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The Chinese-Australian writer says his plight has allowed him to put a spotlight on China’s legal system.

There wasn’t much for sale, and lots of people stuck at home wanted to move somewhere bigger and better. But sellers’ profits during lockdown depended on what - and where - they were offering.

Cricket ‘Czar’ to blame, swimming to safety, and missing gold.

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The AFL has tightened two rule interpretations in a bid to keep the game moving and avoid congestion.

WA Police are investigating what led to a man being shot in the leg in Port Kennedy on Monday.

Serbian Miomir Kecmanovic has clinched a straight sets win over Italian qualifier Salvatore Caruso after vowing to dedicate the victory to his countryman Novak Djokovic.

Thanasi Kokkinakis’s dream summer hits a road block, wildcard Aleksandar Vukic overjoyed with first round triumph and John Millman advances.

There was a time when Ukrainian Lesia Tsurenko got the better of Ashleigh Barty but the Australian on Monday easily won her opening round of the Australian Open 6-0 6-1.

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With the state borders fully open, interstate interest in Queensland remains high, particularly in the real estate market.

Queensland Health data shows a significant portion of infection growth across the state is still being driven by two key hotspots, where peak case and hospital impacts will be felt first.

Rafael Nadal said the Australian Open would be better with Novak Djokovic in it, but players rejected the notion that this year’s men’s title would be diminished by his controversial absence.

The NSW Education Standards Authority accidentally published a list of top HSC achievers three days early.

Police say two young girls were also injured in the incident, when they fell off their horses at Aireys Inlet.

Of the three men tied on 20 major championships, only injury-cursed Rafael Nadal is playing at the Australian Open this year. So far, good.

Nick Kyrgios knows he’s right up against it at this year’s Australian Open, and Tuesday’s assignment against British qualifier Liam Broady spells danger.

The communications blackout in Tonga after an underwater eruption has left many rugby league players feeling anxious.

The “always on” work culture was already a problem before the pandemic. Now it’s been exacerbated.

The class of 2021 will get their HSC results on Thursday, but their certificate will not recognise the hardship they overcame to get it.

The “always on” work culture was already a problem before the pandemic. Now it’s been exacerbated.

Ordinarily, a coach who has won the country’s first men’s Twenty20 World Cup and retained the urn in such convincing fashion would be walking into head office to name his price, but this is not the case with Justin Langer.

Senior ministers faced accusations of hypocrisy for their hard line against Novak Djokovic while government MPs continue to spread anti-vaccination messages.

Thousands visited Sydney’s beaches on Monday as the city was treated to a reprieve from La Niña’s wet season with temperatures close to 30 degrees.