The NSW government has knocked back the Australian Turf Club’s push to have 15,000 people at The Everest.

David Teague has joined Richmond as an assistant coach less than a month after Carlton sacked him with one year remaining on his contract.

Science network OzSAGE said schools should be given the same treatment as NSW Parliament, where the upper house’s ventilation system has been upgraded to ensure eight exchanges of fresh air every hour.

The Andrews government will announce the closure of the building industry after a day of violent protests outside the Victorian headquarters of the CFMEU.

Carly McBride was killed by Sayle Kenneth Newson, who brutally assaulted her and dumped her body in bushland in 2014. She was found two years later.

Russia’s Investigative Committee, the agency that handles probes into major crimes, said the gunman had been identified as a student at the university.

The club’s directors didn’t proceed with a scheduled meeting which was to dissect the internal review, which was to guide their decision on the coach’s future.

Long before Snugglepot and Cuddlepie, the children’s’ author wrote a book about “a dear, nice little girl” and her dog,

StarTrack, which is owned by Australia Post, has asked the industrial tribunal to cancel a 24-hour strike planned for Thursday.

Some Labor MPs believe the party should not offer immediate support for the decision to sign a deal for nuclear submarines with the US and UK.

Joseph Hitchcock and Luke Sheahan were charged with affray over the brawl but did not have direct involvement in the teenager’s death.

Australia’s corporate boardrooms, like its parliaments, remain too “pale and male”. But diversity in leadership is still a goal worth chasing for business and politics alike.

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China Evergrande Group bondholders are about to find out if the property giant’s liquidity crisis is as dire as it appears.

As a long-serving Demon, and a family man, Tom McDonald feels the pain of separation and of the fans’ separation from this grand moment. He just hopes they’re proud of what they watch each week.

Chana Rabinowitz told a court she was advised against making a statement to police about former school principal and accused child abuser Malka Leifer in case she was later sued.

Research by the Reserve Bank suggests more than 250 suburbs are at risk from house price falls due to climate change.

The United Russia party is expected to maintain its grip over the lower house, with opposition parties and independent observers claiming widespread fraud.

It’s been nearly four years since Sean McMahon last appeared on the international stage and the 26-Test back-rower admits he would have liked to wear a gold jersey at the 2019 World Cup.

“What time is it, and how do we get out of here?” asked Amy Poehler. It was perhaps the most poignant question of the night.

NSW Labor leader Chris Minns has demanded the suspension of top NSW union officials.

Mitch Hannan overcame anxiety during his gradual rise through the ranks and will play in the grand final on Saturday having proved his capacity to stand up in games that matter.

Melbourne Racing Club will aim to host as many fans as possible at its Zipping Classic meeting in late November after putting a line through crowds at Caulfield Cup Carnival.

Everything you need to know to find a winner at the Central Coast meeting.

The Metro Trains chief executive says mandatory vaccinations should be considered for public transport workers.

Video footage of police knocking a female protester to the ground before dousing her with OC spray during Saturday’s anti-lockdown protest is being investigated by professional standards officers.

This week on the Real Footy podcast, Michael Gleeson, Jake Niall and Caroline Wilson look ahead to the grand final, review Brownlow night and talk off-field moves at the AFL and Carlton.

Many questions remain about what vaccinated and unvaccinated Victorians will be permitted to do in the coming months. We’ve attempted to answer the flood of questions readers have asked us to investigate.

The scramble to buy massive infrastructure assets is picking up pace as cashed up buyers chase a steadily dwindling number of large assets.

A coroner is calling for a major overhaul of Victoria Police’s pursuit policy after an Aboriginal man was killed during a pursuit for a minor traffic offence.

Twice Mithali Raj has led India to the ODI World Cup final, only to fall short. Next year’s tournament in New Zealand will be her final bow, and a chance to erase the painful memories.

The figures come after Premier Daniel Andrews outlined a more cautious path out of COVID-19 lockdown than NSW.

No AFL supporters are stereotyped more than Melbourne’s, but some of the great characters Martin Flanagan has met in football are Melbourne supporters.

“We need to avoid at all cost a Cold War that would be different from the past one, and probably more dangerous and more difficult to manage,” Guterres said.

The total business will be valued at about $US2.3 billion, and, if successful, will add a collective $US773 million ($1.06 billion) to the wealth of Princess Polly and Culture Kings’ Australian founders.

The Wallabies’ absence from the national broadcaster is hard to fathom, especially considering a couple of Australian rugby doyens are waiting in the wings.

The nation’s dealings with France were built on trust and confidence.

“No thongs, no singlets” is a common rule for pubs, while nightclubs refuse entry to those who are too intoxicated. Vaccine mandates would significantly reduce health risks.

Just after 1.40pm on Monday, Edensor Park year 8 student Dylan Nguyen Ton became one of the first people in Australia to receive the Moderna vaccine.

Acting Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce says Christian Porter should be given another senior role in the future, as Labor says the mystery donations issue is not over.

Just days before his arrest, Jareth Harries-Markham was advertising his babysitting services to Perth parents on babysitter and nannying Facebook groups.

The red carpet was given an international style injection at this year’s vastly different ceremonies.

Sydney’s theatres are beginning to awake from their lockdown slumber.

Today on Please Explain, sports reporter Peter Ryan joins Bianca Hall to talk about the crisis hitting club competition.

Tai Webster has been released from his New Zealand Breakers contract by mutual consent because of his unwillingness to be vaccinated in the first such example in Australian sport.

The awards-laden British historical drama divided the spoils with two first-time nominees.

Dozens of calls have already been made to a complaint hotline set up at the start of September.

Police believe last year’s the shootings of underworld figures Mejid Hamzy, 44, and Fares Abounader, 39, may be connected and have released footage linked to their deaths. 

The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors

Bloodied but not un-bowed, Australia’s classical groups and venues have provided a wealth of free and subscription music to enjoy in lockdown.