Sydney Morning Herald Headlines

Ciaron Maher and David Eustace are planning an all-out assault on the group 1 Blue Diamond, with five potential contenders set to line-up in Saturday's previews at Caulfield.

A former CEO of Logan City Council said sacked mayor Luke Smith never pressured him over a hotel development application.

Mr Urban sat in the public gallery with a copy of Public Sector WA's Special Inquiry into Government Programs and Projects in his lap, and made annotations to it as he waited to be called.

I wrote about Nick Kyrgios back in August, just before the US Open, but it is entirely apposite right now.

A devastating storm has killed at least 13 people in Spain, as rivers overflowed their banks and vast areas of agricultural land were flooded with seawater.

Simon Yates recovered from a nasty knee gash to not only compete but be in the mix of stage three of the Tour Down Under, which he was initially in doubt to start on Thursday.

Modern pentathlete Ed Fernon will return to the Olympics at this year's Tokyo Games, five years after quitting the multi-discipline sport.

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

Chinese authorities said there are now 830 cases of the virus, and 25 people have died.

Captain Ian McBeth, First Officer Paul Hudson and flight engineer Rick DeMorgan jnr were all highly experienced.

Michael McCormack has backed Bridget McKenzie to stay in her job despite a review into whether she breached ministerial standards.

No other nation celebrates events similar to those we build our National Day around; we need to look to some other part of our life for the basis of our celebration of nationhood.

Australian punter Mitch Wishnowsky says he is treating the Super Bowl just like any another game, but admits if his San Francisco 49ers beat the Kansas City Chiefs he might shout himself a Tesla car.

Australian star Alyssa Healy has declared national captain Meg Lanning has an 'aura' about her that intimidates opposition sides.

It is expected the suppressed evidence of forensic pathologists Karin Margolius, Clive Cooke and Alana Buck will take until Tuesday or Wednesday to be heard, meaning WAtoday’s live blog will cease until then, unless the temporary suppression order is lifted.

A CT scanner was used to create a 3D-printed version of Nesyamun's mouth and throat.

Ash Barty held her form as she headed into the fourth round with a strong win over Kazakhstan's emerging star Elena Rybakina

A triple-zero call was made about 8.45am reporting a body being found in Waterford West.

The woman known as Lawyer X is now slated to give evidence by phone over four days in February.

Domain Group has appointed Nine chief executive Hugh Marks and managing director of commercial partnerships, Lizzie Young, as non-independent directors to its board.