Fijian to win historic medal in women’s Games boxing
Jasmine Daunakamakama, the first woman to box for Fiji at the Commonwealth Games, was in tears after being guaranteed a medal.
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Australian defector pulls out of Glasgow showdown
Matt Richardson's much-anticipated Commonwealth Games showdown with Australia will not take place, with the English cycling defector out because of injury.
Teen weightlifting star wins Samoa’s first Games gold
At age 18, rising weightlifting star Seine Stowers has broken two Commonwealth Games records to snare Samoa's first gold medal in Glasgow.
The 2002 medallist making an inspirational Games return
A three-time Commonwealth Games medallist and the oldest member of Australia's athletics squad, Eliza Ault-Connell explains why she is back in the race chair.
‘I’ve taken pay cuts’: Munster opens up on PNG interest
Cameron Munster has spoken of the allure of the PNG Chiefs as he weighs up a move in 2028 after being given permission by Melbourne to negotiate.
Bulked up lock Salakaia-Loto back in Wallabies fray
Lukhan Salakaia-Loto has discussed his controversial omission from Joe Schmidt's final Wallabies Test squad ahead of his potential return to the fold in Japan.
Australia coach unconvinced Stokes exit is permanent
Australia coach Andrew McDonald is unconvinced he has seen the last of Ben Stokes, predicting the incoming England coach will "twist his arm" out of retirement.
Daicos-Mullin match-up to shape huge AFL clash
Oisin Mullin couldn't play in the All-Ireland final for Mayo but his job on Collingwood superstar Nick Daicos could be huge in the context of Geelong's season.
‘World-class’ criteria as Waratahs coach search narrows
Rugby Australia boss Phil Waugh has remained coy on the prospect of Michael Cheika returning to coach the NSW Waratahs next season.
Cool hand Luke gives Cowboys spark for Roosters visit
An injury to forward John Bateman in the captain's run has forced a bench reshuffle for North Queensland ahead of their clash with Sydney Roosters.
Rugby World Cup funding to aid Pacific push
As well as targeting Australian grassroots rugby, part of a $90 million World Cup funding package will be directed to establishing competitions in the Pacific.
Reynolds won’t quit Broncos early as coach dream nears
Brisbane captain Adam Reynolds has scuppered suggestions he won't finish the season as he reveals why pressure and criticism won't cruel his NRL coaching quest.
Tonga star vows to atone for ego and poor leadership
Siosifa Talakai is eager to represent Tonga at the 2026 Rugby League World Cup, admitting he bungled his last chance at the tournament.
Nikorima exit makes Dolphins halves puzzle clearer
No.6 Kodi Nikorima will join St George Illawarra next year as the Dolphins prepare to welcome England star George Williams and extend Brad Schneider's time.
Work to do for Aussie women ahead of US Open quest
Maya Joint is the only Australian left in the WTA event in Memphis after Kimberly Birell became the third, and latest, to exit in the first round.
Double-headers dominate final AFL fixtures
An MCG double-header and AFLW games before the men dominate the AFL's fixture release for round 23 and 24.
Demons coach doesn’t expect spice in Petracca reunion
Gold Coast's Christian Petracca will face his former club Melbourne for the first time, but Demons coach Steven King isn't expecting any spice in the reunion.
Standards have slipped, but no vaping in gym: Tigers
Benji Marshall has addressed concerns over Wests Tigers' internal standards after the club found itself engulfed in yet another off-field drama.
‘Stubborn’ Doueihi insists he is committed to Tigers
Adam Doueihi has fronted the media to explain his decision to walk out on Wests Tigers ahead of a must-win game against Canberra.
Cruz control: Hewitt takes top-100 scalp in ATP first
Cruz Hewitt has won for the first time at ATP Tour level, his Washington upset of former world No.37 Marcus Giron set to rocket him up the tennis rankings.
Records fall, young guns’ medals launch golden 100m era
Lachie Kennedy and Torrie Lewis have won medals and broken national 100m records in Glasgow, producing eye-catching times at the Commonwealth Games.
‘My time’: young gun usurps Chalmers in 100m free final
Freestyle king Kyle Chalmers has missed out on becoming Australia's most bemedalled male Commonwealth Games swimmer, finishing third in the 100m final.
Elliott gutted with fourth as Nauru teen shines
Australian weightlifter Kiana Elliott was proud, but devastated, as she missed a medal, while a 17-year-old continued Nauru's great tradition in the sport.
Canadian counsel helps Aussie medal glutton mull future
Battling soreness in her emotional injury comeback, Australia's most-decorated female gymnast Georgia Godwin isn't ready to make a call on her future yet.
‘Very bad look’: Brisbane defender given three-game ban
Brisbane's Ty Gallop has been banned for three games for serious misconduct by the AFL tribunal.
Broncos’ Semu-trailer to keep trucking after Haas exit
Brisbane have put their faith in 22-year-old prop Va'a Semu to start alongside Payne Haas and lock Pat Carrigan has backed the young big unit.
Star’s sideline influence a ‘weapon’ for weakened Storm
Storm players are praising skipper Harry Grant for coaching from the sideline as the superstar hooker repairs his hamstring
Kiss era begins as Wallabies plan for Eddie’s Japan
Les Kiss has addressed the Wallabies for the first time as coach as the squad began preparations for Eddie Jones' Japan in Osaka.
Taipans’ Bolden move as Phoenix add ex-NBA point guard
Jonah Bolden will play for Cairns while cross-town rivals South East Melbourne and United have each announced import signings ahead of the 2026/27 NBL season.
Beware of the pint-sized Rabbitoh: Souths players warn
Ashton Ward packs some punch for one of the smallest halves in the NRL, say South Sydney players who are chasing a finals berth.
Troubled Tiger earns recall after playing absence
Wests Tigers have made a call on Adam Doueihi's immediate playing future, naming the utility on their team sheet to face fellow strugglers Parramatta.