Victory tonight would lend even more weight to Tszyu’s claims for a world title shot. The main bout is set down for about 10.30pm, with the undercard starting at 7pm.

Melbourne star Karen Paxman and North Melbourne skipper Emma Kearney are both on track to continue their perfect records of being named in the All-Australian team every year since the inception of the national women’s league having both been named ...

Misogyny, sleaze, coal, climate change, political leadership: they will all be issues in the byelection triggered by the resignation of disgraced Nationals Upper Hunter MP Michael Johnsen.

Australia’s women’s basketball team will go back to the future in Tokyo when they sport a green and gold bodysuit, a uniform they feel is their version of cricket’s famous baggy green.

I can tell you from experience that sometimes after big losses what is needed is some good, old-fashioned savagery.

The NRL will bring the rule in from round five, but several coaches don’t expect they’ll ever use their 18th player.

The Sky Blues are struggling in front of goal this season, with statistics showing how their inability to convert chances has become a team-wide problem.

The Victorian government was forced to apologise for putting travellers from Queensland into hotel quarantine, as it was confirmed that one in 10 people working in Victoria’s hotel quarantine system remain unvaccinated.

Brisbane coach has declared Lachie Neale a likely starter for Thursday night’s relocated meeting with Collingwood at Marvel Stadium as the Lions prepare to get creative to deal with their rucks.

A majority of a NSW parliamentary committee is facing a backlash after endorsing controversial amendments to the state’s anti-discrimination laws that would protect people such as former rugby union player Israel Folau for comments made outside the...

The warning comes amid reports in Melbourne hospitals of staff requesting the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine over the more readily available AstraZeneca version.

The Berejiklian government has lashed out at the Commonwealth over claims NSW has been slow to administer COVID-19 vaccines.

Intimate oils, vibrators without the ‘randy branding’ and a sex gel worthy of a spot in your beauty cabinet. So long, the dingy adult store – shinier things are upon us.

All the ins and outs for round three of the 2021 season as they drop before the weekend, plus our experts’ tips. Chris Mayne is back for Collingwood.

The states and GPs are furious and frustrated at the slow rollout of the coronavirus vaccine. But the federal government is adamant everything is on track. Who is right? And what is really going on?

Diamonds coach Stacey Marinkovich said she would not be rushing to appoint a permanent captain after Liz Watson was ruled out of the Super Netball season.

A 46-year-old Thorneside man has been charged with dangerous operation of a vessel causing death after his dinghy allegedly crashed into a jetty.

The co-director of a cleaning company says under oath he knew nothing about allegedly corrupt payments made to sacked V/Line boss James Pinder and former Metro manager Peter Bollas.

The first major Australian music festival to be cancelled due to COVID-19 in 2020 became the first to be cancelled in 2021.

Brisbane pubs, gyms, supermarkets and the South Bank TAFE are among more than 30 new potential exposure sites added to Queensland’s contact-tracing list.

Glen Boss knows Sir Dragonet is the best horse in the Tancred Stakes, and believes he is ready to return to his best at Rosehill on Saturday.

Correspondence released under the Official Information Act 1982 shows the tour’s promoter writing desperately to the NZ government to be allowed in.

Deputy Premier and Nationals leader John Barilaro slammed Malcolm Turnbull’s comments, saying the government remained “firmly committed to the coal industry in NSW” and there would be no pause on coal mining approvals anywhere in the state.

Prosecutors say a recent Court of Appeal decision to overturn a rape conviction raises questions about the Victoria’s sexual consent laws.

Moses Mbye wants to play more minutes and says as one of the Wests Tigers’ highest paid players ‘the club is not getting value for money out of me’.

NSW recorded its first local coronavirus case in 14 days on Wednesday: a man in his 20s who attended the Byron Beach Hotel on Friday night.

Home track three-year-old Majestic Shot, a daughter of   Caulfield Guineas winner Shooting To Win, has comfortably won all three country starts so far.

Everything you need to know to pick a winner on an eight-race card.

The AFL’s top financial strategist has spent the week at Greater Western Sydney assessing the club’s finances.

Reigning Everest champion Classique Legend will be returning home from Hong Kong after being banned from racing for three months due to a bleed.

The AFL has heeded the calls of coaches by relaxing its controversial VFL anti-density rules little over a fortnight out from the start of the state league season.

Titans chief executive Steve Mitchell said the club will take their full 30-player squad to Sydney and is planning to be in the city for an extended period. 

Latitude Financial chief executive Ahmed Fahour has set his sights on disrupting the big four bank’s dominant position in consumer finance.

NSW skipper Jake Gordon will make a much-needed return for the Waratahs, who are still recovering after coach Rob Penney was sacked on Sunday.

Transport Minister Andrew Constance says it will cost hundreds of millions of dollars to fix roads damaged by landslides and completion dates are unknown.

Analysts say investor appetite for AGL’s coal-fired power fleet may be low, posing a big hurdle for the energy giant’s plan to split.

It was a rule breach and “quite unusual” for the Drummoyne MP to visiting the public counter of his local council seeking an appointment with a planning officer.

Political staffers will ask the Department of Finance to give all MPs training on preventing sexual harassment within months as part of a new pay deal.

Television veteran Daryl Somers says he “deeply regrets any hurt” experienced by singer Kamahl during appearances on Hey Hey It’s Saturday.

Virgin Australia has been accused of standing down around 170 ground crew employees due to a lack of available work despite them doing months of overtime. 

WA Premier Mark McGowan, who almost wiped out the state Liberal Party, said his government had achieved its success by appealing to the whole community.

Sixteen bikies and associates have been charged as part of a major police operation in the Mackay region.

As questions are asked of Australia’s vaccine rollout efficiency, the country’s Olympic officials insist their athletes are well positioned to have the jab before the delayed Games.

After being found guilty in 2018 by Justice Lindy Jenkins, Francis Wark won an appeal for a retrial. This time, a jury was tasked to decide his fate.

Michael Johnsen has released a statement claiming that harassment from the media left him unable to continue serving the people of the Upper Hunter.

Labor has revved up its attack on the government’s climate agenda with a new electric vehicle policy that could deliver significant growth in EV sales.

The world is about to drag Australia kicking and screaming into a lower emissions future. The sooner we accept this, the less economically damaging it will be.

One year into the pandemic, people living near the border continue to receive confusing and often contradictory messages about restrictions.

The comedian’s US dramedy Everything Is Gonna Be Okay overcame COVID restrictions and returns for a second season, but don’t expect things to be, like, OK.

The ABC’s “town hall” discussion show was always divisive - a feisty finale to Monday’s current affairs line-up. Shunted to Thursdays, it struggles to be heard.