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My brother has been addicted to drugs for decades, but it has all seemed like a walk in the park compared to the moment in which we now find ourselves.

A witness at a corruption inquiry made a telephone call during the hearing to a family member asking them to hide evidence to protect a NSW Labor Party figure.

News Corp and Nine Entertainment Co say they will refuse to cave in to future advertising boycotts driven by online activist groups.

Three champion sailors have the honour of being the first athletes confirmed for Australia's 2020 Games team.

Yoshaan Vincent, now 30, was sentenced in the County Court on Friday to a maximum of seven years and six months in jail.

Former foreign ministers Julie Bishop, Gareth Evans and Kevin Rudd offer their assessments of Australia's foreign policy.

Youngstar and Funstar will be out to make it a family double at headquarters.

A damaged trophy, drunken sprints in the hotel corridor, a Welsh rendition of Waltzing Matilda and a seriously crook superstar - the stories you don't know about Australia's last World Cup triumph.

Collingwood and the Western Bulldogs go head-to-head in the VFLW grand final on Sunday, and Pies star Chloe Molloy senses a change in fortunes for her club's women's footy program.

Before Olympic gold medal winners Tom Slingsby and Nathan Outteridge battle for a $1.47m purse, they were brought even closer by tragedy.

Police found an "Aladdin's cave" of drugs at the apartment she shared with her then-boyfriend.

Just three per cent of fathers who go before the Family Court are refused access to their children, casting doubt on One Nation senator Pauline Hanson's claims that mothers are using the court to deny their ex-partners time with their kids.

Thousands of protestors demanding urgent action to address the climate crisis packed Perth's Forrest Place on Friday.

There are already so many of the weapons in the country that the market is saturated, the Colt's president said in a statement.

Dr John Wakefield has been named as the replacement for Michael Walsh, who retired earlier this month.

There was a nose between Redzel and Pierata when they met in the Concorde a fortnight ago, but The Shorts will look a lot different.

Osborne Bulls, Godolphin’s current No.1 seed for The Everest, is set to improve from whatever he does in The Shorts at Randwick on Saturday.

Paul "Jock" Palfreeman, now 32, was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2009 for fatally stabbing Bulgarian law student Andrei Monov.

West Australian gallopers Gatting and Scales Of Justice have won the two group 1 races so far run in Victoria this spring - will Victorian trainers seek revenge in the west?

Getting booed by 90,000 people is a “special feeling”, according to GWS co-captain Phil Davis who is expecting an onslaught from Collingwood fans.

Wayne Tolmie, 50, died in hospital after being knocked to the ground in June 2016 north of Brisbane

Our China correspondent guides readers through some incredible images of Hong Kong's extraordinary summer of protest.

Ciaron Maher is hoping a pair of gear changes might help Cliff’s Edge and Spirit Of Valor break their group 1 droughts in Saturday’s Rupert Clarke Stakes.

The government has a misplaced notion that large businesses don't have a licence to engage on social issues.

A waitress at the Emperor's Garden restaurant in Chinatown told the inquiry that she had agreed to lie about making a $10,000 donation to the NSW Labor Party.