Follow along for all the major moments as the Australian Open comes to a conclusion with the men’s final between Rafael Nadal and Daniil Medvedev.

The Gold Coast Suns have recorded back-to-back wins for the first time, defeating Richmond as both teams sought their second victory of the season on Sunday afternoon.

Insider has become the latest digital publisher to withdraw its local editorial presence.

With both the Prime Minister and Premier otherwise engaged on Sunday evening it was only natural that wannabe prime minister Anthony Albanese set out for maximum exposure.

Australian Open boss Craig Tiley is glad the tournament did not become a “super-spreader” event.

Jelena Dokic says there is no player on the tour who can match Ash Barty’s game, while former Swedish ace Mats Wilander believes she is capable of winning “10 more slams”.

Nick Kyrgios, like Ash Barty, has all the talent in the world. But her relative success exposes the difference ’tween perseverance and posturing.

Their maiden Australian Open title won’t be the last time Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis take to the court together.

The outburst saw both coaches come off the bench to jump in between players as the melee spilled in fans in the front row at Qudos Bank Arena. 

The final day of the Women’s Ashes Test was expected to fizzle out in a draw. It did, but in the most remarkable way.

At just over $6300 per minute, the Australian women’s world No.1’s fortnight has been rather lucrative.

The Sixers finished Melbourne United’s eight-game winning streak but skipper Chris Goulding thinks the loss could be the “slap in the face” the club needs.

His Super Rugby debut was enough to relegate him to history but ‘Jimmy the Jet’ isn’t done yet.

Trent Buhagiar won’t want to see a replay, but Sydney FC fans might feel differently after a comeback win over the Mariners snapped their four-game winless run.

More than 300 current and former McDonald’s workers are taking action against the fast food giant over rest breaks, in the biggest claim of its kind. 

Robbie Kruse rolls back the years, Jamie Young and Tom Glover excel, and Carl Robinson pays the price for underachievement, while the City women are on a roll

The Opposition Leader said he planned to tie extra cash to the delivery of better health care for older Australians and hit out at the Morrison government for its lack of action as some aged care residents are forced to go without showers and meals.

The Deputy Prime Minister says he welcomes China wanting to “tone things down a bit” but that it would always be balanced with Beijing’s actions such as economic coercion and human rights.

A pair of Coffs Harbour stables will go head-to-head almost 400km south of home at today’s Newcastle meeting.

Race-by-race preview and tips for the feature Monday meeting at Newcastle’s Beaumont track.

But his former club, the Roosters, are unhappy, preferring teammate Arthur Beetson from the pair’s 1974 and 1975 premiership-winning seasons.

The bodies of two men were discovered late on Saturday night inside a Redfern boarding house.

The central bank is expected to announce the end of its $4 billion a week bond buying program to pump money into the economy and analysts will be looking for clues on the timing of any interest rate hikes.

Returning students want to prioritise their mental health and hope for a year of uninterrupted face-to-face leaning after two years in and out of lockdown.

A member of Australia’s Winter Olympics contingent has tested positive for COVID-19 on arrival in China

Ash Barty says she doesn’t know what the big picture looks like and will enjoy her Australian Open win before outlining objectives for the rest of the season.

For a nation starved of feel-good moments, the Australian Open had them in abundance.

Despite the pandemic and new daily case numbers in the thousands across two states, the return to school is necessary for young Australians, their exhausted parents and the economy.

For a nation starved of feelgood moments the Australian Open had them in abundance. But is that it?

All taxes are unpopular but death duties are more controversial than most. Are they a good idea?

If you think 44 years is a long time to wait for a home-grown Australian Open champion, Rob and Josie Barty had a long wait of their own to witness their daughter Ash win a major title.

A 20-year tracking project of more than 3800 predictions made by 207 Australian psychics found just 11 per cent were unambiguously correct – an accuracy rate worse than random guesses.

The upbeat tone echoes similar messaging from the government, which has complained that the West is spreading hysteria about the Ukraine crisis.

The botching of the Novak Djokovic exemption cast a pall. A possible moral for Tennis Australia is that rather than sell your soul, keep it and cherish the best of it. It will reward you in the long run.

South Korea says this month’s flurry of missile tests is reminiscent of the heightened tensions in 2017, when North Korea conducted multiple nuclear tests.

The morning after winning a third grand slam title, Ash Barty was having trouble getting her head around the fact her idol had surprised her at the trophy presentation.

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews says it is just a matter of time before federal health agencies change the definition of “fully vaccinated” to mean three COVID-19 doses instead of two.

The Hillsong founder and global senior pastor told the faithful he was stepping down to prepare to defend court charges that he concealed information about allegations of his father’s sexual abuse.

Beer cans, a “grog for sale” sign and a dunny are among the relics in a new exhibition marking half a century since the first Sunbury rock festival.

There is nothing starched or airbrushed about David McVicar’s production of The Marriage of Figaro.

If there is one thing that the pandemic has taught us – nothing is a given. And as challenging as it was to learn that lesson over and over again; it allowed us to grow as people.

As the West strives to take a united stance on possible sanctions, Britain is struggling to shake off its reputation as the place to be for wealthy Russians looking to park their billions.

The NSW government’s $1 billion support package has been well received by many small businesses that have struggled through the Omicron outbreak.

The national industrial tribunal ruled employed food delivery riders should be paid the same as other transport workers.

Lewis Hamilton could have a decisive role in the fate of Formula One race director Michael Masi as it emerged drivers would discuss the findings of an investigation into the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Jason Collett believes Sejardan is still improving ahead of the Inglis Millenium on Saturday.

Carl Robinson began the season under immense pressure after failing to guide the Wanderers to the A-League Men finals last term - and Saturday night’s 3-0 loss to Brisbane Roar was the final straw.

The video genre, where TikTokers try on a series of items with quick cuts in between, has launched once obscure retail Australian brands to international success.

Queensland police charged a man after a couple were found dead in a house fire but five hours later they released him when new information came to light.

Due to demand brought by relatively high COVID-19 case loads, New Zealanders are being forced into a lottery for about 4500 available quarantine rooms, which cost about $2000 for a couple for 10 days.