Adelaide - South Australia

An older Thompson discards bolder waysThe AustralianNo one cared he got it wrong because Thompson ended up scoring five as Melbourne Victory routed Adelaide United 6-0 to claim the A-League title in February ...

An older Thompson discards bolder waysThe AustralianNo one cared he got it wrong because Thompson ended up scoring five as Melbourne Victory routed Adelaide United 6-0 to claim the A-League title in February ...

The AgeWinning isn't everything, says BaileyThe AustralianIT is a response that cuts to the core of the tanking debate consuming the AFL, and further evidence that winning is not always the ultimate goal. ...AFL boss backs Dees after lossThe AgeMore fuel for the tankersMelbourne Herald SunBan the tankers, says VossABC OnlineThe Australian -The Australian -The Australianall 77 news articles »

AFL's credibility tank runs dryThe AustralianTHE AFL, confident to smug in the belief that it is the superior winter code, is allowing the brand to be badly damaged. And it is doing it in a cavalier ...Mike Sheahan questions AFL boss's tanking stanceMelbourne Herald Sunall 4 news articles »

Police say they have smashed two movie piracy rings and seized 35,000 pirated DVDs in Sydney.

Former Manly boss on V8 shortlistMelbourne Herald SunIt is understood at least two other NRL administrators and an AFL bigwig have submitted resumes to the recruitment company charged with finding the person ...and more »

The 32-year old will become the only player in the Swans' 135-year history to play 300 matches.

Australia faces slipping to its lowest place in the history of ICC Test rankings if it cannot conjure an Ashes win.

Melbourne Victory coach Ernie Merrick and captain Kevin Muscat do not want to label the side as they gear up for the defence of their A-League championship.

The world's fastest man could light up Melbourne in October if an ambitious plan to bring Usain Bolt to Australia comes to fruition.

Former world No. 8 Alicia Molik has earmarked a small $US25,000 Pro Circuit event in Darwin next month to launch her return from almost a year in retirement.

A $5 million free bike scheme for Melbourne proposed by the State Government will have too few bicycles, according to the world's biggest provider of public bicycle systems.

Some taxi drivers are telling passengers the cab's electronic banking machine is not working because of last week's Silver Top Taxi fire, in an attempt to either take cash fares only, or to take manual swipes of credit cards.

Melbourne's historic lanes are being auctioned, with sections of eight lanes sold to private developers in the last three years.

Police last night refused to rule out a link to this week's terrorism raids after a bullet was found lodged in a front window at Fawkner police station.

Curtis Levy took his love of Waltzing Matilda into a race for a Senate seat, and filmed it for our benefit, and amusement.

Decades of fighting and the absence of any true government in Somalia have bred a society based on the rule of the gun.

A review of security at Australian military bases will examine whether unarmed civilians can provide adequate protection against terrorists with automatic weapons.

Somali community leaders have attacked the Australian Federal Police, while otherwise strongly supporting law enforcement agencies.

Three inquiries are under way into how details of a secret investigation into an alleged Melbourne-based terrorist group were leaked to the media.