Australia cruises to an easy 10-wicket win in the first Ashes Test, with David Warner and Cameron Bancroft still there at the end. Look back at how the first Test ended and the wash-up in our blog.
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LNP 'must accept any association with One Nation is toxic'
As Labor looks likely to win the Queensland election, some former conservative MPs are blaming in part the merger of Queensland’s Liberal and National parties, and their favourable preferencing of One Nation.
The moment seized: How four overs brought England undone
If cricket is about the big moments, Australia created one in the first Ashes Test. Three and a half days to set it up, then a mad 15 minutes in which the game was all but resolved.
The new faces set to shake up Queensland's Parliament
The results are going down to the wire, and a final count could be days away, but the Queensland election looks to deliver a set of new faces for Parliament’s crossbench.
Hinds: Forget the run-rate, Gabba cracker shows Test cricket is just fine
Don’t behold a wonderful Test match like that played at the Gabba and fret about the slow scoring rate. In the context of a gripping match, that’s just an irrelevant statistical quirk, writes Richard Hinds.
England investigates alleged Bairstow-Bancroft bar clash
An alleged physical clash between Jonny Bairstow and Cameron Bancroft at a Perth bar earlier this month is being investigated by England’s cricket board.
Palaszczuk to win Queensland election with Labor confident of majority
Annastacia Palaszczuk will be returned as Premier with her government likely to win up to 48 seats, giving it a slim majority, ABC election analyst Antony Green says.
Ponting backs Smith to become the 'greatest there has been'
Ricky Ponting believes Steve Smith is poised to become the greatest batsman of the modern era after witnessing his heroic century in the first Ashes Test.
As it happened: Aussies right on target after day four at the Gabba
Australia produces a brilliant start to the run chase, knocking off 114 of the 170 runs required to win the first Ashes Test, to sit in a dominant position after day four at the Gabba. Look back at all the action.
Steve Smith carries Australia again, but this can't last forever
Watching days like this are wonderful, but playing, they aren’t sustainable — Steve Smith can’t carry the team each match and next time some of the others will have to step up, writes Geoff Lemon.