Maclaren eyes first grand final triumph
Jamie Maclaren will get a shot at his first A-League Men grand final victory with Melbourne City after missing out on last season's triumph.
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McVeigh puts his stamp on AFL’s Giants
Greater Western Sydney surprised West Coast with several positional changes in Mark McVeigh's first match as caretaker coach on their way to a 52-point win.
Olympian realises childhood NRL dream
He may have represented his country at an Olympic Games but a rainy NRL debut against Gold Coast was a dream come true for Cronulla's Lachie Miller.
Magpies supersub sinks Dockers in Perth
Collingwood sub Oliver Henry has unleashed a three-goal blitz in the final term to help lift his side to a 36-point win over Fremantle in Perth.
Wallabies to face off in Japanese final
There will be plenty of Australian influence when Suntory Sungoliath meet Saitama Wild Knights in the Japan Rugby League One final.
Tigers free up NRL spot, release Mikaele
Wests Tigers have freed up a spot on their NRL roster with prop Thomas Mikaele released to take up an offer with English Super League club Warrington.
Chalmers skips Aussie swim team function
Citing mental health issues, Kyle Chalmers has skipped the naming of Australia's swim team for the world titles and Commonwealth Games.
O’Connell first Aussie ko’ed in Paris
Chris O'Connell was left bitterly disappointed about being the first Australian casualty at the French Open following his four-set loss to Aljaz Bedene.
Pakistan ex-PM urges march on Islamabad
Pakistan's defiant former prime minister Imran Khan has called for his supporters to march peacefully on Islamabad to press for new elections.
Ukraine holds off latest Russian assault
Russian forces have tried to storm the city of Sievierodonetsk but were unsuccessful and retreated, Ukraine says.
Manchester City win PL, Burnley go down
Manchester City have retained the title, and Burnley been relegated on a tense day of goals and high drama in England's Premier League.
Lyn Dawson seen bruised before vanishing
Chris Dawson's wife Lynette was spotted with a bruised throat days before her disappearance, his Sydney murder trial has been told.
Jack elated at return to Aussie swim team
Swimmer Shayna Jack can't wipe the smile from her face after her comeback from a doping ban ended with selection for the world titles and Commonwealth Games.
Labor to make Australia proud: Albanese
Australia's 31st prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has promised to make the nation proud of his government, as he and a small team of ministers were sworn in.
Pies delivered Dockers stern reality check
Fremantle have lost two games on the trot, and they'll be up against it on Saturday when they take on defending premiers Melbourne at the MCG.
Pandemic ‘most certainly not over’
The head of the World Health Organisation has warned that the coronavirus pandemic is "most certainly not over".
Tomljanovic is taking on the Barty mantle
Ajla Tomljanovic wants to prove herself worthy of taking over the Australian No.1 spot from Ash Barty at the French Open.
Kubler win saves day for Aussies in Paris
Qualifier Jason Kubler was the unlikely saviour for Australian tennis at the French Open, winning a late-night thriller after four of his compatriots had lost.
Smith, Herbert share Aussie honours at PGA
World No.4 Cameron Smith and emerging star Lucas Herbert have finished as joint leading Australians following strong finishes to the US PGA Championship.
Liberals weigh up options for party leader
The Liberal Party is taking stock in the wake of an election defeat but is turning its focus to a replacement for Scott Morrison as leader.
Tink says independents listened to voters
The wave of newly elected women independent MPs has moderate Liberals and Labor assessing the damage in formerly safe NSW seats.
North Korea’s fever cases dip
North Korea reported 167,650 new patients suffering from fever on Monday and one more death.
New Zealand eyes Aus deportations rethink
Anthony Albanese's election in Australia has raised hopes in New Zealand it could lead to less deportees being sent across the Tasman.
Justin Thomas claims US PGA Championship
Justin Thomas has won his second US PGA Championship after edging out fellow American Will Zalatoris in a three-hole play-off in Oklahoma.
Unfounded story lines take toll: Chalmers
Swim star Kyle Chalmers says unfounded story lines also involving Emma McKeon and Cody Simpson have been too much to handle.
Climate, women key to future: Birmingham
The Liberal Party is looking for new direction and leadership after the Morrison government fell at the federal election on Saturday.
Star chair O’Neill quits, joins exodus
John O'Neill has quit as executive chairman of Star Entertainment ahead of his appearance at a NSW gaming inquiry into the company's Sydney casino licence.
Tigers extend Dogs’ week of woe
Canterbury's week of misery continued on Friday with the Wests Tigers claiming a 36-22 win.
Trbojevic down and out in Manly loss
NRL superstar Tom Trbojevic has suffered a dislocated shoulder injury in Manly's 22-20 loss to Parramatta.
Potter pleased with Pangai impact for Dogs
Mick Potter will weigh up whether to keep Tevita Pangai Jr as a bench forward after sparking a resurgence from Canterbury in Friday's loss to the Wests Tigers.
O’Connor injury scare as Reds find form
The Reds were cruelly denied a crucial bonus point but were still celebrating the end of a four-game Super Rugby losing run against Moana Pasifika in Brisbane.