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- Five banned Sydney Swans players could return to club as early as this week The five Sydney players at the heart of a police investigation into a Melbourne hotel sex assault are set to return to the club this week.
- All Blacks captain Savea to miss Wallabies Tests New Zealand will be severely hampered in the Bledisloe Cup with skipper Ardie Savea one of many All Blacks to miss the series against Australia.
- VMware has quietly walked its SmartNIC ambitions Virtzilla’s bet on hyperscale hardware going didn’t excite customers, but may live on. VMware has quietly stopped selling firewalls for SmartNICs.
- VMware has quietly walked back its SmartNIC ambitions Virtzilla’s bet on hyperscale hardware going didn’t excite customers, but may live on. VMware has quietly stopped selling firewalls for SmartNICs.
- Platina reshuffles hand for high-stakes WA gold hunt Platina has turned a US$14m scandium exit into a well-funded WA gold hunt, zeroing in on scale across a trio of gold projects in WA’s prolific Laverton district.
- ‘It’s about to go global’: American college football rocks into Wembley – a photo essay Our photographer, Tom Jenkins, captures the colour and razzmatazz as college football arrived in the capital, hot on the heels of successful NFL outings in recent years.
- Justin Herbert has been the quarterback of tomorrow his entire NFL career. Whose fault is that? The Chargers star is huge, can run and has a golden right arm. In fact, Justin Herbert has forever been one of the most promising quarterbacks in the NFL.
- Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action Liverpool look stronger at the back, youngsters shine for Brighton and Brentford, and James Trafford makes his England case with Leeds.
- Geelong coaching coup as AFL premiership great returns Corey Enright is leaving St Kilda to join the AFL coaching ranks of Geelong, where the former All-Australian defender won three flags across 332 games.
- Here are the top 10 ASX 200 shares today The S&P/ASX 200 Information Technology Index had a shocker today, crashing 1.6%. The S&P/ASX 200 Consumer Discretionary Index saw its value cut by 0.41%.
- Air traffic control failure ‘fixed’ after flight disruption in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England – as it happened
- How Freo's former number one ticket holder has helped Brisbane's dynasty Brisbane Lions players have told ABC Sport that a conversation in July with NBA champion Luc Longley has helped the team in its quest for three consecutive AFL premierships.
- Ramelius Resources expects to crank out more gold than market expected after releasing long-term guidance Shares in Ramelius Resources jumped after the mid-tier gold miner boosted its long-term production outlook.
- Tapping crash: Young driver killed in early morning crash at Pinjar Rd and Yandella Pr The 20-year-old was rushed to hospital, but could not be saved.
- Forced job-cuts loom as Tasmanian government prepares to swing axe The Tasmanian government announced during the May budget that it wanted to cut 250 Building Tasmania jobs, primarily through voluntary redundancies.
- Australia handed bleak 40-year outlook From healthcare to the workforce, big changes are heading our way as a national report paints a picture of what Australia will look like for the next generation.
- Broadcaster accused of using wrong footage of 'croc-infested' Olympics river Broadcaster accused of using wrong footage of 'croc-infested' Olympics river.
- WAFL 2026: Claremont coach Ash Prescott says grand final defeat to Peel Thunder can strengthen club WAFL 2026: Claremont coach Ash Prescott says grand final defeat to Peel Thunder can strengthen club.
- Radio giant unveils Kyle and Jackie O replacement trio Seven months after an on-air argument split Sydney's most recognisable radio duo, their former employer has announced the new hosts of its flagship program.
- Why vice chancellors may be forced to justify their pay packets A final parliamentary report examining 10 of the state’s universities has urged transparency reforms in a bid to restore public confidence.
- Footy fans filthy as airfares soar ahead of grand final AFL fans are facing rising airfares to Melbourne for Saturday's Grand Final, with return flights from Perth reaching up to $6,000.
- Double dose of meds among failures before NT death A coroner has recommended changes to hospital procedures after an over-sedated psychiatric patient suffered a preventable death.
- Fremantle Dockers star Josh Treacy picks up suit in Perth ahead of Brownlow Medal night Fremantle star Josh Treacy has been spotted picking up his suit in Perth ahead of the AFL’s night of nights, the Brownlow Medal.
- Boss bought cheap 'printer' from a catalog and was left without a leg to stand on Attempt to prove procurement prowess ended up gathering dust. The company therefore had two stands and no printers.
- My suburb is like an island – one storm and you’re trapped. Luckily, the locals are friendly We have great food and pubs, and even white rabbits.
- Boss bought cheap 'printer' from a catalog and was left without a leg to stand on Attempt to prove procurement prowess ended up gathering dust. The company therefore had two stands and no printers.
- Powerful typhoon nears Japan's east prompting warnings A powerful typhoon barrelling towards Japan's eastern coast has disrupted transport and prompted warnings of heavy rain and severe flooding.
- Condon double murder trial begins The double murder trial of police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon has begun with the accused man offering to plead guilty to the manslaughter of one of the victims.
- Does Australia's favourite travel destination hold the secret to a longer life? According to the Australian government's latest Intergenerational Report, released on Monday, Australia's ageing population is expected to transform the economy.
- Help or hindrance? GetUp’s gamble on fighting One Nation Dismissed by critics as an action, the activist group’s viral prank has galvanised its network for a long-term campaign against Pauline Hanson’s party.
- What a croc: 2032 rowing report criticised as 'fake news' A UK report on a regional river selected to host 2032 rowing events has been criticised as disputed reporting amid accusations it used incorrect crocodile footage.
- Mike Rann on 'maestro of the possible' 100 years after Don Dunstan's birth As South Australians commemorate 100 years since their most influential premier was born, a former political heavyweight has recalled his own entry to politics under the man's leadership.
- Chalmers can try to predict 40 years into the future, but he’s talking 2028 There is a notable focus on what Labor has done in five years and how the government’s most recent budget tackles issues like housing affordability and the NDIS.
- Man four times over limit breached AVO in crash that killed ex-partner The Orange District Court heard at the 31-year-old's sentence hearing today that he was at least four times over the legal blood alcohol limit when he lost control.
- ‘Oh shit’: Labor councillor who attended 2021 Liberal fundraiser was worried about potential Icac inquiry, Icac hears On Monday, Maheswaran was shown a photo of him and Ellis at an April 2021 fundraiser for Hawkesbury Liberal MP and former Hills Shire councillor Robyn Preston.
- Young nurse killed in Tapping crash, as police confirm cyclist has died in separate alleged hit-and-run in Northam A young woman has died in a car crash involving a truck on Monday. Police confirmed on Monday the rider had died.
- Diehard fans spot Fremantle legends in Port City as ‘Moose’ car paints town purple Local fans are going to absolute extremes to prove their devotion ahead of Saturday’s clash.
- Five South West footballers taste the ultimate success in WAFL grand finals Donnybrook’s Scott Tuia secured his second WAFL league premiership on Sunday as Peel Thunder dominated Claremont at Optus Stadium.
- Sydney and parts of NSW swelter through temperatures in the 30s before 10C within hours Temperatures in Sydney’s outer west peaked at 35C and 32C in the city on Monday before a cool change from the south-east.
- Broken Hill lifts SA gold resource as deeper sulphides beckon Broken Hill Gold has lifted Vertigo’s showed oxide resource 160% to 24,300 ounces at White Dam in South Australia.