Not a dry eye as Jai Arrow brings up 100th Souths game
Roosters and Rabbitohs fans came together to pay tribute to Jai Arrow as the MND-stricken forward chalked up his 100th South Sydney game.
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Sleepy Dolphins awake to beat Titans amid high drama
The Dolphins have hung on to beat Gold Coast 24-20 in a feisty clash full of controversy and head into finals needing to fix slow starts.
Matilda’s move breaks A-League Women transfer record
Melbourne City playmaker Leticia McKenna has moved overseas in a deal that breaks the A-League Women transfer fee record.
To Hull and back: Socceroo thriving after Cup heartache
Lucas Herrington has put his World Cup shootout miss firmly behind him and is blazing a trail for Australians in the English Premier League.
‘Kick the gate open’: Tongan tour a timely rugby dose
First Nations and Pasifika captain Triston Reilly has made a passionate case for annual action for the side after their big win in rugby-mad Tonga.
Cowboys resigned to Origin star hitting open market
North Queensland coach Todd Payten concedes Jeremiah Nanai is likely to hit the open market before the Cowboys have the chance to re-sign him.
‘Irrelevant’: Marshall unfazed by Luai’s PNG trip
Wests Tigers coach Benji Marshall says he was unaware Chiefs signing Jarome Luai would be travelling to PNG after the club's loss to North Queensland.
Cyclist Rohan Dennis seeks new judge for driving breach
Former world champion cyclist Rohan Dennis wants a different judge to sentence him for driving while banned, in a sequel to the case linked to his wife's death.
‘Building’: Star reveals Warriors aren’t panicking yet
A Warriors winger has opened up on their historic loss to the Sydney Roosters, while Canberra and Canterbury look to inch closer to a finals berth.
States look to poach NFL game after Victoria deal ends
One state has expressed their eagerness to bid to host an NFL game after competition figures said they were open to moving matches around Australia.
Swans have a ‘superpower’ for finals, says star Lion
Brisbane veteran Dayne Zorko won't make the mistake of underestimating an undermanned Sydney side, saying the embattled AFL club has a "superpower" for finals.
Swans ‘separate person from problem’ amid finals crisis
As Sydney juggle a club crisis and a finals campaign, midfielder James Rowbottom says he has to "separate the person from the problem" to support teammates.
Melbourne Stars snap up Test spinner for BBL campaign
The Melbourne Stars have secured a Test spin bowler for the upcoming BBL summer, while Cricket NSW have bolstered their coaching ranks.
Butters adds ‘weight’ to fellow star’s call on future
Toby Greene says he's called Zak Butters to discuss AFL free agency options available to the star pair, as the GWS great "wrestles" with his playing future.
‘We move on’: de Minaur shrugs off US Open shocker
Newly-married Alex de Minaur is feeling philosophical after suffering his earliest US Open exit in five years, a second-round loss to Botic van de Zandschulp.
Door open for Sharks’ debutants to play finals
Craig Fitzgibbon is unsure how long Mawene Hiroti will require on the sidelines, opening the door for one of Cronulla's debutants to hold their spot in finals.
Fullback still No.1 choice for breakout Manly star
Clayton Faulalo has been a shining light at fullback and five-eighth for Manly, while playing centre appears likely in 2027, but No.1 is still his best spot.
Great Dane: Aussie wildcard roars into Open’s last 32
Australian wildcard Dane Sweeny is placing no limit on how far he can go after surging into the US Open third round to be Australia's last singles hope in NYC.
Donaldson in rare start, Kiss makes centres switch
Ben Donaldson will wear the Wallabies' No.10 for the first time in two years while Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii and Len Ikitau have been returned to the centres.
‘Cherish it’: Duckworth eyes another Davis Cup crack
Late-blooming Australian No.2 James Duckworth hopes he has done enough to earn another Davis Cup call-up for this month's clash with Poland.
Cats, Blues ponder tagging calls for elimination final
There will be plenty of intrigue over which Carlton star Geelong tagger Oisin Mullin will attempt to limit in a blockbuster AFL elimination final.
Wizard weaves magic as Hawks hammer shocker Dockers
Hawthorn have ended Fremantle's perfect home record, pulling off a 32-point AFL qualifying final win to put the minor premiers at risk of a straight-sets exit.
Broncos fall to 45-year low despite defeating Bulldogs
Canterbury have rolled over with a whimper in their final NRL regular-season game as the Bulldogs fell to Brisbane in a 34-20 defeat.
PNG’s Young hurdle could be sign of things to come
PNG's failed bid to sign Hudson Young for sizeably less than Canberra could be the first of many clashes between the Chiefs, the NRL and clubs over contracts.
Strange, special: Blues celebrate new cult figure
Carlton's weird and wonderful defender Harry Dean has taken the AFL by storm and is playing a key role in the Blues' success under Josh Fraser.
Milestone man finds his confidence at Warriors
Important lock forward Erin Clark is preparing to play his 50th game for the Warriors, almost a decade after his first.
Legacy piece: Boyd to coach Maroons in State of Origin
Queensland's search for a new State of Origin coach is over, with Maroons legend Darius Boyd to take over in 2027 after signing a two-year deal.
‘Happy, fulfilled, hungry’: Drua lure home Naisarani
Isi Naisarani, after an impressive season in Sydney club rugby, has been lured home to Fiji as the Drua build an impressive roster under new coach Brad Mooar.
‘No preference’: Dolphins ready for either of top two
The Dolphins have rested three of their big guns for the final round against Gold Coast as they prepare for a week-one finals tilt at Penrith or the Warriors.
Dashing Cat ready for unfamiliar do-or-die Blues final
Elimination finals are unfamiliar territory for Geelong and defender Lawson Humphries, but the Cats are ready to beat Carlton and launch their premiership tilt.
Tennis speed demon saves Australian blushes in New York
Alex de Minaur has saved Australia from a day-four US Open wipe-out as James Duckworth, Taylah Preston, Kim Birrell, Daria Kasatkina and Maya Joint bowed out.