Sydney Morning Herald Headlines

South East Melbourne Phoenix coach Simon Mitchell reckons the bittersweet pain of watching Will Magnay bury his NBL team will be shortlived.

Cronulla will make their temporary home at Kareela Golf Club. But the new club is a long way from Jubilee Stadium and the Sharks don't want that to impact on the players.

Relentless summer for NSW RFS brigades.

Central Coast coach Alen Stajcic has not given up hope of making the A-League finals despite winning just four games at the season's halfway point.

Wreckage from a C-130 Hercules has been scattered for more than a kilometre over charred bushland in southern NSW.

The city of Wuhan is rushing to build a hospital to treat victims of the new coronavirus as early as next week.

Tennis legend Chris Evert has cast doubt over Serena Williams' ability to chase down Margaret Court's grand slam record after the superstar American crashed out of the Australian Open.

Ash Barty lost to her fourth round opponent at Wimbledon last year but she expects to be much fresher going into the match this year.

Bjarne Riis has taken on a lot of guises as one of cycling's most divisive characters and in the wake of his comeback as a WorldTour team manager says he'll apologise again for his doping past if he has to.

Dr Geoff Thompson sports doctor and an Australian of the Year nominee. Yet the field in which he works seems to be politically forgotten.

LeBron James totalled 27 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists as the Los Angeles Lakers pulled away in the fourth quarter for a 128-113 victory over the Brooklyn Nets.

Two patients in NSW and two in Queensland are waiting on test results.

The Bruce Highway is at a crawl for 30 kilometres and there are periodic delays on the M1.

Lindsay Allen is seeing the benefits of resting her troublesome knee but she admits it's tough watching her side hit the court without her.

Greek fans came in more modest number but in full-throated voice, in flags and in robust good behaviour as they chanted and urged Maria Sakkari to her greatest career win.

The Broncos unveiled back-rower Alex Glenn as skipper on Friday, but insist Boyd will still be a leader at the NRL club.

Punters are set to be able to watch Saturday Brisbane and Sydney racing on free-to-air TV.

Australian of the Year finalist Munjed Al Muderis, the celebrated orthopaedic surgeon, wants the nation to embrace nuclear energy to cut emissions.

Former Supreme Court judge Justice James Wood AO QC has resigned from the State Parole Authority to work for the World Anti-Doping Association.

Several others have been taken to hospital and Mount Cotton Road is closed in the Redlands suburb of Capalaba as officers divert traffic.