Victory keen to turn pain into ALW derby triumph
Melbourne Victory will attempt to take a step towards sealing their A-League Women finals berth when they take on rivals Melbourne City.
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Inglis demands life bans as racism repeats on Mitchell
NRL CEO Andrew Abdo has promised the sport will do all it can to eradicate racist fans, as Greg Inglis called for life bans following abuse of Latrell Mitchell.
Ex-Pies skipper Chiocci joins Saints in three-club deal
A bumper three-club trade between Collingwood, St Kilda and North Melbourne that includes Magpies skipper Steph Chiocci has kicked off the AFLW trade period.
Ricky’s Raiders to embrace Redcliffe NRL cauldron
Ricky Stuart says a week on the Sunshine Coast has steeled his Raiders before they face the Dolphins in an emotional first appearance at their Redcliffe base.
Brumbies-Reds tie provides Wallabies fullback rehearsal
Three leading contenders to play fullback for the Wallabies at this year's Rugby World Cup will clash in a Super Rugby Pacific clash on Saturday night.
Gloves off, shirt off as Tszyu, Harrison get serious
Australian fan favourite Tim Tszyu and trash-talking American Tony Harrison have traded more barbs in an explosive pre-world title fight exchange in Sydney.
Mitchell abuse just tip of the iceberg: former coaches
Trent Robinson has declared the person who racially abused Latrell Mitchell in club colours does not represent them, apologising to his former player.
Australia plan to embrace Test crowd, political event
Acting captain Steve Smith says Australia will thrive on the opportunity to play in front of more than 100,000 people at the fourth Test in Ahmedabad.
O’Meara reveals why Mundy comparisons embarrass him
Former Hawk Jaeger O'Meara was lured to Fremantle to replace retired champion David Mundy, but says he can't compare to the champion Docker.
Capewell laces up for star Cowboy’s aerial assault
Brisbane were exposed by breakout North Queensland star Jeremiah Nanai in the corresponding game last season and Kurt Capewell is intent on avoiding a repeat.
Lions, rivals wait on AFLW compensation picks
AFLW clubs who lost players during the priority signing period will likely receive compensation in the form of additional picks to be used at this year's draft.
Coach Arthur downplays Eels’ tough draw to start season
No NRL side has a tougher draw than Parramatta in the first five weeks of the season but coach Brad Arthur has shrugged off fears of a 0-5 start.
Human error to blame for St Kilda’s audio blunder
Game day audio from St Kilda coach Ross Lyon and his assistants was accidentally uploaded to a place where rival AFL clubs could access it.
Inglis the hero as WA crush SA in one-day cup final
Western Australia have claimed a record 16th one-day cup title after crushing South Australia by 181 runs in Wednesday's final at the WACA Ground.
Geelong favoured by captains to again make grand final
A survey of AFL captains shows most believe premiers Geelong will reach another grand final and Melbourne's Clayton Oliver is their Brownlow Medal favourite.
Liberals ‘must do better’ bringing in women: Perrottet
The NSW premier says the Liberal Party needs to do better bringing women into its ranks, after falling short of its own target of 40 per cent representation.
Sharp shooting Goulding seals move to Paris
Chris Goulding has signed with Paris Basketball, coached by former Sydney Kings mentor Will Weaver, for the rest of the French Pro A and EuroCup seasons.
League let me down over nose problems: Blake Ferguson
Former NSW and Australia winger Blake Ferguson says rugby league has let him down by not helping fix his damaged nose, which has left him struggling to sleep.
‘Lost’ Tanah Boyd finds himself in Titans’ No.7
Tanah Boyd hopes his positional rollercoaster ride is over after a strong start in the Gold Coast No.7 alongside new playmaking partner Kieran Foran.
Wardlaw, Pullar add to Lions’ list of AFLW outs
The hits keep coming for Brisbane's AFLW list, with key pair Jesse Wardlaw and Lulu Pullar confirming their desire to be traded ahead of next season.
Dragons players know Griffin’s fate rests with them
St George Illawarra stars Jack Bird and Jack de Belin have conceded Anthony Griffin's future as Dragons coach rests with the players.
Friendly fullback tussle keeps Reds Test pair on toes
Jock Campbell played two Tests at fullback late last year but now finds himself deputising for fellow World Cup hopeful Jordan Petaia at the Queensland Reds.
Aloisi wooed by culture for new Western United contract
John Aloisi has agreed to a two-year contract extension as coach of the A-League Men reigning champions Western United.
Australia A to prepare for Ashes defence in New Zealand
Cricket Australia have announced two tour matches in Lincoln, south of Christchurch, as they prepare for the Ashes series beginning in June.
Ciraldo urges Bulldogs to add more edge to their game
Canterbury coach Cameron Ciraldo has told his team to re-find their attacking style and use their edges after Viliame Kikau and company had a quiet round one.
Walsh just another brick in Broncos wall: Walters
Brisbane coach Kevin Walters has turned the Broncos into his own 'Department of Defence' ahead of the home Queensland derby clash with North Queensland.
Khawaja stars as Aussies bat through day in fourth Test
Opener Usman Khawaja's brilliant unbeaten helped Australia to 4-255 at stumps on day one of the fourth Test against India in Ahmedabad.
Tszyu’s eyes on the prize, blocking out family sideshow
Tim Tszyu has eyes only for American Tony Harrison and a boxing world title, not his brother Nikita who features on the same card for the first time on Sunday.
Van Gisbergen still the hunted in Supercars’ new era
Shane van Gisbergen remains the man for the chasing pack to catch as Supercars returns for its first event of the season in Newcastle.
Sharks back call to fight Graham’s NRL charge
Cronulla NRL coach Craig Fitzgibbon believes fighting Wade Graham's reckless high contact charge was the right thing despite despite losing the case.
Experienced Cats know what lies ahead in flag defence
New Geelong captain Patrick Dangerfield says after so many years of falling short, the reigning premiers know how hard it will be to go back-to-back.