Beveridge ‘comfortable’ with Bulldogs coaching future
Lowly West Coast have dragged themselves off the bottom of the ladder after stunning the Western Bulldogs by seven points in the upset of the AFL season.
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Young gun Fowler better for World Cup experience
Matildas wunderkind Mary Fowler thrived on her Women's World Cup experience and appears set to go from strength to strength.
Knights beat Souths, strike huge blow in top-eight race
Newcastle are closing in on a return to the NRL finals after a 29-10 win over South Sydney, who may lose Latrell Mitchell to suspension.
Australian walker Jemima Montag wins world silver medal
With her late grandmother there in spirit, walker Jemima Montag has claimed Australia's first medal at the Budapest world athletics championships.
No hard feelings: Frizell shrugs at Latrell’s elbow hit
Latrell Mitchell could face suspension for hitting Tyson Frizell high with his elbow but the Newcastle forward has shrugged the incident off.
Raiders close to NRL finals after 12-point Bulldogs win
Canberra have come up with the biggest win of their NRL season, seeing off Canterbury 36-24 at GIO Stadium.
‘Nothing off table’ as Demons weigh up Grundy, forwards
Melbourne have secured their finals double chance, holding off an outstanding challenge from Hawthorn to win by 27 points at the MCG.
Tanking allegations ‘cut deep’: Eagles coach Simpson
West Coast coach Adam Simpson has used the Eagles' upset of the Western Bulldogs to hit out at critics who claimed the club was tanking for the No.1 draft pick.
Spain drop Putellas, England unchanged for WWC final
England have named an unchanged starting line-up for the Women's World Cup final while Spain have dropped Alexia Putellas for Salma Paralluelo.
Port Adelaide content with Jonas head-knock protocols
Port Adelaide captain Tom Jonas has overcome a nasty head knock to play a role in his team's 16-point win over Fremantle in Perth.
The race to the 2023 NRL finals intensifies
The run home for teams still in contention for the NRL finals.
Spain beat England 1-0 to win Women’s World Cup final
Spain have won the Women's World Cup for the first time by beating England 1-0 in the final in Sydney, with captain Olga Carmona scoring the winner.
Browning run out in 100m semis in Budapest
Rohan Browning couldn't find the extra gear he needed to book a spot in the 100m final at the world championships.
Browning ready to fly at world championships
Sprinter Rohan Browning has ticked all the boxes in the most consistent season of his career.
Kerr throws support behind Matildas teammate Carpenter
Ellie Carpenter was caught out a couple of times in the Women's World Cup loss to England but captain Sam Kerr has fiercely defended her Matildas teammate.
Matildas’ Gustavsson ready for familiar Swedish foes
Tony Gustavsson knows all about third-place play-off opponents Sweden as the Matildas aim to end their Women's World Cup campaign on a high.
No long-term concerns over Ben King, Gold Coast insist
Ben King could be put on ice for the final two weeks of Gold Coast's AFL campaign as the highly regarded spearhead continues to nurse a swollen knee.
Broncos have funds to re-sign more big guns: Walters
The long-term re-signing of Payne Haas will make it easier for the Broncos to retain key spine players Ezra Mam and Reece Walsh, coach Kevin Walters says.
Storm remain coy on NRL return for Ryan Papenhuyzen
Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy is happy with Ryan Papenhuyzen's progress but still will not lock in a date for the injury-plagued fullback's NRL comeback.
Family, NRL title quest drove new Haas Broncos deal
Payne Haas has spoken for the first time about his Broncos contract extension until the end of 2026, outlining why he has re-committed to the club.
Marshall wants to stop leaks and bolster Tigers roster
Benji Marshall insists he's ready to lift Wests Tigers out of the doldrums after being fast-tracked into the head coaching role.
‘Scary’ Raiders out to continue strong NRLW form
The fast-starting Raiders are only scratching the surface of their potential, insists coach Darrin Borthwick, as Canberra welcome Parramatta in the NRLW.
Swans clash the biggest of my career: Crows coach Nicks
Coach Matthew Nicks has described Adelaide's clash with Sydney as the biggest match of his career as the Crows seek to stay in the AFL finals hunt.
Aussie Davidson is joint leader at World Invitational
There is a crowded leaderboard at the LPGA Tour's World Invitational in Northern Ireland, where Australian Karis Davidson is among the frontrunners.
Multiple Australian medal hopes at world championships
The Australian squad boasts a large spread of genuine medal hopes at the world athletics championships in Budapest.
Kerr wants to end rollercoaster World Cup with bronze
Matildas captain Sam Kerr fought back from injury to deliver one of the goals of the Women's World Cup and wants to end her campaign with a bronze medal.
Titans debutant No.7 Weaver ready for Panthers baptism
On paper it looks a daunting task but Gold Coast debutant Tom Weaver will relish his showdown with Penrith maestro Nathan Cleary, Titans coach Jim Lenihan says.
Injury set to rule Cummins out of South Africa ODIs
Pat Cummins' wrist injury looks set to rule him out of Australia's South Africa tour but he is no doubt for the World Cup nor the lead-up matches against India.
Dolphins see silver lining in Marshall-King surgery
Dolphins No.9 Jeremy Marshall-King is one of a handful of players ruled out of the NRL clash with Wests Tigers due to injury.
Ilias backed to silence critics as Souths chase finals
South Sydney teammates say Lachlan Ilias can lead a late-season charge after their erratic form has left them fighting to make the NRL top eight.
Haunted Wallaby RWC final loser craves Matildas revenge
Still scarred by Australia's 2003 Rugby World Cup final loss to England, ex-Wallaby Mat Rogers wants revenge from the Matildas at the same venue 20 years on.