Perth Scorchers bat first in BBL vs Sixers
Daniel Hughes has hurt his ankle and is a late omission from the Sydney Sixers team taking on the Perth Scorchers in their BBL Qualifier at Marvel Stadium.
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Cordner injured in Richmond’s AFLW loss
Red-hot Fremantle have shaken off a plucky Richmond outfit to win by 30 points and extend their perfect start to the AFLW season to 3-0.
Playful Medvedev into Open fourth round
Daniil Medvedev has sweetened the Australian Open crowd, the world No.2 in a playful mood after easing past Botic van de Zandschulp.
Harris powers Demons to AFLW win v Saints
AFLW premiership contenders Melbourne have overcome a slow start to power home to a 41-point victory over brave St Kilda at Casey Fields.
Matildas to keep up the pace in Asian Cup
Matilda Clare Wheeler says Australia intends to maintain their ruthless streak throughout the Women's Asian Cup as they prepare to face ex-coach Alen Stajcic.
Hunt doubles down on Qld rapid test claims
The federal government has denied claims it requisitioned rapid antigen tests from Queensland, despite reaching a $26 million deal with a known supplier.
Roar coach Moon knows Reds import well
Adelaide United's ALM recruit Hiroshi Ibusuki is a player Brisbane Roar coach Warren Moon knows well after nearly signing the Japanese forward two years ago.
Crows grind out AFLW win against Eagles
AFLW cellar-dwellers West Coast fought hard against league powerhouse Adelaide, but the Crows prevailed by 33 points in sweltering conditions.
Key factor in BBL big-gun teams unveiled
Roster consistency has emerged as a key factor to success in the Big Bash League, with the top three teams all having less movement than the teams below them.
Drinking water the priority in Tonga: govt
Tonga's government says drinking water is the priority, and a national emergency team has already distributed 60,000 litres to residents.
Rain delays start of Ashes Twenty20
The start of the second Twenty20 Ashes clash between Australia and England in Adelaide has been delayed by rain.
Glory ALW road trip perfect fit for Khamis
Perth Glory's COVID-19 enforced road trip has brought one benefit with ex-Matildas forward Leena Khamis joining the A-League Women side on a short-term deal.
Qld records 10 deaths, 15,050 virus cases
Queensland has recorded another 10 COVID-19 deaths and 15,050 cases as the first international flight arrives after quarantine requirements were relaxed..
AFLW wins the next step for Geelong
Geelong's improvement in the AFLW will mean very little if they don't start winning games, coach Daniel Lowther has stressed.
Child support birthday loophole to end
A loophole restricting the ability for child support to be recovered once a person turns 18 will be closed under a new government plan targeting 18,000 parents.
Property profits up despite lockdowns
The portion of profit-making property sales is expected to continue rising in the coming months but can't last forever, says a leading real estate specialist.
Rogic’s Celtic form a boost for Roos coach
Socceroos star Tom Rogic's red-hot form with Celtic has Graham Arnold confident the attacking midfielder can star in Australia's upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
Learning aid bound for Tongan children
Save the Children are providing support and relief to the around 28,000 children affected by the natural disaster as recovery efforts in the country continue.
Testing requirements relaxed for arrivals
The requirement to receive a negative PCR test within three days of flying to Australia has been scrapped, with a rapid antigen test to be accepted from Sunday.
Kerr’s begins Indian adventure with record
Sam Kerr's quest to lead the Matildas to a Women's Asian Cup in the homeland of her grandparents has got off to a record-breaking start against Indonesia.
Kerr makes history in Matildas thrashing
Captain Sam Kerr has become Australia's greatest international goalscorer as the Matildas began their Asian Cup with a record-breaking 18-0 win over Indonesia.
Bullets stun Kings in comeback NBL win
The Brisbane Bullets have won back-to-back games for the first time this season with a 96-87 comeback victory over the Sydney Kings.
Champion Osaka crashes out of Open
Defending Australian Open champion Naomi Osaka has crashed out, shocked by American world No.60 Amanda Anisimova.
Singer Meat Loaf has died aged 74
US singer Meat Loaf, whose hits included Bat Out of Hell, has died aged 74.
COVID-19 forces further ALW postponements
Two more A-League Women matches have been postponed due to COVID-19 cases at clubs including Sunday's game between Brisbane and Newcastle.
Darling fails to meet AFL vax guidelines
West Coast star Jack Darling is in limbo, unable to train with his club because he has failed to meet the AFL's COVID-19 vaccination guidelines.
International arrivals to use RATs
Travellers entering Australia from overseas will be able to show a negative rapid antigen test within 24 hours of the departure time to gain entry.
Kids anxious about climate change threat
Australian children and teens are dealing with rising anxiety about climate change but adults can ease the mental burden, a new paper suggests.
Firefighter dead, one injured in SA blaze
A firefighter has died and another is seriously injured after a tree fell on their fire truck while they battled a bushfire in South Australia's southeast.
Arnie crossing fingers for Socceroos
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold is nervously waiting for his squad to assemble in Melbourne ahead of crucial World Cup qualifiers, fearing COVID-19 positives.
Perth fitness will take time: Sturridge
Perth forward Daniel Sturridge is expecting it will take time for the whole Glory squad to get back to full fitness.