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

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

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

Even if Drew Pavlou wins what he believes is a landmark case against a Chinese diplomat, the activist says it won’t stop the bomb threats.

The draft, while still important, is no longer shaping the destinies of teams the way it did when introduced in 1986.

It’s squeezed between the T20 World Cup and South Africa’s tour of Australia, but there are plenty of reasons why you should care about the Australia-West Indies Test series.

I’ve never quite worked out why a touch of cultural cringe still lingers in Sydney. We should be proud of our institutions.

Eugowra residents will get almost nothing if their homes were devastated by flood water. They will be much better off if the damage was due to the storm.

A man has been killed after a two-storey property went up in flames in the Melbourne suburb of Braybrook.

Vape-related hospitalisations are soaring as advocates uncover more about the deadly chemicals being breathed in by children.

Melbourne's Lord Mayor has been slammed for saying COVID-19 was good for Melbourne.

Relive the highs and lows of Victoria's 2022 election campaign.

A South Australian man has been accused of setting fire to a pile of garden waste which four kittens were sheltering in.

Police in Queensland have confirmed the suspect in the alleged murder of 24-year-old Toyah Cordingley, who was found dead more than four years ago, has been arrested in India.

Five free rapid antigen tests will be offered to all South Australians over the next five weeks, before all drive-through PCR tests close.

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

A scaffolding company has been fined $2 million after a collapse killed a young tradie in 2019.

A former justice at the High Court of Australia has called concerns that the Indigenous Voice to Parliament could lead to litigation or derail parliament as “baseless” and a “column of smoke”.

A five-year-old boy who was struck by a python and dragged into a pool in NSW is recovering after his grandfather and dad saved his life.