Barry Cable’s Hall of Fame removal ’25 years too late’
A woman repeatedly sexually assaulted by Australian rules identity Barry Cable says his axing from the sport's Hall of Fame took quarter of a century too long.
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Skelton can bring French ‘edge’ to Wallabies pack
Will Skelton will enjoy some rare time in Wallabies camp before the Rugby Championship and hopes his superb club form can transfer to the Test arena.
Cummins and co embrace life as Ashes problem-solvers
Australia's bowlers have become Test cricket's most important problem-solvers against England's all-out Bazball attack with the bat, and they love it.
Tigers recall Laurie in glimpse into post-Brooks era
Wests Tigers have begun planning for life without Luke Brooks in 2024 and will blood a new halves pairing this weekend.
Hunt over, Broncos move on after Dragons saga
Insisting they remain confident in their current roster, Brisbane say they are not going to dwell on St George Illawarra's decision not to release Ben Hunt.
Cats heroes Bartel, Enright inducted into Hall of Fame
Jimmy Bartel and Corey Enright have become the latest Geelong legends to be added into the Australian Football Hall of Fame.
Walsh cops three-game ban for ref spray, out of Origin
Brisbane's Reece Walsh has been found guilty of lashing out at referee Chris Butler during Sunday's loss to Gold Coast and will miss State of Origin III.
Williams advocates for Voice in Hall of Fame speech
Port Adelaide AFL premiership coach Mark Williams has delivered a stirring and passionate Hall of Fame induction speech to advocate for Indigenous footballers.
Stokes won’t rein in Robinson as more Ashes fire looms
England have backed Ollie Robinson to continue launching verbal grenades at Australia in the Ashes, confident it brings out the best in the quick.
Lions keep Zorko in cotton wool for Tigers clash
Dayne Zorko is back from injury but remains out of the Brisbane Lions' side as coach Chris Fagan experiments with his line-up in the hunt for an AFL flag.
Kubler seeking more ‘special moments’ at Wimbledon
After a decade navigating the hard grind of the tennis circuit Jason Kubler knows what he is looking for, steady improvement and memories that last.
Laid-back Starc will enjoy Lord’s lunch if sidelined
Mitchell Starc is so used to getting dropped by Australia that he doesn't sound too fussed about his chances of playing in the second Test.
Gardner takes eight wickets in Australia Ashes triumph
Ashleigh Gardner's record-breaking eight-wicket haul has spun Australia to an 89-run Ashes Test win over England, offering a glimpse of the team's next decade.
Tennis won’t be divided by Saudi interest: Tiley
Saudi Arabia is poised to invest in the ATP tour but Australian Open chief Craig Tiley is confident tennis won't be divided like how golf was split by LIV.
Sea Eagles swoop to sign Brooks on four-year NRL deal
Manly have signed Luke Brooks on a four-year contract starting in 2024 after prolonged speculation a fresh start could be just what the playmaker needs.
Dees’ Oliver still out with lingering hamstring injury
Hamstrung Demon Clayton Oliver is set to miss two more games while Richmond midfielder Dion Prestia is unavailable for Thursday's match against Brisbane.
Kemeny and Pietsch happy for any Wallabies role
Josh Kemeny and Dylan Pietsch are happy to play anywhere from the back row to wing for a Test spot, after being among eight new faces in the Wallabies' squad.
Flegler a big doubt for Origin III with foot injury
Queensland's Thomas Flegler is racing the clock to line up in the third State of Origin match after suffering a foot injury against Gold Coast in the NRL.
‘We’re not where we want to be’: Luke Keary
As the Sydney Roosters struggle through a disappointing season, captain James Tedesco has come under major scrutiny for one of the first times in his career.
Bumbling Bunnies look to NZ escape to revive NRL season
Fallen premiership favourites South Sydney are looking forward to turning their NRL season around with a road trip to Auckland to face the Warriors.
Hammer wants bragging rights as Broncos showdown looms
Dolphins fullback Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow says Billy Slater's tips and a desire to end a three-game losing streak has him primed to fire against the Broncos.
Fifita, Foran partnership keeps Titans in finals hunt
David Fifita is in career-best form for Gold Coast and Queensland and his combination with veteran Kieran Foran has the Titans right in semi-finals hunt.
Lions’ Berry ready to revisit Tigers AFL connection
Brisbane midfielder Jarrod Berry and Richmond interim coach Andrew McQualter will face off in the AFL but have a long-standing connection off the field.
Vine battles imposter syndrome to become key Matilda
Cortnee Vine's rapid rise has sometimes left her feeling she's masquerading as a Matilda, but the speedy winger is on a fast-track to a World Cup breakthrough.
Walsh to play for Broncos after beating ankle injury
Reece Walsh has shaken off an ankle injury and is ready to line up for Brisbane at Gold Coast, while Kevin Walters has outlined the Broncos' stance on Ben Hunt.
Meagre Origin minutes for Murray a bonus: South Sydney
Coach Jason Demetriou says NSW's under-use of Cameron Murray during State of Origin II is a boost for South Sydney when they play North Queensland.
Ashes can have worldwide impact on Tests: CA’s Hockley
Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley believes a big Ashes series can have a genuine impact in helping Test cricket worldwide, amid concerns for the format.
Electric Eels whip dire Dolphins as Moses stars
Parramatta scored the most first-half points in their history in a 48-20 NRL thrashing of the Dolphins at Sunshine Coast Stadium, the Eels' fifth win in a row.
Keary overcomes jaw blow in boost for Roosters
Cleared of a serious jaw injury, playmaker Luke Keary will face the Raiders in a boost for the Sydney Roosters as they look to break into the top eight.
Understrength Panthers suck the life out of Knights
Even without six State of Origin stars, Penrith have proven far too classy for Newcastle in a comfortable 20-12 NRL win over the Knights at BlueBet Stadium.
Record-breaking Swans thump Eagles to boost finals bid
Sydney have set AFL records and poured more misery on an embattled West Coast outfit that was again hit hard by injuries in a 171-point loss at the SCG.