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Emily Seebohm has maintained Australia's backstroke dominance at the world swimming championships by winning the 200m gold in Russia on Saturday night.

Donald Trump has been disinvited to a conservative event after he suggested that a journalist was tough on him because she was menstruating.

Warwick Farm trainer Louis Baudron was fined $1000 after he twice told investigator Nick Ryan he was a liar following the late scratching of Orion Love from Randwick on Saturday on suspicion of race-day treatment.

The search plane France deployed to look for MH370 debris off Reunion Island was grounded Saturday, just a day after the country launched an expanded search operation in the Indian Ocean.

The number of trophy hunting specimens imported to Australia is rising, bucking an international decline in trophy imports.

Wallabies coach Michael Cheika said he didn't want to "be a sad sack," after tempering his joy for Australia's first victory over the All Blacks in four years at ANZ Stadium in Sydney on Saturday night.

An incident of recovered weapons has been considered so serious ADF won't release details because of a 'substantial risk of damage to national security'.

Adam Goodes return to the AFL field has been largely uneventful.

A mother and daughter are among at least six killed in a powerful typhoon in Taiwan.

The Bronwyn Bishop scandal has done huge damage to Tony Abbott, with support for his leadership waning even among Coalition voters and Bill Shorten surging ahead as preferred prime minister.

Retired federal MPs are using "The Castle" provision of the constitution to try to claw more cash from the taxpayer.

Hawthorn now has a massive look at a top-two spot after they came from behind to beat West Coast by 14 points at Domain Stadium on Saturday night.

There's no good news for Tony Abbott in the latest opinion poll as he looks to hit reset after the Bronwyn Bishop scandal.

Skipper inspires his team to vital win on a big night in Geelong

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We take a look at the leading contenders from both Australia and abroad for the upcoming USPGA Championship.

And so, on a blindingly bright Trent Bridge morning, it all ended in tears. The Michael Clarke story, the Ashes series, the golden age, of which Clarke was the last survivor; all were of a piece, all broken beyond fixing.

An inner fury drives Olympic champion Sally Pearson -  it has to  - but after punishing herself for 12-years to channel the heart of a lion and the gracefulness of a gazelle to clear the 100m hurdles faster than her rivals she's accepted torment isn't a healthy key to success.

The Wallabies man of the hour, Nic White, said he was relishing the chance to create some good memories against the All Blacks after his match-winning cameo in the Bledisloe Cup opener.

​Michael Clarke has given a warm endorsement of Steve Smith as his successor as he begins preparing to captain Australian for a 47th and final time to end an Ashes series now officially lost to England.

The Premier League kicked off in unique fashion on Saturday as an own goal by Tottenham Hotspur's Kyle Walker gave Manchester United a 1-0 victory.

Hockeyroos captain Madonna Blyth didn't need to hear Kitty Chiller, Australia's Chef de Mission for next year's Rio Olympics, declare it wasn't fair for the nation's swimmers to be expected to yet again win the majority of the team's medals in Brazil.

Born deaf, to deaf parents, this fledgling model is hoping to make an impact on what could be the final season of Next Top Model.

A record number of properties went under the hammer, boosted in part by international interest.

By his own admission, Gold Coast Suns coach Rodney Eade was flatter after his side's win over the Brisbane Lions than he has been this season after his club's many losses.