NSW will make coronavirus vaccines mandatory for all health workers, Victorian authorities are concerned about small transgressions in Melbourne and everyone over the age of 16 will be eligible for their recommended COVID-19 jab by the end of the mon...

Round 23 continues and it’s a Suncorp double-header with Manly looking to do it without Tom Trbojevic before a second v third showdown when Souths face Penrith.

Shane Tuck streamed towards goal, as Alastair Clarkson’s coaching career hung on by a thread after the second-last Hawks had failed to recapture their 2008 success and faced the prospect of losing to the bottom-placed Tigers. But Sam Mitchell caugh...

The findings from a report into the cumulative effects of development on the gulf puts industrial proponents and the state’s environment minister on notice when it comes to managing the region’s natural assets.

Collingwood’s forward line will be threadbare when they attempt to dash Essendon’s finals hopes on Sunday at the MCG.

Community leaders in south-west and western Sydney fear for people’s mental health, women at risk and disaffected youth, as they warn a police curfew imposed unequally across the city will worsen social divisions.

In a highly unusual move, the Court of Appeal will cross-examine the scientific basis of forensic evidence used to convict several young men of child homicide or assault.

Men are much less likely to worry or talk about the best time to start a family, yet they are just as likely to play a role in fertility problems, experts say.

Everything you need to know to find a winner on Winx Stakes day.

While officials remain tight-lipped on the outcome of an urgent hearing over complaints against Charlie Teo, the neurosurgeon said he “accepted the Medical Council’s direction”.

Instead of plotting victory alongside the rest of Leon Cameron’s brains trust, Giants defensive coach Adam Schneider is working from a spare room in Sydney.

Protest organisers are promoting a range of schemes intended to help attendees subvert the major police operation and travel to the event. 

Before he was sacked last November, Rodd Staples raised safety as a “key issue” in the setting up of the $40 billion rail corporation.

Daniel Andrews said he would not rule out locking down regional Victoria after positive cases were detected Shepparton - the first cases outside greater Melbourne in the current outbreak.

Mario Phetmang was lured to a Belmore car park, bashed to death, and dumped on the side of the road in a drug deal gone wrong. His killer then fled to America.

Three people including two young children have died after a car struck a pole and burst into flames on a busy inner-city road.

The Prime Minister says state leaders have to keep up their end of the bargain on reopening as Australians cope with lockdowns and get vaccinated.

Emotions will be high when Think It Over steps onto Randwick for Saturday’s Winx Stakes.

The State Emergency Service says it will move to change the culture of the organisation after an independent report found an epidemic of sexual harassment of women.

WA Premier Mark McGowan has given a deadline for West Australians stuck in NSW to make it back before the government changes its stance on compassionate travel.

The Hawaiian action star’s Sweet Girl veers from icky to sticky, as the fake blood flows, leaving a wake of question marks in the process.

Australia will intensify efforts to get Moderna to set up a local mRNA manufacturing facility after the company cooled on the idea of licensing its production.

Jessie Moore murdered her great-aunt, greyhound trainer Karen Leek, and the next day claimed she discovered her body.

The Taliban has responded violently as Afghan protests defied the regime for a second day, amid growing challenges to their rule.

The Wallabies coach slammed his home nation after they backed out of Saturday week’s Bledisloe Cup Test in Perth.

To help them recover from another taxing season that has included relocation and several lockdowns, NRL players will receive more time off than ever before.

WA Premier Mark McGowan reinforced his commitment to help the AFL complete its season and defended his hardline stance towards hosting the 2021 grand final at Optus Stadium as rival states gear up to bid for the marquee event.

The Parramatta coach said the time for talking after last week’s “humiliation” is over, taking the blame for the side’s alarming dip in form.

The group of Liberal powerbrokers, known as ‘The Clan’, used the chat to Liberal pre-selections and other party processes and referred to factional rivals with nicknames such as ‘Pork Chops’.

The $17 billion hearing implants maker has returned to profit, with its boss focused on emerging from the pandemic with a stronger market share. But the Delta variant could threaten its earnings forecast.

Brierley, a corporate titan who has had his knighthood stripped, pleaded guilty this year to three counts of possessing child abuse material.

Year 12 students in Greater Melbourne will begin to return to campuses for some assessments before the end of the month, but only in groups of 10 or less.

Racism lies at the heart of the Melbourne Writers Festival guest’s piercing first novel.

The novelist and songwriter Willy Vlautin has never been one for sentimentality. In The Night Always Comes he continues to portray people doing life tough.

Beginnings of novels can be very different, but the best will grab your attention immediately.

Cameron Woodhead and Steven Carroll have cast their eyes over a batch of recently released fiction and non-fiction books. Here, they share their recaps and reviews.

Coming from Egypt with her parents to Australia brought additional pressures on young Sara El Sayed.

Two Australian filmmakers have captured the glory years of Beatles’ producer George Martin’s Montserrat studio, as well as the disasters that ended the dream.

Forgoing the golf course, a late-blooming filmmaker is telling homegrown literary tales.

Two books examine the decade that disrupted life for thousands of Australian journalists.

Parental dagginess is always beyond doubt but adolescence raises eternal questions.

This week, reviewers listen to pop sensation Lorde, saxophonist David Liebman, Brazilian great Jose Mauro and Villagers’ Conor O’Brien.

When you have lost the dressing room, there are only two options: change the team or the coach. The former is too hard.

Infectious diseases nurse Grace Carroll has seen the illness, the deaths, the grief and even the virus itself. Friday night Zoom drinks with friends have helped get her through.

Artists say the star is providing “soft propaganda” as she skips quarantine to film Expats, a “Sex in the City meets Lost in Translation” series for Amazon.

The ‘Tesla bot’ will be 173 centimetres tall and able to do all sorts of “dangerous, repetitive and boring tasks”, the Tesla billionaire says.

The Defence Minister and refugee advocate Shane Bazzi are set to face off in a defamation trial from October 6.

To say the result is more warm bath stasis than wild rapids adventure will neither surprise nor disappoint fans of the duo’s starry-eyed journey.

As Amazon co-founder Jeff Bezos blasted off into space, the company’s stock fell back to Earth.

The extended NSW lockdown is hitting the financial security of women and low-income earners, while economists now fear the recovery won’t start until next year.