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Australia second row Kaitlan Leaney insists it will be “all serious” in Newport on Friday as she prepares to play against her housemate, Wales lock Abbie Fleming.

The warm weather is set to change and get more autumnal after a final burst of summer

This week at Windsor Castle, Catherine, Princess of Wales, held her first official engagement since completing her cancer treatment.

Wales' first-choice fly-half in Australia is unlikely to wear the number 10 jersey at Cardiff this season.

Councils across Wales are offering residents financial aid or advice which could help ease financial pressure for some

Ghanaian Dancehall artist Shatta Wale, born Charles Nii Armah Mensah, has unveiled an exciting new initiative to discover and nurture young musical talents in the country.

Wales losing out on funding through HS2 has been a huge talking point

Officers are appealing for witnesses to the Saturday lunchtime incident

The new banking hubs have been launched across the UK in response to traditional bank branch closures

Distressed holidaymakers have vowed never to return to North Wales again after experiencing an 'astounding' anti-English attitude from local resident while visiting Llanberis.

Wales scrum-half Tomos Williams and fly-half Gareth Anscombe on joining Gloucester and why their friendship helps their on-field partnership.

Experience your favourite horror films like The Shining, The Exorcist and Saw in a completely new way at Llandaff Cathedral this Halloween

PREVIEW: Wales Women will host Australia Women for the first time at Newport Parade on Friday.

Taine Basham faces a battle to reclaim a Wales starting spot, but the Dragons back-rower is up for the fight.

There is 'significant pressure' at hospitals in Cardiff

A 'sand chimney' will be built to reduce noise disruption for residents and holidaymakers

The company is in the process of trying to sell the UK restaurants to new owners after the UK operator of the company fell into administration

A group of women who headed to North Wales for a walking holiday have vowed never to return - after claiming they were subjected to 'astounding hatred for the English'

“Safe access” zones outside clinics in England and Wales will make it illegal to harass anyone seeking medical services or working there, the British government said.

The family of a 22-year-old killed in a crash say he will be "missed beyond words".