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The debate about Jobe Watson's future is over, with Essendon coach James Hird declaring he is "sure" his captain will play on next season.

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When Western Bulldog's coach Luke Beveridge asked his players if they were thinking about the finals after their win over Collingwood last week, no-one dared speak up.

Firefighters say four people were killed in car crash in Southern River on Saturday morning.

Firefighters are working to contain an out-of-control fire burning in the Blue Mountains, which could threaten homes with strong winds of 70km/h predicted.

Hundreds of young Sydney AFL players have taken to fields with "37" scrawled on their bodies in a simple show of support for Adam Goodes.

The massive search by rescuers and military personnel from two nations for two teenagers lost at sea ended at sunset Friday, eight days after the boys' ill-fated fishing trip began at Jupiter Inlet.

William's​ desire to get out of trouble has led to an invention that could win him a trip of a lifetime.

Doomsday scenarios might seem science fiction. But super-intelligent technology has gone mainstream. And despite the positive potential of AI, fear of a future featuring self-aware machines looms large.

The parents of Austria's top pole vaulter Kira Grunberg were watching when their daughter landed on her head during a training exercise and was left paralysed.

The founder of the Haqqani network, considered to be one of the most violently effective factions of the Taliban, has been dead for nearly a year, a senior member of the group has said, days after it emerged that the Afghan insurgency's overall leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar, died more than two years ago.

Harness Racing NSW will be back in the court of appeal this week fighting to uphold the absolute rule that a horse must be disqualified if presented to race and found to have a prohibited substance in its system.

Last Saturday afternoon I attended the NSW Cup match at Campbelltown Stadium between the Panthers and Wests Tigers.

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NSW Trainers Association chief executive Steve McMahon is concerned about the precedent the fine of $15,000 to John McNair for poor stable security in the wake of an ice positive taken from one of his horses has set.

A teenage boy who allegedly threatened an 85-year-old woman with a knife after waking her up during a home invasion has been arrested.

An asylum seeker died at Yongah Hill Detention Centre at Northam on Friday night. Refugee groups say he committed suicide.

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit by a man who had sued for the release of graphic photos and other police records from the 1994 death of Kurt Cobain.

A private jet belonging to an aviation company owned by Osama Bin Laden's family has crashed in the UK killing four people.

Interest in whether first auction's focus on price will be repeated.

In a triumph for people power, the American supergroup has accepted an invitation to play in an Italian city.

It's the scene where so much debate was sparked last round. But for Greater Western Sydney, playing at Domain Stadium in Perth against Fremantle holds a purely football-related challenge.

Police have located a five-year-old girl who was believed to have been abducted from a central Queensland home overnight.

Whether you think we're in the midst of a revival, or that the 80s never really ended, fans of the daggy decade will soon have a chance to dust off the acid wash jeans.

The washed-up wing flap from missing plane MH370 has departed Reunion Island for forensic testing, leaving in its wake a remote community stunned by sudden global fame.