Aussies spun out in under-19 T20 World Cup semi-final
South Africa have eased to a five-wicket win over Australia in their under-19 women's Twenty20 World Cup semi-final.
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Aussie ace creates history in women’s Test at MCG
Promoted Australian star Annabel Sutherland has made a record-equalling third Test century, piling more pain on hapless England at the MCG.
Fatty goes from lipstick, high heels to Origin glory
Queensland's 1995 State of Origin coach Paul Vautin has waxed lyrical about a famous 3-0 series win and what it means for today's Maroons 30 years later.
Wallabies lock in Tokyo grudge match with Jones’ Japan
The Wallabies will play Japan in October in their first meeting with former coach Eddie Jones, should he still be in charge of the Brave Blossoms by then.
Radical format twist to test Ironman’s title hold
Defending champion Ali Day laughs that the dramatic overhaul of the Iron Series final is encouraging his downfall, but has backed himself to win anyway.
Brumbies disappointed by Canberra Rugby World Cup snub
Rugby union legends have questioned why Canberra has been overlooked as a Rugby World Cup host, with the capital's aging stadium blamed for the snub.
New skipper Moses makes plea to Brown over Eels future
Mitchell Moses would love to see Dylan Brown re-commit his future to Parramatta following speculation his halves partner could be set to leave the Eels.
Unlucky Tigers star Lynch concussed at training
Injury-plagued Richmond forward Tom Lynch has hit another hurdle after he suffered a head knock in a collision with a teammate at training.
‘Just a number’: Carrigan open to Broncos switch
Brisbane lock Pat Carrigan could be set for a move to prop to allow Kobe Hetherington to play lock and he's more than OK with it.
City star McNamara ready to smash ALW rivals Victory
Melbourne City star Holly McNamara admits her recovery from injury has been slow but it won't stop her from going full-throttle against Melbourne Victory.
No more doubts in Aussie marathon man’s race return
Andy Buchanan will run with new-found conviction in his first race since smashing the Australian marathon record last year.
Australia’s Davis tames Pebble Beach with superb round
Australian golfer Cam Davis has tamed the famous Pebble Beach course with a stunning seven-under opening round at the PGA Tour's AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
Birrell hits new heights as Aussie No.1 in Singapore
Australian No.1 Kim Birrell will hit a new career-high ranking next week after a superb fightback to reach the quarter-finals of the Singapore Open.
Sean O’Sullivan won’t become Dolphins’ forgotten man
Sean O'Sullivan has not given up on his quest to be a long-term Dolphins playmaker, but time is running out for the journeyman.
JackJumpers’ title defence in tatters as Hawks roll on
Star Illawarra big man Sam Froling has scored 18 points to go with seven rebounds to lead his side to a crushing win over Tasmania.
Resurgent Patterson scores century for Australia A
Comeback kid Kurtis Patterson continues to put national selectors on notice after hitting a superb, unbeaten century for Australia A.
Khawaja hits 200 before Aussie bowlers strike in Galle
After Usman Khawaja and Josh Inglis starred with the bat, Australia's bowlers found early wickets on day two of the first Test against Sri Lanka.
Laybutt in centre stage for Cowboys after Holmes exit
The Cowboys will have a new-look centre pairing in 2025, and talented Zac Laybutt's return from a ruptured ACL is just what they need to start the season.
Four in the mix as Dolphins captaincy battle heats up
The Dolphins will name a new captain for 2025 and while Tom Gilbert is a hot favourite, all the candidates in the four-man leadership group are in the mix.
Timeline set for Schmidt to finalise Wallabies future
Rugby Australia chief executive Phil Waugh says a decision on Joe Schmidt's future as Wallabies coach should be finalised in the next fortnight.
Aussie golf star’s ‘perfect storm’, fix for slow play
Cam Davis has explained how he managed to hit a rival's ball and why the costly mistake hasn't shaken his belief that more PGA titles are within reach.
Star injured as King shines in Australia’s dominant day
Australia have made a near-perfect start in their bid to whitewash the women's Ashes, dominating England on day one of the pink-ball Test at the MCG.
Sydney set to host 2027 Rugby World Cup final
Sydney has scored hosting rights for the 2027 Rugby World Cup final as Melbourne was unveiled as a tournament host.
Ryles turns to Moses in post-Gutherson Eels era
New Parramatta coach Jason Ryles has chosen Mitch Moses to replace the departed Clint Gutherson as Eels captain.
Port forward has fresh perspective after knee injury
Port Adelaide forward Sam Powell-Pepper says missing nearly all of last season because of a knee injury has given him a fresh perspective on his AFL career.
Richmond star to be sentenced over border assault
Richmond defender Noah Balta has admitted an assault after a man was sent to hospital with a head injury just before the end of the year.
Sky Blues to bolster ALM defence, Costa could return
Sydney FC coach Ufuk Talay says the club are on the verge of securing a much-needed defender, while an underdone Douglas Costa could feature against Adelaide.
AFL legend’s son jailed over ‘troubling’ $140,000 fraud
The son of an AFL great will spend nine months behind bars for fraudulently stealing $140,000 from a family-owned golf business to fund his gambling addiction.
Aussie girls set for T20 World Cup semi despite defeat
Australia's teenage women's side will face South Africa in the T20 Under-19 World Cup semi-final despite a reality check in a shock loss to Sri Lanka.
Time of the essence for Perth NRL side: Dolphins CEO
The Perth NRL side slated for 2027 can learn plenty from the Dolphins, one of their biggest supporters, as the clock ticks on their entry to the big time.
Dolphins CEO opens up about Dylan Brown links
Dolphins CEO Terry Reader has explained his club's position on the future of Parramatta's Dylan Brown and Morgan Knowles of St Helens.