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Proposed changes to Western Australia's tenancy laws to allow renters to have pets and make minor changes to houses could see an exodus of landlords from the state's rental market.

The Australian Diamonds are the world’s top team but don’t currently hold the World Cup or the Commonwealth Games gold medal, they can fix the latter with a win in Birmingham but hometown England and New Zealand shape as tough competition.

A high hit from Manly's first-gamer Alfred Smalley caused some fireworks in the opening minutes of his league debut

Waratahs rookie Langi Gleeson was the standout performer for Australia A in the recent Pacific Nations Cup and his coach thinks he could be a 2023 World Cup bolter.

The Anti-Defamation Commission has called on a Queensland council to remove ‘Jew Street’ in Tin Can Bay. Councillors say streets in the area are named after fish.

Peter John Wells was the head physiotherapist for the Australian swimming team at the London 2012 and Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.

The third day of Queensland budget estimates hearings was also told a senior education bureaucrat was paid more than $630,000 while suspended after a corruption investigation.

It was supposed to have been delivered and ready across the state. Instead, the rollout of smart ticketing has progressed only to its second south-east Queensland trial.

The family of an Australian mountaineer found dead on the world's second-highest peak said their loved one "lived life to the full".

The former intelligence officer should not have been charged, convicted and jailed in secret, the watchdog for Australia’s national security laws has found.

Cody Simpson has been on a fairytale ride ever since he returned to swimming. Now the former music star is about to test his mettle against some of the best racers in the world.

Australia has chosen a “much more difficult” option by pursuing nuclear-powered submarines over conventional vessels, a leading French naval commander has warned.

Ruslan Kogan says his online retail group has cleared the decks of excess inventory and will thrive in a tough consumer environment.

An audit of regional grants - which handed money to pickleball courts and a speedway track - found Nationals seats received more than $100m extra than if money was handed out fairly.

Jade Gresham’s season is over as ninth-placed St Kilda try to stay in the finals race while some big names have been named to play this weekend.

Angus Brayshaw has ensured he will spend almost his entire career with Melbourne, signing a six-year contract

Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has poured water on speculation suggesting Dustin Martin will leave the club this summer

Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley has not taken too kindly to a sign from a fan calling him to be relieved of his duties

The round 20 clash has had a build-up like no other but the game itself is finally here. Join us for all the action.

The round 20 clash has had a build-up like no other but the game itself is finally here. Join us for all the action.

More Australians are being diagnosed with long COVID-19, and some experts have found the illness is more prevalent in women in their 40s and 50s.

Andrew Johns doesn't know if the undermanned Sea Eagles will be able to compete with the Roosters

The NSW government has lowered the planned heights of the tallest towers earmarked for the Sydney Fish Market site at Blackwattle Bay after fierce backlash against an earlier proposal.

Victoria’s influenza wave has passed its peak, but the possibility of a second wave continues to loom over state hospitals that are already struggling to cope with the onslaught of COVID-19 and respiratory virus hospital admissions.

Brad Fittler says this week has highlighted a bigger issue in the NRL - clubs rolling out too many jerseys for different causes.