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Wallabies not into World Cup mind games

<p>The injury-hit Wallabies will be aiming to end their Spring Tour on a high when they take on Wales in Cardiff this weekend. </p>

Kyrgios to headline Saudi summer event

<p>Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios will step up his Australian Open preparations in the heat of Saudi Arabia at the Diriyah Tennis Cup exhibition even...

Tunisia up for cup fight with Socceroos

<p>Tunisia's coach says his players are ready for a physical football scrap with Australia in their defining World Cup clash in Qatar.</p>

Socceroos in defensive reshuffle at cup

<p>The Socceroos have lost Nathaniel Atkinson to injury and summoned Fran Karacic for their vital World Cup clash against Tunisia.</p>

Breakers grind Taipans down in NBL

<p>American trio Jarrell Brantley, Barry Brown Jr and Dererk Pardon have combined for 65 points as the NZ Breakers scored an 82-71 win over the Taipan...

Renshaw stars for PM's XI with 101 not out

<p>Matthew Renshaw has scored an unbeaten 101 as the Prime Minister's XI set West Indies a challenging target of 309 for victory in the tour match at...

Rail strikes to end as NSW govt makes deal

<p>The NSW government has finally cut a deal with the rail union to modify a fleet of trains after months of bitter negotiation and strikes.</p>

Tigers have Vics on ropes in Shield clash

<p>Victoria's chances of fighting their way back into their Sheffield Shield clash with Tasmania are fading after late wickets fell on day two at the...

Complacency over COVID-19 despite new wave

<p>Most Australians have become complacent about COVID-19, believing the worst is over despite a new wave starting and different variants emerging. </...

Morrison eyed off sixth ministry portfolio

<p>A report into Scott Morrison's secret ministries found briefs were prepared to appoint him as agriculture, water and environment minister.</p>

Scott's party hole highlight on tough day

<p>Adam Scott endured a tough day in carding a one-over round of 72 but could at least enjoy creating one of the moments of the Australian PGA Champio...

More NSW beehives to go as mite spreads

<p>More beehives will be destroyed in NSW after another hive was found to be infested with the invasive varroa mite outside the initial eradication zo...

Smith in sight of third Aussie PGA title

<p>Cameron Smith has moved to within one shot of leader Jason Scrivener, thanks to a six-under 65 in the second round of the Australian PGA Championsh...

New Delhi arrest over 2018 Qld death

<p>Queensland police are confident of a smooth extradition process after a man was arrested in India over the suspected murder of Toyah Cordingley in...

Pensioner concessions to free up housing

<p>New laws encouraging pensioners and welfare recipients to downsize their homes and free up stock for younger families have been passed by parliamen...

Paused finance bill puts consumers at risk

<p>Delayed financial reforms could put consumers at risk as the rising cost of living pushes households towards dodgy lenders. </p>

Ex-High Court judge resigns Order of Aust

<p>Former High Court judge Dyson Heydon no longer holds an Australian honour, in the wake of a settlement earlier this year involving three women.</p>

Mental test awaits leader Scrivener

<p>Jason Scrivener has endured a frustrating wait for a second title but has put himself in the frame to beat a quality field at the Australian PGA Ch...

Australian shares end week up 1.5 per cent

<p>The local share market finished Friday up 0.24 per cent, to again close at its best level since May 30 after four straight days of gains.</p>

ASX 200 closes in green; consumer discretionary, telecom lead gains

The ASX 200 benchmark index closed in the green today (November 25), gaining 17.70 points or 0.24% to end at 7,259.50 points.