Follow along for all the major moments and post-game reactions as Geelong takes on Brisbane.

A bookkeeper with a passion for fast cars stole $3.8 million from her employers and attributed her crimes to her alternate personality, “Witchie”.

Art museums have developed such a taste for commissions when the time-honoured method was to acquire pre-existing works.

Russia has been suspended from the United Nations human rights body, and Australia’s big four banks have signalled that interest rates will be hiked repeatedly in the six months following the election.

Already without reigning best and fairest Zach Merrett, the Dons must now do without the explosive midfield/forward, who hurt his hamstring at training this week.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison can call the election this weekend without fear of losing candidates after the High Court threw out a challenge to NSW preselections.

As Jensen left school in Frankston South on Friday, the eight-year-old and his mother Rebecca May had more to celebrate than just the end of term one.

Melbourne skipper Daisy Pearce is no stranger to success on field, but this is her first shot at an AFLW flag, and the Demons are determined to do it for Daisy.

Book-ended by two novellas, her new collection The Burnished Sun focuses on people marginalised from their cultures and communities.

Sydney residents are being urged to reconsider any weekend and holiday plans in flood-affected areas, as some homes and businesses mop up from their second flood in as many months.

Residential homes may have been shunned but the falls were compensated by a surge in commercial real estate investment.

Sydney has just passed its mean annual rainfall of 1213mm - and it’s only April.

Four groups 1s headlined by the Queen Elizabeth Stakes await on the second day of The Championships.

The week in photos from the award-winning SMH and AFR photographers.

It was the fourth deadly attack in Israel by Palestinians in three weeks.

The teams for the AFL matches in round four. Essendon swing the changes with Jake Stringer among the outs.

Ken West was passionate about art, creativity and putting on the biggest show in town.

Turning Anamoe into the new Beau Zam would be the culmination of the education James Cummings got from his legendary grandfather.

Alan Joyce angered passengers by saying they contributed to long queues by not removing laptops and aerosols at security. Chronic airport shortages meant several security lanes were closed.

You might notice a shift from Monday as we move away from a practice followed since our earliest days.

Craig Kelly was talking with supporters at Fawkner Park in South Yarra, when a woman approached him and cracked an egg on his head and then threw another at him. 

Russia has become just the second country to be suspended from the United Nations human rights body over allegations Putin’s army committed horrific war crimes in Ukraine, including the rape and murder of hundreds of civilians.

Parachuting in a bunch of famous faces, including Kaitlyn Jenner, failed to do the trick last time for Big Brother VIP, but perhaps a trip down memory lane will capture our interest? (It won’t).

A legal challenge that threatened to sabotage the Prime Minister’s election campaign has been thrown out by the High Court.

The jury in the trial of a woman accused of murdering her mother was shown a video of the crime scene including open cupboards and drawers in a Sydney home.

Investors were counting on a strong month for asset manager Platinum but ongoing under-performance has triggered a major sell-off.

Even Mark McGowan’s own lawyer tore Attorney-General John Quigley’s evidence apart, describing it as “outright silly”.

The Star Entertainment Group’s top legal officer warned a senior executive there was an “unacceptable risk” that notorious junket tour group Suncity was laundering money inside its Sydney casino. 

When asked by Justice Michael Lee what he should make of Mr Quigley’s evidence, Bret Walker SC said: ‘not a lot’. ‘If one were to try to logically to reconcile it you would be utterly defeated. It just can’t be done.’

With the Kardashians’ new Disney+ reality series set to debut, it’s time for a closer look at their secret weapon: Kourtney.

Alan Moir, The Sydney Morning Herald's political cartoonist, sketches the political unreality.

The Tigers face a major test against the Western Bulldogs on Saturday night, coming at a time when their hopes of extending their premiership dynasty are under duress.

Melbourne faces a fresh rental housing crisis with properties in scarce supply for tenants in some areas of the city.

Attitudes to work by younger colleagues could not be more different to those of their predecessors, especially the ones portrayed in two recent TV series.

Andrew Gosling has been sentenced after he threw a wine bottle off an apartment block and killed a Singaporean father of four.

Anthony Albanese has kickstarted a fight over water policy as Labor eyes marginal seats in South Australia.

John Allen has won three races at Randwick, but all have been all group 1s. The Australian Derby winning hoop is out to extend that record on Yonce in the Queen Of The Turf on Saturday.

Sheraz has the lowest profile of Chris Waller’s five Sydney Cup runners, and that’s what he likes.

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

The professional and personal collide this week for the Blakey family. As North Melbourne’s senior assistant coach, John has spent the week plotting the downfall of his son Nick’s Sydney team. 

Isabelle Kelly has a Golden Boot, State of Origin player of the year and a NSWRL premiership in her trophy cabinet, but not the final piece of the NRLW puzzle.

Considering the depth of contenders for its best chapter, the weight-for-age test promises to be the highlight of what has been an exceptional edition of The Championships.

Brae Sokolski isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. Which is fine because he’s likely to be having a Negroni.

Russia has banned 228 Australian politicians and officials from entering the country in response to Canberra’s sanctions against Moscow.

The trailblazing feminist discusses life after a long marriage, the importance of funerals – and dancing to Daddy Cool at her 80th.

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Pakistan’s Supreme Court ruled on Thursday the Prime Minister’s move to dissolve parliament was unconstitutional, a decision that could spell the end of his premiership.

Paul Connolly’s Kitchen Sink Drama is a slice of domestic life, captured masterfully in only 100 words. This week: a medical emergency.

When the sun does shine in Sydney, it shines brighter than anywhere else. And it will again.

As a child Rachel Noble always thought her father was an engineer – the nation’s top cyber spy had no idea he was actually a spy.