Nick Kyrgios will advance to the Wimbledon final after Rafael Nadal sensationally pulled out of the tournament due to injury, while Boris Johnson has been forced to step down as UK prime minister. Follow our rolling coverage of the day’s news.

Police are responding to an incident in southern Sydney.

The Tour Down Under is set for a spectacular post-pandemic return.

A Sydney police officer has faced court over sexual assault charges.

An 11-year-old girl has faced youth court in Adelaide after an alleged aggravated assault on a 24-year-old woman at a train station.

Victoria Police is leading the way with a new tool to stop unwanted sexual harassment and anti-social behaviour on public transport.

Health experts have welcomed the decision to widen availability of the fourth dose. Here’s what they say about whether, and when, you should get yours.

Queensland travellers are being charged thousands of dollars for domestic flights.

Tens of thousands of passengers have passed through Melbourne Airport on Friday as families head home from school holiday trips.

The Australian PM and New Zealand PM are forging a pathway to give more residents citizenship.

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

A man has been found dead the day before the verdict in the 2012 murder of a Central Coast woman was to be handed down.

A man has died after an accident involving a truck, a bus and several other vehicles in Melbourne's north west.

Friday was meant to be the day Leisl Smith’s family got answers, after the 23-year-old vanished in 2012. Instead, they are left with only heartache.

A court has heard Kris Schroder created a fake will for her dying partner which excluded family members who had previously been named as beneficiaries.

After being seriously injured when hit by an e-scooter, Julia Miller believes there needs to be regulation to make them safer for riders and pedestrians alike.

A Sydney cafe has resorted to advertising a job vacancy on billboards.

Love the occasional fish-n’chips? Don’t we all, but increasingly Perth punters want to know exactly what else might have been caught in that enormous gillnet.

Justin Hanney said he hadn’t declared the funds because he believed his interest in sailing and the race team were unrelated to his role as chief executive. 

A whale has been caught in shark nets off the Gold Coast.