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The report by the Inspector-General of the ADF must be made public.

Former Australian captain Lisa Sthalekar urges Meg Lanning's side to trust their fearless approach with the bat.

Matthew Johns already wants to see more power put back in the hands of on-field captains. And it will have major ramifications for referees.

Christian Petracca has put speculation about his future to bed before the season has even started by re-signing with Melbourne for another two seasons.

Wayne Bennett has always been big on appearance, often forcing players to cut their hair before a game, but had no issues with new skipper Adam Reynolds' tatts.

Prime Media Group has warned advertising market conditions are not improving as it booked a big drop in its interim profit.

A renowned gambling expert has told Australian governments to stop regulating casinos as if they were an "adult Disneyland" given their vulnerability to being infiltrated by organised crime.

Collapse of Energy Australia’s earnings and talk of getting out of carbon raises fears for power station which pumps out about 14m tonnes of pollution each year.

The former Melbourne and Essendon chief executive has been called in to review a group now into its fifth year.

Oates lost six kilos and spent nine days in hospital on a drip after Christmas when a leg cut led to a recurrence of a staph infection he'd endured two years ago.

Everything you need to know to find a winner in Gosford.

A Ron Quinton-trained filly has been showing all the signs of a maiden victory in the Central Coast Granite Handicap (1600m).

Train commuters were affected by extensive delays on Tuesday morning. In the afternoon, the light rail was shut down.

The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission is suffering from instability and an uncertain future over its leadership, a parliamentary committee has heard.

The murder came after the couple's one-month-old daughter was taken by the Department of Communities.

The political crisis in Malaysia has deepened, but whatever happens Mahathir Mohamad looks set to remain prime minister.

The chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission used his first public address of 2020 to put the funeral industry on notice. 

Wind farms remain scarce throughout sub-Saharan Africa compared with solar plants but Senegal hopes to draw 30 per cent of its energy from this plant.

Jae'Sean Tate has opened up on the impact coach Will Weaver has had on his career since arriving in Sydney.

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