A controversial coaches challenge in the fourth quarter threatened to overshadow the Sydney Kings win over the Cairns Taipans but the home side rallied behind Kouat Noi. Get the latest news from round 16.
As Territorians sweat it out for yet another week, the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts the wait for the monsoon could be even longer than previously reported. Read why.
A microlight aircraft has reportedly come down in the croc-infested waters of Fogg Dam, leading to a multi-force rescue effort. Read the details.
Husband and wife team Billy Huynh and Trinh Vi Nguyen always wanted to open their own Vietnamese restaurant in Australia, and now that dream has become a reality.
Crowds flocked to the popular coastal town to watch athletes of all ages and abilities tackle the annual 1.2km open water swim. SEE THE PHOTOS.
Two men were knocked out in a 10-man brawl in Alice Springs overnight, including one man who was allegedly kicked in the head while on the ground. Read the details.
There are big things happening at DownsSteam Tourist Railway in 2025, including a meandering trek across the Southwest.
Music fans descended upon Mt Duneed Estate to see Melbourne folk rock band The Teskey Brothers, supported by Band of Horses and Sienna Ferrell, on Saturday January 11.
A flood watch has been issued for the Gold Coast with residents urged to monitor conditions as heavy rainfall is expected to continue. Read the latest update from forecasters.
Two years after an eight-year-old girl was found dead in her family’s home, the church members accused of causing her death broke their silence.
A string of Gold Coast restaurants have been damaged in a destructive spree by two thieves. Can you help?
An 80-run partnership for the eighth wicket has rescued Geelong from a precarious position as the Cats get back on the winners list.
Townsville’s rockpool was the site of a holy celebration across the weekend, with members of the Greek christian community coming out to mark the day of Jesus’ baptism.
Money is in the bag for Bruce Highway upgrades, but the question for North Queensland politicians is where it will be going.
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