Lyon passes McGrath as Australia's second-best Test bowler
Nathan Lyon overtakes Glenn McGrath with 564 Test wickets, becoming Australia's second-highest wicket-taker after a snub in Brisbane. Watch the hilarious commentary box reaction.
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Bianca Censori uses masked clone for bizarre interview
Bianca Censori conducted a surreal interview using a latex-masked body double. The stand-in addressed her revealing outfits and recent Seoul art show, claiming backlash is 'revealing'. Read the full story.
Stokes and Archer clash as England fight back in Adelaide
England captain Ben Stokes and paceman Jofra Archer were involved in a tense on-field exchange before a crucial breakthrough on Day 2 of the Adelaide Ashes Test. Watch the fiery moment.
Ashes Day 2: Australia 8-326, England Chase Final Wickets
Australia resumes at 8-326 on Day 2 of the Adelaide Test. England hunt the last two wickets on another scorching day. Follow live on Seven and 7plus.
Snicko Error Costs England Carey Wicket in Ashes Test
The owner of Snicko technology accepts full responsibility for an operator error that may have denied England Alex Carey's wicket. England consider a formal protest as Carey scores 106.
SA Cricket Crowd Unites in Emotional Bondi Tribute
A powerful moment of silence at Adelaide Oval as the South Australian cricket crowd honours Bondi victims. Witness the unity and respect shown during the Test match.
Australia Aims to Clinch Ashes in Adelaide Test
Australia can seal the Ashes series with a win in Adelaide. Get live updates, team news, and how to watch every ball free on Seven and 7plus.
Wagga Wagga oval renamed for Matildas star Sally Shipard
Wagga Wagga City Council has unanimously voted to name a sporting oval after former Matilda Sally Shipard, replacing convicted abuser Michael Slater. A community celebration is planned.
Ashes Test to Honour Bondi Victims with Williamson Tribute
Australian music icon John Williamson will perform at the Adelaide Oval ahead of the third Ashes Test in a tribute to the Bondi attack victims. The cricket community unites in grief and solidarity.
Khawaja dropped for third Ashes Test, career questions loom
Veteran opener Usman Khawaja omitted from Australia's XI for the Adelaide Test, raising serious questions about his international future. Can the Aussies secure the urn?
One in five staff at debt agency report seeing corruption
Nearly 20% of staff at the Australian Office of Financial Management report witnessing corrupt conduct, a figure that has doubled since 2024. CEO Anna Hughes says she cannot explain the alarming survey results.
Coroner's Office Delays Leave WA Families in Anguish
A critical backlog at the WA Coroner's Court is causing immense suffering for grieving families, with some waiting years for answers. The system must be fixed now.
Minister Wells grilled over $3000 Thredbo family flight
Communications Minister Anika Wells faces intense questioning over parliamentary expenses, including a $3000 flight for her family to Thredbo. Prime Minister Albanese defends her, while the Coalition attacks.
Courthouse Weddings Surge in Popularity in Far North QLD
More couples in Far North Queensland are choosing simple, affordable courthouse weddings. Discover why this trend is growing and what it means for the local wedding industry.
Langer Backs Cummins & Lyon for Adelaide Ashes Test
Justin Langer insists Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon are crucial for Australia's second Ashes Test in Adelaide. Get the full team selection debate and expert analysis here.
Video glitches in job interviews reduce hiring chances
New Australian research reveals technical issues in virtual job interviews negatively impact a candidate's perceived competence and hireability. Learn how to avoid these pitfalls.
Cummins' Night Move Could Decide Ashes Series
Australian captain Pat Cummins' tactical decision to bowl under lights at The Oval could be a masterstroke in the final Ashes Test. Discover how this move aims to secure the series victory for Australia.
Perth CBD becomes education hub as providers flock in
Perth's CBD is fast becoming an education hub, with providers leasing thousands of square metres ahead of ECU's city campus opening. Discover the trend revitalising office space.
Alan Ray Oval's $500k facelift as field demand soars
Ainslie Football Club's privately-owned Alan Ray Oval is undergoing a major $500,000 surface renewal, backed by the AFL. The upgrade comes as Canberra sports codes battle for scarce playing fields.
PM's XI debate ignited after England's Canberra snub
Sam Konstas' comical full toss during the PM's XI match has fuelled debate over England's controversial decision to skip the Canberra fixture. We explore the fallout and the future of the historic game.
Canberra's BBL bid hits critical decision point
Cricket ACT's bid for a Big Bash League team reaches crucial stage as Cricket Australia weighs expansion and privatisation. ACT government pledges $3 million support.
Canberra BBL team delayed by Cricket Australia privatisation
Cricket ACT's bid for a Big Bash League team faces uncertainty as Cricket Australia considers selling 49% shares in clubs. Canberra and Auckland remain expansion contenders.
BBL Privatisation Puts Canberra Team Bid on Hold
Cricket ACT's bid for a Big Bash League team faces delays as Cricket Australia weighs privatisation options. Canberra awaits decision on expansion and private investment.
Kellaway's 82 puts him in frame for future Test role
Campbell Kellaway's classy 82 for the PM's XI at Manuka Oval has Australian selectors taking notice as a potential long-term replacement for Usman Khawaja. Read more.
Tongue in Ashes frame after Wood injury
England quick Josh Tongue could be set for a shock Ashes recall after Mark Wood's knee injury. Read how his Canberra performance has opened the door for the second Test.
Tongue in Ashes contention after Wood injury
England quick Josh Tongue could replace the injured Mark Wood for the second Ashes Test after impressing with his pace in Canberra. Read the latest cricket news.
Decorated public servant appointed ACT Auditor-General
Ajay Sharma, a 20-year veteran of the ACT Audit Office, has been appointed as the territory's new Auditor-General for a seven-year term, commencing February 2025.
Adelaide Set to Snatch Summer Test Opener from Perth
Adelaide Oval is positioned to host the 2027-28 summer Test cricket opener, replacing Perth's Optus Stadium in a major scheduling shift that reflects venue preferences.
Siddle's England Redemption: 41-Year-Old's PM's XI Bid
Veteran paceman Peter Siddle, 41, returns for PM's XI against England Lions at Manuka Oval. Relive his famous Ashes hat-trick and discover his mentoring role for Australia's next generation.
Lush Christmas Collection: Festive Bath Bombs & Ethics
Discover Lush's magical Christmas collection featuring bath bombs, ethical gifts & the $410 Advent Calendar. An exclusive interview with co-founder Rowena Bird.
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