The Panthers have wrapped tarps around their training ground, further fuelling speculation about Nathan Cleary's injury battle ahead of Sunday's prelim final against Newcastle.
Original plasticine puppets and props from Wallace and Gromit have sold at auction for the first time, with Wallace fetching $95,000 and Gromit close to $60,000.
With just four weeks until the opening of the Western Sydney International Airport, some flights have already sold out while others are filling quickly.
There's been some drama on the eve of the AFL decider in Melbourne. Free-to-play lion Lachie Neale was booed at the Grand Final parade as Brisbane aims for three in a row.
Hopes of a breakthrough on AI, Iran or trade between the US and China have dwindled in Washington at a state visit only remarkable for the day's ceremony.
Beachgoers at Manly had quite a fright when they spotted two juvenile sharks in a popular ocean pool.
Quick-thinking divers leapt into action to get the Port Jacksons back to where they belong.
OpenAI could face criminal charges for the artificial intelligence breach of a Medicare website. The government says if police can't lay charges over the rogue AI hack, then it'll consider changing the law.
A burst water main in Lane Cove left up to 30,000 homes and businesses across Sydney's lower North Shore without water or with severely reduced pressure.
The New South Wales police family is in mourning tonight after the loss of a young officer described as an angel who was killed in a horrifying crash at Redfern.
A Sydney jury has been shown a chilling vision of former policeman Beau Lamarre-Condon disguised as an Uber Rider - moments before he shot two men dead at a Paddington home in 2024.
The 31-year-old is on trial for murdering the pair but is pleading self-defence.
An increasing number of fed-up Aussies are packing up and moving overseas in search of a cheaper, safer life. One dad has become an online sensation showing off a luxury lifestyle that costs far less.
A UK Royal Air Force jet has exploded near homes, moments after its two pilots ejected to safety. The Hawk T2 jet was being used for training in northern Wales at the time.