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Melbourne Storm’s ugly win over Gold Coast has come at a cost, with star half-back Jahrome Hughes the latest to join their bulging casualty ward.

Maika Sivo has an early double with a 'freakish' effort down the left wing

The Melbourne Storm host the Gold Coast Titans in round 21 of the 2022 NRL Premiership.

Authorities have seized more than 15,000 vapes from Perth businesses after a crackdown on the devices.

The Greens say they’ll continue to push Labor to ban new coal and gas projects despite supporting the party’s climate bill, Australia’s monkeypox vaccine program will kick off from Monday and the manhunt in northern Queensland continues following a deadly shooting.

Tobias Moran who is accused of murdering a German backpacker has arrived back in Perth after he was released on bail by a Sydney magistrate.

The Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAAs) are a significant event on Australia's visual arts calendar, showcasing some of the best of Indigenous art produced each year. This year's proves no exception, featuring the traditional through to contemporary and everything in between, as the gallery reveals.

After Ed Langdon's pre-game jab at Collingwood, the Magpies players made sure not to miss him in his first contest

The clashing views of the two former prime ministers give a flavour of the forthcoming rival Yes and No campaigns on a referendum.

A silver medal at the Paralympics in 2016. Five Australian swim teams. Three attempts at different degrees. Two universities. Nine years to graduate from her bachelor degree. What’s next for Paralympian Monique Murphy?

Homebuyers moving into Brisbane’s floodplain suburbs do not have the local knowledge to make decisions on how to prepare for future problems, victims of past disasters say.

Farmers, local residents and environmentalists fighting the New Acland thermal coal mine in Queensland’s Darling Downs are not done yet.

The state opposition has urged the Crime and Corruption Commission to take its efforts to publish a report into the alleged corruption of a former senior public servant all the way to the High Court.

The highest-profile person to lose his job during last season’s review at the Wests Tigers is in talks to make an NRL return with their western Sydney rivals.

David Warner could end an eight-year exile from the Big Bash League as soon as Saturday by signing with the Sydney Thunder.

On Tuesday morning, Stuart Ayres’ political career was dealt a hammer blow in a small Pyrmont radio studio.

Through junior rugby, Jed Holloway and Matt Gibbon’s families were close on the far north coast of NSW. They’ll make their Wallabies debuts on the same day.

Michael Cheika has been drawn to the people and passion of Argentinian rugby for a long time. But events conspired to delay him joining the Pumas for seven years.

The PM’s proposal to establish an Indigenous Voice to parliament is modest and appropriate. Yet still some stoke anxiety and fear.

When the prime minister said this week he wanted people to be able to debate the details of the Voice, he pointed to one particular report.

It’s a cold night at the MCG, but the footy is bound to be hot. Reigning premiers Melbourne come up against Collingwood on a hot winning streak.

Rio Tinto, the nation’s top iron ore producer, has noticed an improvement in trade relations between Canberra and Beijing after a two-year diplomatic fallout.

Onlookers have been left stunned after a woman was chased by a koala on the Gold Coast.

Billions of dollars for new housing for the disadvantaged are being spent by the Andrews government. But not everyone is happy about some projects.

Charli Petrov wasn’t born when Melissa Wu made her Commonwealth Games debut in 2006. Now the pair are ready to soar in the synchronised 10m platform.