South Australia's batsmen know what's coming when they chase 270 runs to win the Sheffield Shield for the first time in 29 ...

Tons of style and substance from Queensland's Jack Wildermuth and Jack Clayton have left South Australia needing to rewrite ...

South Africa men will play a five-match T20I series against West Indies at home between January 27 and February 6, before they head to the subcontinent for the men's T20 World Cup 2026 in India and ...

Tasmania Devils executives Brendon Gale and Grant O'Brien on Tuesday. Image / Bradley Moylon The debut of Tasmania’s distinctive new AFL mascot ‘Rum’un’ has triggered a wave of colourful commentary ...

An Australian 1955 Centurion tank fully restored by Peter Cordell and Lottie Hasselt-Grant. Picture: Supplied Other tank enthusiasts lacking the knowledge and skills to restore historic war ...

A one-year-old girl died after a vehicle crashed into a tree and caught fire in Centurion, at the intersection of Saxby Avenue and the R101 on March 14. Emer-G-Med medics Melinda Naude and Sinjin ...

For years now, Chris Booy has been juggling three separate jobs in a bid to keep up with the rising cost of living. The 35-year-old lives on the Queensland Sunshine Coast and has one job in the ...

A large storm front over Tasmania during the afternoon has delivered rain, lightning and hail to many other parts of the state — knocking out power for thousands of customers. A bushfire threat ...

A three-page flyer, titled Project Forge and obtained by Street Talk, pitches Centurion as a Tier-1 asset that’s poised to be selling premium coking coal into key markets early next year after ...

The red face, black beard and gold-trimmed blue robes of the Chinese god Guan Di make an exotic splash in the corner of a quiet country pub in North East Tasmania, far from their origins. Protected by ...

alongside a photo of Musk captioned “Heil TeSSla.” Grassroots Action Network Tasmania (GRANT) posted photos of the vandalism to their Facebook page. “A proud new rebranding of the Tesla ...

The privatisation of public assets has been a recurring theme across Australia for four decades, but one state has been relatively immune to the trend: Tasmania. From 1987 to 2012, 141 federal and ...