The AFL has conducted a video review of Crow Nick Murray’s moves in the contentious final seconds of Adelaide’s one-point win against the Demons.

Police were called to the fast food outlet on Lauderdale Road in Narre Warren about 2.45pm after reports people were causing trouble. 

The Transport Workers’ Union’s Queensland branch will be investigated and its secretary has stood down after the National Council received complaints regarding the governance of the branch.

Georgina Harrison, who was named as the new secretary of the NSW Department of Education on Monday, is a career bureaucrat who has spent 20 years working in government agencies in Australia and the United Kingdom.

The A-League’s top two teams - Sydney and Melbourne City - will lose three players each for the finals series when the Socceroos’ squad is named.

In Tasmania, the swift parrots’ plight has become emblematic of campaigns against old-growth logging.

One of the game’s former Indigenous stars now promotes education through an NRL program, but says it is ‘fantasy’ to think racial trolls will ever be eradicated.

Myanmar’s detained civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi vowed her pro-democracy political party would continue its work despite being slated for dissolution in her first public appearance since her government was overthrown in a military coup.

While some downplay the NSW byelection loss, the reaction to the result plays into a real divide inside the party over how to take on Scott Morrison.

A Sydney-based disability care provider is facing allegations of physical abuse and neglect of vulnerable clients under its care.

Victorian health authorities say four positive cases of coronavirus have been detected in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, noting one case attended Highpoint Shopping Centre last week.

Party and union figures close to the negotiations say there is a desire for a smooth transition to a new leader, which would start with Jodi McKay stepping aside.

Bob Dylan’s body of work is a legacy beyond eclipse.

It’s almost become a fashionable tactic: picking up a lightly raced overseas stayer and producing them here over a shorter trip off a lengthy break.

A seven-race card in the ’Gong will be the centre of attention for punters on Tuesday.

Four people have tested positive to COVID-19 in Victoria, NSW Labor MPs are vying for the leadership after a ‘devastating’ weekend byelection, and BBC bosses will be hauled before UK parliament over Diana interview fallout.

As Pepper prepares to go public, chief executive Mario Rehayem says the rising crop of gig economy workers offers the lender a substantial market to tap into.

The Premier announces new restrictions in the wake of a potential new outbreak in the Victorian capital, as the government prepares for wider vaccine rollout.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian said it was always the plan for over 50s to visit a GP for their vaccination.

The Andrews Government has rejected calls to establish a register for informal sperm donors, despite fears about the growing risks of women using social media to find men to help them conceive.

The late Bob Fulton was always looking for an edge, no matter how he got it. Just ask Bill Harrigan, who was on the end of one of the most infamous lines in rugby league history.

China is set to vaccinate more than 20 million people per day, equivalent to delivering a dose to the entire vaccine-eligible population of Australia in 24 hours.

A man in his 40s has been taken to hospital after he was trapped in rock crushing machinery.

An arrest warrant for ex-Melbourne and Port Adelaide player Jack Watts was pulled after his lawyer appeared before the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday.

A former NSW Labor minister and general-secretary finds lessons for the party in the Upper Hunter byelection loss.

Crown’s financial position is sufficiently unclear that it needs to keep its financial powder dry for a number of contingencies that arise from the two royal commissions of which it is the subject.

Chaney adds another prominent WA company name to his resume as Bill Beament takes his leave.

Could it be the Lions? The Cats’ best is superb, but will they be at their best in September? Did the Demons’ loss reveal a chink in their armour? Can the Bulldogs go all the way?

The Manly skipper does not know where he would be today had it not been for Fulton setting up his lifetime deal at Brookvale in 2015.

The key local rival to Afterpay is aiming to crack into Europe’s $1.1 trillion e-commerce market through the purchase of Twisto.

A report re-examining the $33 million purchase of land near the Western Sydney Airport found no evidence of poor integrity, criminal activity or personal benefit to the officers involved that swayed their decisions.

Bizarre details about the notorious fraudster’s offending were aired in court on Monday, as the 32-year-old entered guilty pleas over crimes that spanned more than 18 months.

Metro Tunnel’s builders prepare to remove massive tunnelling machines and extract them from underground after they finished excavating twin nine-kilometre rail tunnels beneath the city.

The NSW government will push ahead with a $2.5 billion motorway tunnel between Kogarah and Arncliffe but doubt remains whether it will ever be extended south.

A NSW District Court jury found Gregory Douglas committed sexual and indecent assaults against five young women who stayed on his farm after subjecting them to unwanted massages.

A steady diet of thrashings against New Zealand opponents may be unpalatable for Australian Super Rugby sides, but the learning curve will be sharp and RA must hold their nerve.

Criminal infiltration of Crown Resorts is probably greater than previously thought, with evidence of suspected criminals laundering dirty money in its bank accounts as recently as February. 

It can be argued that no great player in history has been written off more often, and in more different ways, than newly-minted PGA Championship winner Phil Mickelson.

Today on Please Explain, Tory Maguire is joined by International Editor Peter Hartcher to discuss what’s next for Australia’s relationship with an increasingly energetic Chinese leadership.

There’s nothing elegant about dipping your sleeves into other people’s pasta every time you gesticulate.

The number of Archives members has soared since its funding crisis was made public, with donations set for a fund to preserve its most at-risk records.

Regional councils are moving forward with property sales and loans in response to desperate housing shortages.

Lawyer Campbell MacCallum’s car was bugged by anti-corruption officers. He was later charged with a string of offences.

Simon Lethlean has moved to take the heat off Brett Ratten, with St Kilda’s chief operating officer adamant the Saints coach has not lost his players and claiming personal responsibility for the side’s current struggles.

An ankle injury has forced Western Bulldog Adam Treloar into surgery but Melbourne defender Jake Lever insists his side is the underdog heading into Friday night’s blockbuster at Marvel Stadium.

The practice of delaying sleep for life-affirming “me time” has some experts concerned over the vicious cycle it creates.

Melbourne City coach Patrick Kisnorbo hobbled into a post-match press conference bearing some hastily installed stitches in the top of his head.

Six Queensland Fire and Emergency Service employees have been stood down and their matters have been referred to the Crime and Corruption Commission to investigate. 

The IT consultant suing his ex-girlfriend for calling him a sex addict claims she hacked into his email and signed him up to porn sites, as a new witness emerged alleging he was a predator.

Pinchgut Opera’s revival of The Loves of Apollo and Dafne, one of the first operas written, combines heart and beauty with an absurdist touch.