Australia crush West Indies to take series lead
Australia cruised past the West Indies to win the first Test by an innings and 212 runs at Blundstone Oval in Hobart.
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Waiting for the Hayne effect to hit home
Jarryd Hayne has helped increase the level of interest in American Football here in Australia, but has it helped grow the local game?
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Damascus to Down Under: 13, 000 kilometres for a better life
“Australia is a country which has always taken it’s international obligations seriously…”
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Macleay 2015 – opportunity beckons our top achievers
Sydney journalism student Alexandra Cheevers will practice her craft in the north of England next month after winning a prestigious scholarship at the University of Lincoln School of Journalism.
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News in Brief – Seaweed rejuvenation scheme
Scientists are restoring underwater seaweed forests that disappeared from Sydney’s ocean floor in the 1980s.
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World in brief – US armed forces open all combat roles to women
United States Defence Secretary Ashton Carter has announced that women will be eligible for all military occupations and positions from January.
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News in brief – Australia’s electrical system set for change
The Australian electricity system will need a $1 trillion investment by 2050, regardless of whether consumers provide their own electricity or buy it from the grid, according to an industry report.
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How injury can end a career before it kicks off
To this day, Dale Middleton dreams of playing in the NRL, but a freak on-field accident prematurely ended his promising career.
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Two California shooting suspects dead, third in custody
Police have shot dead a man and a woman suspected of being involved in this morning’s mass shooting in San Bernadino, California.
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The best hotel burger in NSW has been announced
New South Wales’ best hotel burger was revealed last night and but Sydney foodies will need to drive two hours to taste it.
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