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Will Magnay gave NBA scouts more food for thought with a swashbuckling showing in Brisbane's 108-101 win against South East Melbourne.

Josh Philippe was just as excited as the 26,327-strong crowd at the Gabba to see Smith stroll to the middle for the first time in a Big Bash game since 2014.

The Australian Open is contracted until 2036. But other countries in the region, particularly China, would dearly love to host their own grand slam tournament.

Two south-east Queensland councils say they have been overlooked for federal bushfire funding despite being hit by bushfires in November and December.

Nick Kyrgios survives another day at the Australian Open after a classic topsy-turvy second round match, defeating French former top 10 player Gilles Simon in four sets.

The political fate of deputy Nationals leader Bridget McKenzie rests on when she approved a grant to a shooting club and if she declared her club membership.

Where that leaves Australian rugby's $6 million man, Michael Hooper, is unclear.

The Australian rock legend is being courted by the NRL to sign Tina Turner’s Simply the Best at this year's grand final.

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The Auditor-General took aim at the executive for his links to a sport in a report that was also critical of federal minister Bridget McKenzie.

The International Court of Justice in the Hague has ruled that Myanmar must take all measures to prevent genocide against the country's minority Rohingya Muslim population.

Scientists have found abnormalities in cancer cells appear to follow set patterns, opening the possibility of targeted drug treatments for sufferers.

A gang of teenagers who stole thousands of dollars' worth of luxury items from a Kings Street store and posted photos of themselves posing with the haul online have been charged by police.

The policy change would see those caught with small amounts of methamphetamine escape criminal charges.

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It is alleged Ms Taylor met with a woman on Caxton Street before the encounter descended into "push and shove".

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Alicia Molik has warned Ashleigh Barty and her masses of Australian fans to be wary of her many rivals for the Australian Open crown.

After nearly 40 years of selling vinyl and courting controversy, independent Melbourne record store Polyester Records is closing its doors.

Wildlife experts are calling for 'evidence-based' koala management in the wake of Victoria's widespread bushfires, warning that well-intentioned public appeals could distract from measures needed to stabilise the species.