The Cats have opted to play the Bulldogs behind closed doors in Geelong and the AFL has moved two round 14 games from Melbourne to Tasmania.

In a small flat above his family’s clothing store, Daniel Assef waits like so many in his town, alone and patiently, for his final COVID test after potential exposure.

Alyssa Ho is one of many Australians who face unsolicited fetishisation because of their race, gender identity, sexuality, body type or other characteristic.

Immutable sold more than $2.6 million worth of virtual items for its new video game in its first hour of sales.

Kaylee McKeown dives straight back into the pool on day three of the Olympic qualifiers in Adelaide after her stunning world record performance in the 100m backstroke.

Emergency Management Commissioner says people in affected areas need to stay across updates as more bad weather is on the way, as tens of thousands of Victorians remain without power.

Almost three weeks after the state’s rollout of the Pfizer vaccine was extended to under-50s, people were unable to make phone bookings for their first dose.

Nathan Buckley will coach the Pies for the last time at the SCG today when his side takes on the Demons in the Queen’s Birthday clash.

Victorians sitting in darkened houses may have to wait until the weekend for the lights to come back on, as electricity crews scramble to rebuild power lines smashed by last week’s storm.

Nathan Buckley had his final match in charge of Collingwood on Monday and the Magpies delivered the perfect farewell gift, toppling premiership fancy Melbourne.

Police are investigating the death of a woman whose body was found in Margaret River on Monday morning.

The second stage of the Parramatta Light Rail has been resurrected, with the NSW Government set to allocate $50 million to the project.

The legendary All Blacks coach made his first visit to Sydney after being named as a consultant to Trent Barrett - and the Bulldogs promptly belted St George Illawarra.

A group called the Torres Strait 8 have lodged a complaint with the United Nations against the Australian Government.

The biggest float in years on the ASX has kicked off with the release of online property conveyancer PEXA’s prospectus.

The campaign of one of the quickest country-based sprinters in NSW goes on the line at Tuesday’s feature Scone meeting.

Asset managers are tipping local portfolios to increasingly feature companies from so-called developing nations, as investors seek new growth opportunities.

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On the day Boyd Cordner was forced to retire due to the effects of repeated head knocks, a worrying statistic emerged that highlights the need to protect players from themselves when it comes to concussion.

Is it really possible for the AFL to eradicate all high contact injuries without fundamentally changing the game?

Held annually since 1877, the show is one of the oldest and most popular sporting events in the United States.

Doctors will also be paid to make home visits for vaccinations to allow the frail and elderly who cannot visit clinics to get immunised and ensure people moving into aged care facilities do not miss out.

A wide-ranging probe, established after five workers were seriously injured in a blast last year, has found gas drainage systems could not cope at the central Queensland mine.

The horse was euthanised after being hit by a car, bolting several kilometres and then being hit by a truck in Sydney’s south-west.

The producer who was working on They Are Us, Philippa Campbell, resigned on Monday. She issued a statement apologising for her involvement in the film.

The NSW government is refusing to activate parliamentary reforms that protect cash-strapped communities from a hidden state fee eating away at income used for roads, bridges and other services.

A vaccine based on a 100-year-old tuberculosis jab effectively prevents COVID-19 infection in mice – opening a unique path toward a new coronavirus vaccine.

A Southbank building that houses busy restaurants and cafes has found its way onto Melbourne’s list of exposure sites as the state records two new locally acquired cases of COVID-19.

St George Illawarra’s decision not to extend the five-eighth’s spell in the Red V has left the 30-year-old at a crossroads in his career as he looks to find a new club for 2022.

US President Joe Biden also says Beijing must “act more responsibly in terms of international norms, human rights and transparency”.

One of the men tasked with reviewing Carlton’s decline in on-field performance says the entire football program will be analysed.

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While more women were rewarded this year, it seems COVID workers and Peta Credlin got honoured simply for doing their jobs.

But government sources say ongoing court processes will have to run their course before any decisions are made about the family’s visa status.

US President Joe Biden is expected to underscore commitment to Article 5 of the alliance charter, which says an attack on one member is an attack on all.

The upcoming launch of Afterpay Money has only widened the divergence between what rival investment banks think the much-hyped stock is worth.

Two-year inquiry by the Commission for Children and Young People lays bare generations of trauma that are still being felt in long-standing, systematic failures.

The duo sent an injury scare through the South Sydney and Queensland camps, but both have been cleared to play on Thursday night.

The salaries of hundreds of general managers at local councils could be reset under reforms being considered by the NSW government.

Stefanos Tsitsipas looked poised in his first grand slam final, depsite the death of his grandmother five minutes before the start of the match, going two sets up before it all fell apart against the world No.1 Novak Djokovic.

Roosters coach Trent Robinson has known for some time that Boyd Cordner wasn’t ready to play again — if ever. On Monday, he confirmed it with his retirement announcement.

Two-year-old Gurman Chechi has been in India for nearly 18 months without his parents but can’t get a travel exemption to be reunited with them in Hobart.

It doesn’t matter how things appear - the proof of the pud is in the tasting.

Netanyahu’s opponents are pushing back in a way that might work for Israel, but broader efforts are needed to confront authoritarianism worldwide.

The man, aged in his 60s, died at the scene while another spectator was taken to Alice Springs Hospital with serious injuries.

YouTube has long been the most popular music service in the world. Finally, it figured out how to generate enough cash to make many people in the music world happy.

The heated debate on whether to allow women to join one of this city’s last bastions of old-world, gentlemanly tradition and privilege - The Australian Club -  will come to a head over a sandwich buffet on Tuesday morning.

Over the past seven decades, the Queen has met every US president, bar one.

Mal Meninga will never forget Boyd Cordner’s standout performance in the green and gold while discussing his Australian captaincy successors.

For the first time in 12 years, Israeli lawmakers have voted to install a government led by someone other than Benjamin Netanyahu.