Australian sprinting today: Eddie Nketia’s 9.74 shakes up the record books
Eddie Nketia’s wind-assisted 9.74 has reignited Australian sprinting hopes, even though the run cannot stand as the official national record.
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Eddie Nketia’s wind-assisted 9.74 has reignited Australian sprinting hopes, even though the run cannot stand as the official national record.
Kmart and Target customers are being urged to stop using recalled Anko walkie talkies after regulators found the devices could interfere with licensed radio communications.
Jay Shetty’s 2026 Australian tour is drawing major attention as audiences connect with his message about purpose, burnout and life changes.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s reported back-to-back NBA MVP win signals a major shift in basketball power and puts Oklahoma City at the centre of the league.
RCB booked their IPL 2026 playoff place after a high-scoring win over Punjab Kings, despite missing injured captain Rajat Patidar.
Fremantle's record-equalling winning streak and another fierce St Kilda-Richmond clash are reshaping the AFL season in unexpected ways.
Collingwood young gun Oscar Steene faces a long recovery after scans confirmed a serious ACL injury suffered against Sydney.
Ben Hunt’s push to remain Brisbane’s starting halfback in 2026 has reshaped the Broncos’ plans and intensified debate around youth versus experience.
Disgraced Victorian barrister Norman O’Bryan has avoided jail after being convicted over attempted overcharging fraud, reigniting debate about trust and accountability in Australia’s legal profession.
RCB and KKR faced off in a crucial IPL 2026 clash in Raipur with playoff spots, weather concerns and major tactical battles dominating attention.
Brad Hill’s AFL profile has become part of a wider debate around Indigenous participation, Sir Doug Nicholls Round and the league’s future pathways.
A new federal budget measure will make overseas trips more expensive for Australians, with the passenger movement charge set to rise from 2027.