Sydney Morning Herald Headlines

Wildlife authorities and police swoop on Portland properties in koala deaths probe

After eight years of delay, an enormous new cemetery will be built on a controversial site in Sydney's south.

An 'in-principal' agreement has been reached between the Defence Department and residents of three towns in Queensland, New South Wales and the Northern Territory.

Collingwood's Emma Grant has been detailing her recovery from a concussion suffered during the pre-season as AFL's women players are almost twice as likely to be concussed as their male counterparts.

The business owners said they were inspired by In-N-Out, but a judge found they "sailed too close to the wind".

Emergency services were called to the Normanby five-ways just before 4pm after reports of the incident which had blocked the right outbound lane.

Man accused of sexually assaulting three women on Melbourne trams has been urged to consider pleading guilty to spare alleged victims giving evidence in court.

Liam Knight could have held the key to Jai Arrow joining the Rabbitohs a year early but for a chat with Wayne Bennett.

The AFL has vowed to continue to invest in concussion research following the revelation that one of the game's greats, Graham "Polly" Farmer, had CTE.

A Senate committee heard former sport minister Bridget McKenzie's office formally approved some projects after the government had entered caretaker mode.

Telstra chief executive Andy Penn says he expects demand for 5G connectivity to outpace earlier mobile technologies.

Rebels five-eighth Matt To'omua says his side cannot afford lost opportunities if they are to claim a rare win in New Zealand on Friday night.

The last hope of justice for the families of three young Indigenous people murdered in the northern NSW town of Bowraville seems to have been extinguished.

Health authorities are preparing for a coronavirus outbreak in the midst of flu season and warning the public to stay away from overstretched emergency departments unless they are seriously ill.

Fremantle captain Nat Fyfe believes there are a number of up-and-coming players to keep an eye on in 2020 after seeing many impress this pre-season

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said "we're effectively operating now on the basis that there is a pandemic" as the government prepared for a sustained outbreak.

Flight Centre boss Graham Turner says he is hopeful the coronavirus scare will prove short-lived, as Jetstar temporarily suspended its recently launched service to Seoul.

Queensland farmers have joined forces with conservation groups have joined forces to lobby the Queensland government for extra money to protect Queensland network of privately owned nature refuges.

The GOMA exhibition will showcase the most innovative and influential motorcycles from the past 150 years and arrive in November.

If there was a downside to Sydney's five years of dominance, it was that they didn't produce one player. Now, they are balancing their success with development.