government’s communication of policies that have upset China have further inflamed the deteriorating relationship.

Petra Kvitova and tour young gun Bianca Andreescu have been eliminated from the Australian Open as the bottom half of the women’s draw started to take shape.

Melbourne United and Melbourne Storm have spent a year away from their home fans and they can’t wait to return to their home stadiums in the coming weeks.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian says NSW will bring in an extra $300 million a month when restrictions ease on Friday, after she called out other states for failing to provide timely information to health authorities.

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Collingwood are aware their sponsors and the community are watching how they implement the recommendations that arose from the ’Do Better report.

Workers are being given two big promises about the way a Labor government could lift their wages, along with a very big scare about what it could cost.

The Collingwood board will meet this week to discuss who takes over as club president following Eddie McGuire’s resignation. Here are the likely contenders.

Police allege another woman attempted to intervene and was hit by Karl Howard with a weapon believed to be a samurai sword.

Police and protesters clashed in Myanmar on Tuesday in the most violent day of demonstrations against the February 1 coup by generals.

RLPA chief Clint Newton says big fines, like the $50,000 sanction given to Payne Haas this week, don’t work. But keeping players occupied seems to.

Rex, Qantas and Virgin are in a fierce fight as they attempt to lure nervous travellers back to the skies.

One of Albury’s leading stables is eyeing a one-two punch at Thursday’s feature Wagga meeting with two gallopers still on the rise.

Attorney-General Christian Porter has gone on the attack, claiming Labor wants to force businesses to pay casuals annual leave at massive cost.

At ACMI’s Digital Preservation Lab, they’re trying desperately to preserve our powerful but fragile history of film, TV and computer games before it’s too late.

WA Labor announced on Sunday it would spend $14.3 million on turning the YHA Perth hostel into a transitional and crisis accommodation facility.

A “paucity of facts” in the Crown case against former politician Eddie Obeid meant the judge could not be satisfied of his guilt, court hears.

Three power stations owned by AGL were found to have breached their licences 111 times since 2015, accounting for about three quarters of all violations.

Three public health and infectious diseases experts said hygiene measures and masks will be part of life for years to come as the vaccine takes time to roll out.

Australia have realised if they do not get their house in order then England will surprise them later this year. It is certainly not going to be 5-0 or 4-0.

Eddie McGuire flew high, but failing to discern his most serious blind spot, brought himself low.

Pat Cummins’ appointment as NSW one-day captain is a significant development in the search for Tim Paine’s successor.

The A-League club has signed up for an ‘anti-sponsorship’ arrangement designed to challenge the normalisation of sports betting.

Playing before a live audience again is a huge relief for Sydney Symphony Orchestra’s chief conductor-designate.

Amal, in Arabic, is a source of immense national pride for the first Arab state to launch an interplanetary space mission.

The City of Yarra is anticipating an operating deficit of more than $12 million, having lost millions of dollars in parking revenue during lockdown.