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Teal wins could be repeated at NSW poll

<p>Disaffected voters living in traditional Liberal heartland seats in NSW could release a second Teal wave at the upcoming state election in March.</...

O'Connell camp bemused by Bridges' antics

<p>Shannon O'Connell's manager Glen Jennings has done his best to ignore the "mud throwing" from Ebanie Bridges ahead of an all-Australian world title...

Code of conduct could lower gas prices

<p>Jim Chalmers says a mandatory code of conduct for gas retailers could help to bring down soaring power prices, but he still can't say when that mig...

Search begins for first NACC commissioner

<p>The government will start the hiring process for the first national anti-corruption commissioner, ahead of the body's launch next year.</p>

Smith-led Aussies into LIV team final

<p>The all-Australian Punch GC team, led by Cameron Smith, have reached the final of the LIV Golf Team Championship-Miami at Trump National Doral in F...

Smuggled duck sees traveller's visa axed

<p>A man travelling with six kilograms of meat in his baggage has had his visa cancelled, with politicians saying he'd posed an "enormous" risk to far...

Aussie Baddeley in hunt for PGA title

<p>Australia's Aaron Baddeley remains joint-second with one round to play in the PGA Tour's Barracuda Championship at Port Royal.</p>

RCG shrugs off Kangaroos' injury concern

<p>Reagan Campbell-Gillard claims his thigh injury is nothing to worry about after playing just 10 minutes in their big win over Italy. </p>

Changes to workplace laws on the cards

<p>Employment Minister Tony Burke says new IR laws will better protect feminised industries, but the opposition has accused the government of rushing...

Sultana smashes Aust junior 100m record

<p>NSW teenager Sebastian Sultana has bettered Jack Hale's Australian Under-18 100m record.</p>

IS family repatriation 'not taken lightly'

<p>The government has defended its decision to repatriate Australian women and children from Syria with links to Islamic State.</p>

Can NFTs be used for commercial transactions?

Just like an old coin or a painting by Leonardo da Vinci do not have use in commercial transactions, NFTs also cannot be used as a medium of exchange...

Halfback headache a dream scenario for Mal

<p>Australia have thrashed Italy 66-6 in St Helens to book themselves a spot in the Rugby League World Cup quarter-finals and give Mal Meninga more to...

Chalmers vows to make budget sustainable

<p>After handing down his first budget, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says structural issues will still need to be addressed during the parliamentary term.</...

Son of Chanderpaul in Windies' Test squad

<p>Tagenarine Chanderpaul, the son of West Indies great Shivnarine, has been named in a 15-man squad to face Australia in the Frank Worrell Trophy Tes...

Wallabies relieved by tour-opening victory

<p>The relieved Wallabies have started their five-Test tour with a win over Scotland, but there's plenty for coach Dave Rennie to work on ahead of Fra...

Why and how Bitcoin price changes?

Even the legalisation in El Salvador declaring Bitcoin as legal tender has invited criticism from various quarters, including the International Moneta...

Gentle extends Noosa reign as records fall

<p>Charlie Quin has broken the Noosa Triathlon race record to claim a shock victory, while Ashleigh Gentle's hen's party began early thanks to a ninth...

Airport link work starts, free lunch push

<p>Work has started on Melbourne's airport rail link while the Victorian opposition announced school lunches would be free if they win the upcoming st...

1M Vic licenses replaced after Optus hack

<p>Almost one million Victorians will receive a new licence for free by the end of the year following the Optus data breach. </p>