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Residents of Geelong are being told to brace for damaging winds and heavy rain as a storm moves south toward Bellarine Peninsula and after the mercury topped 38 degrees in parts of Melbourne.

Several private schools are due to start term as early as Thursday, meaning the government’s back to school announcement came too late to factor into their week one plans.

The gut-busting shearing trade is unpopular with Australians and farmers are launching a push using earning potential to entice young workers to the trade.

He led Queensland to a Super Rugby title but is giving up the captaincy to make sure he is primed for a standout Test campaign, too.

WA Police have charged a man with fraud after he allegedly provided a fake COVID-19 vaccine certificate when visiting a prisoner at Hakea.

The Greek world No.4 produced arguably the performance of the season to send Jannik Sinner home in straight sets, and book his place in the semi-finals.

As Indigenous representatives led a mourning and reflection ceremony, the nearby statue of James Cook stood splattered in paint the colour of blood.

A Matthew Dellavedova three and some desperation defence saw Melbourne United win a heart-stopping game against the Brisbane Bullets on Wednesday.

Sydney Morning Herald photojournalist Rhett Wyman followed members of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, culminating in an Australia Day march on Parliament House to mark the embassy's 50th anniversary.

Australian motorists are facing the threat of high petrol prices persisting for weeks to come as a global oil supply crunch continues.

Michael Staindl, a 68-year-old full-time climate activist, was ordered to pay Mr Frydenberg’s legal costs but he says he cannot afford it.

The large mammals make loud noises, and in a carefully constructed experiment scientists have worked out what some of them mean.

The Lebanese man has been hailed a hero by some after taking staff hostage in country where people are being denied access to their savings.

The Hawthorn boys school sacked its incoming principal earlier this month after a whistleblower came forward with allegations of misconduct.

French designer Thierry Mugler, who has died aged 73, became renowned for pushing boundaries with his showmanship and avant-garde costume fashion - often futuristic, and charmingly ostentatious.

Australian batter Beth Mooney survived a final examination in the nets from Matthew Mott on Tuesday and looks set to make a remarkable comeback from a sickening injury.

Crowds in Sydney celebrated, mourned, protested and reflected during the celebrations - a range of experiences that mirrored the city’s cultural diversity and mixed attitudes tied to Australia’s national day.

Operators say a lack of access to timely testing for staff and delayed booster clinics sparked some of the biggest outbreaks.

Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott says he wants to continue advocating for people living with disabilities, the Morrison government is weighing up whether to impose tougher sanctions against Russia and daily COVID-19 cases in NSW and Victoria appea...

A trio sired by Pierro will meet in a maiden race at the feature meeting at Gosford on Thursday.

The nation’s biggest sporting codes are backing calls by a consortium of high-profile investors to reverse legislative changes which they argue threaten a $2 billion redevelopment of the Moore Park Entertainment Quarter.

All you need to know about the feature NSW meeting at Gosford on Thursday.

One year after the ‘Do Better’ report laid bare Collingwood’s historical issues with racism the Magpies joined other clubs in making a strong statement acknowledging the pain January 26 causes for First Nations people.

Gladys Berejiklian has formally endorsed Liberal Tim James to replace her in Willoughby ahead of a byelection super Saturday next month.

Our photographers capture scenes of celebration and respect around the country.

Once reputed to be Australia’s biggest illegal gambler with corrupt connections to the top of the NSW police force, underworld figure Bruce Galea has died.

In April last year Danielle Collins had a cyst the size of a tennis ball removed from her ovary. Seven weeks later she played the French Open, and now she finds herself in the Australian Open semi-finals.

An estimated 4000 people participated in an Invasion Day rally in Sydney, a high turnout that surprised event organisers.

Dylan Alcott has called for free RATs for disabled people and their carers as he vows to spend his year in the role fighting for the nation’s 4.4m people with disabilities.

Thousands of people became Australians on Wednesday, including Marvin Elliott who’s proud to say he’s “not just an English dad, now I’m an Australian dad too”.

Rene Meulensteen has worked with Sir Alex Ferguson, Cristiano Ronaldo and some of the game’s biggest names. He knocked back a job at Ajax to work with Graham Arnold and on Thursday night will take charge of the Socceroos while Arnold is out sick.

The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.

Almodovar turns the lights down on this tale following the entangled links between two single mothers who meet in a Madrid maternity ward in post-Franco Spain.

Tom Holloway has arrived at an inspired adaptation of Heather Rose’s beloved novel.

The student who has risen to global prominence with her campaign for mandatory sexual consent education defends Grace Tame’s encounter with the PM.

Fortescue Metals Group will likely escape fines for clearing land in breach of WA’s Aboriginal Heritage Act after receiving support from the affected traditional owners.

Michael Venus launched an extraordinary spray after his men’s doubles quarter-final loss to Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis.

Socceroos left-back Aziz Behich will be an absentee from the match against Vietnam in Melbourne on Thursday after he was grounded in Istanbul by a blizzard.

A South Australian epidemiologist says the risk of holding the WA event with Omicron in the community breaks the golden rule of COVID-19 suppression. But a local infectious disease expert disagrees.

Elizabeth Olsen and Janet McTeer star in Sorry For Your Loss which was made for Facebook Watch’s original drama channel.

Annastacia Palaszczuk told protesters in Townsville who sought a warrant to seize vaccine supplies that inoculation was keeping Queenslanders out of hospital.

It wasn’t the first major music festival in Australia but for much of its 22 years Big Day Out was the most important.

In the first of two iterations of The Voice this year, coaches Jessica Mauboy, Keith Urban, Rita Ora and Guy Sebastian are looking for families, friends and neighbours who know how to perform together.

There are grand houses and upstairs-downstairs dynamics galore, but Christine Baranski’s sour one-liners are the real treasure in this new series.

Jason Katims, the creator of Amazon’s gentle dramedy about three twentysomethings who share an apartment in LA, was determined to change the way TV depicts autistic characters.

The boss of ASX-listed biotech Atomo Diagnostics says the company isn’t considering onshore manufacturing of its rapid tests due to a lack of government support.

West Australians will be able to get a third COVID-19 vaccination three months after their second dose as of Monday.