Wallaroos beat Scotland in Chancellor and Smith's farewell
Australia's 38-31 victory in Canberra completed a three-game sweep, despite four yellow cards for the hosts.
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Australia's 38-31 victory in Canberra completed a three-game sweep, despite four yellow cards for the hosts.
Taniela Tupou and Tom Hooper return for the four-Test trip, while Carter Gordon is included despite recovering from a fractured leg.
The A$6 million race moves to Flemington during Moonee Valley’s redevelopment, while trainer Chris Waller is chasing a record-equalling seventh win.
A Saturday or Sunday afternoon match is looming as the AFL reshapes Round 1 and drops Opening Round.
Unbeaten challenger Movsar Evloev has won 10 UFC bouts in succession, while a bantamweight title trilogy also features on the Abu Dhabi card.
The government says it will prioritise reliability after passengers and local MPs raised concerns about the proposed timetable.
Second-year working holiday visas will fall from 57,000 to 45,000, with third-year visas dropping from 31,000 to 5,000.
The government plans six new monitoring stations, while critics say the legislation should specify pollution limits and other safeguards.
An Armadale apartment proposal highlights the dispute over residents’ appeal rights under Victoria’s new planning rules.
Five satellite observations identified plumes at Chevron’s LNG facility, with the latest recording emissions averaging about 7.8 tonnes an hour.
Documents show the prime minister's office supported a Marrickville Golf Club media event before his undisclosed honorary membership became public.
A Sydney host club leader says basic tasks are reasonable but acknowledges some property owners have demanded too much.
Snowy Hydro has set a target cost of A$22 billion, with provision for another A$3 billion if needed.
The proposed A$1.8 billion development in northern NSW has been deemed unviable, with Alinta citing economic and timing difficulties.
The bank plans to eliminate 2,500 positions by June, including 1,500 before Christmas, with corporate staff most affected.
About A$6 billion in super goes unpaid each year, while independent reports put the tax office’s recovery rate at about 15%.
The data centre operator has put new developments and land purchases on hold while electricity and planning delays affect its Melbourne expansion.
Opponents of three northern Tasmanian data centre proposals welcomed the withdrawal, while Firmus said it remained able to pursue its plans.
The Australian data centre operator has set an A$11 share price and is due to begin trading on the ASX on 23 October.
The broadcaster says it has found no evidence of compromise, while researchers say more than two dozen Australian organisations were targeted.
The Commonwealth has not revealed its proposed financial contribution, with a response from the European Space Agency expected by the end of 2026.
The utility says customers using passkeys typically cut their average login time by 30 seconds, with adoption reaching 30.5%.
The beverage maker has moved about 90% of its datasets to Databricks and is expanding access to Copilot Pro.
PHP maintainers rate two vulnerabilities at 9.2 out of 10, as alleged technical details appear online before a disclosure embargo ends.
The Australian rider was 12th fastest in practice at Phillip Island, leaving him needing to progress through the opening qualifying session.
Jack Le Brocq finished 17th on Friday as the Supercars finals opened, with three title contenders facing elimination by the end of the weekend.
Melbourne could consider an early deal for the 19-year-old forward, Dave Riccio said, after Bai confirmed he would not re-sign with Gold Coast for 2028.
Taniela Tupou and Tom Hooper return for the four-Test trip, while Carter Gordon is included despite recovering from a fractured leg.
The A$6 million race moves to Flemington during Moonee Valley’s redevelopment, while trainer Chris Waller is chasing a record-equalling seventh win.
The exhibition includes works made from discarded materials collected around Canberra and will run from 24 October to 14 February.
Her steel and bronze sculpture, Unveiling the Edges of the Sky, is among more than 100 works exhibited between Bondi and Tamarama.
The Melbourne artist receives A$50,000, while Perth honours student Yasamin Khadembashi wins the A$10,000 emerging artist award.