Sydney police fear more stun gun attacks
SYDNEY (AAP) - Police in Sydney's inner west are on "high alert" over a gang of youngsters using stun guns in a series of robberies.
Lewis wants NRL outcast Carney at Panthers
SYDNEY (AAP) - Senior Penrith forward Luke Lewis would welcome wayward NRL star Todd Carney "with open arms" if the sacked Sydney Roosters playmaker linked with the Panthers next year.
AFL Dockers sack coach Mark Harvey
SYDNEY (AAP) - Fremantle have sacked coach Mark Harvey, effective immediately.
Hawks recall Stratton for Swans AFL semi
SYDNEY (AAP) - Hawthorn's determination to bolster their defence has led to the inclusion of young backman Ben Stratton for their AFL semi-final.
Pratt wanted to eliminate mistress: court
SYDNEY (AAP) - The late billionaire Richard Pratt wanted to eliminate a mistress from his life at the cheapest possible price, says her lawyer, comparing her to a famous 19th Century courtesan who
Qantas prepares for Tuesday strike
SYDNEY (AAP) - Qantas will use larger aircraft and redeploy staff to minimise disruptions to flights, as more than 3000 workers prepare to stop work.
Federal govt accepts Cappo's resignation
SYDNEY (AAP) - A senior South Australian priest's decision to quit a key federal government post amid a sexual abuse scandal was not taken lightly, Mental Health Minister Mark Butler says.
MPs argue over climate action proposals
SYDNEY (AAP) - It was a case of everything old becoming new again as the parliamentary carbon tax debate entered its second full day in Canberra.
Thick-skinned Soward can take it: Dragons
SYDNEY (AAP) - 14 Sept - St George Illawarra are adamant a thick-skinned Jamie Soward will handle whatever verbals are sent his way by Brisbane in Saturday night's sudden death NRL semi-final.
Tri Nations has Wallabies set for Ireland
SYDNEY (AAP) - 14 Sept - The Wallabies believe the intensity and heavy combat of the Tri Nations has them steeled to withstand whatever Ireland can muster in Saturday's high-stakes Rugby World Cup
