Join us for a bumper edition of Saturday round seven footy, with the clash between Carlton and Geelong the main event. First up, North Melbourne and Adelaide.
A 16-year-old boy and a man in his 20s have died and a third man has been injured in unrelated stabbing incidents as a wave of knife crime continues across NSW.
North Queensland Cowboys host Penrith Panthers in Round 8 of the 2024 NRL Premiership at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville.
The Reds have stunned the Blues as young winger Tim Ryan completes a hat trick.
Cody Weightman suffers his second elbow injury this season and is ruled out of the clash.
The 30-year-old mother who died in a house fire in Perth has been remembered as a “beautiful, caring woman”.
Carlton kicked itself out of contention against an unbeaten Geelong on a night that Patrick Dangerfield hurt his hamstring and Jeremy Cameron booted his 600th goal.
Police are seeking information after children were approached by an unknown male, who allegedly exposed himself and started inappropriate conversations on two separate occasions in Perth.
A woman has been hospitalised after an alleged stabbing in Northbridge.
A Brisbane side energised by the return of Adam Reynolds and Payne Haas has sent the Wests Tigers tumbling to their fourth straight loss.
A man who allegedly took part in a riot outside of a Sydney church following a terror attack has become the tenth person to be charged over the incident.
Harry Plummer's penalty attempt hit the post and the Blues were able to regather possession and score.
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