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The Adelaide Strikers have survived an early boundary blitzkrieg from Liam Livingstone to post a 16-run win over the Perth Scorchers at Optus Stadium.

New vision of the hillside where a C-130 waterbomber crashed while fighting bushfires in southern NSW has revealed the full extent of the deadly impact.

David Hussey says he doesn't have the time to take on the Victorian coaching role - but insists there will be strong candidates.

Melbourne Victory was outclassed by Sydney, but coach Carlos Salvachua remains calm.

The poor can now stay in a hotel or buy goods using a coin that is out of circulation - all to provide some needed distraction.

Brisbane CEO Paul White has hinted that Matt Lodge would one day get his chance to lead the NRL club despite his controversial past.

The Super Rugby season will introduce a generation of Australian players who don't feel inferior when they confront Kiwis wearing black.

He was rushed to Gold Coast University Hospital following the crash on Saturday morning.

The store has apologised after discovering its female customers were falling prey to ‘pick-up artists’, sent by professional dating coaches to practise their techniques.

The full embrace underscored the fact that white evangelical and conservative Christians remain among Trump's most loyal backers.

Victorian families who lost a loved one in recent bushfires will receive $50,000 from the state government, as part of a $5 million package of funds being released 'immediately' to those most affected.

The debris was found as far as North Stradbroke Island.

The move, backed by Australia, is likely to infuriate Donald Trump as it interferes with his efforts to reform global trade rules he regards as unfair.

Victoria has reported its first case of coronavirus. A man aged in his 50s is being treated in hospital.

The astronomical highs of the summers of 2015-16 and 2016-17 look to be well behind the BBL. So what is the competition's future?

Police said the boy suffered "multiple injuries" and died in Brisbane on January 14 after being airlifted from Gladstone the previous day.

Chaotic scenes in hospitals and a terrified population belie the official picture of a government in control.

At least 18 people have been killed and more than 500 injured, a tally that may rise as rescuers search for survivors.

We doubt there has been a more lauded start to the life of an Australian sports stadium than Perth's Optus Stadium on the banks of the Swan River, with accolades flowing thick and fast from industry and patrons since it opened the gates to the community on January 21 2018.

A good track is expected for a seven-race card at Wyong on Sunday.