Women’s players insured for All-Stars
Out-of-contract NRLW players will be insured during the All-Stars fixture, amid fears they would be unprotected as the pay dispute rolls on.
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Australian runner Bol fails drugs test
Australian Olympic runner Peter Bol has failed a drugs test, returning a positive result for the banned substance EPO at an out-of-competition test.
Gildart rides Dolphin wave after storm
Oliver Gildart endured tough times at the Wests Tigers last year and after reuniting with his former England coach at the Dolphins he has an NRL point to prove.
Test captaincy on table as Jones returns
Coach Eddie Jones will "walk the floor" to determine a worthy Wallabies captain that can galvanise the Test side ahead of this year's Rugby World Cup.
Kokkinakis falls to Murray in marathon
Thanasi Kokkinakis has surrendered a two-set lead to fall to former world No.1 Andy Murray in a late night Australian Open epic at Melbourne Park.
Swiatek, Tsitsipas back in Open action
European stars Iga Swiatek and Stefanos Tsitsipas continue their pursuit of Australian Open glory on an action-packed day five schedule at Melbourne Park.
Jones mulls options for Wallabies No.10
Eddie Jones has outlined what he wants from his Wallabies' No.10 as an already wide-open World Cup race intensifies under the incoming Australian coach.
Amazing Australian Open win for Brooksby
Unfancied Jenson Brooksby has made a stunning recovery to beat No.2 seed Casper Ruud and join the growing list of Americans in the Australian Open third round.
Thunder claim crucial Renegades BBL win
Sydney Thunder have taken a big step towards playing in the BBL finals, knocking off the Melbourne Renegades by eight wickets to move inside the top five.
Bullets pip 36ers in NBL overtime thriller
Tyler Johnson and Jason Cadee have guided the party-spoiling Brisbane Bullets to a pulsating 106-101 overtime win over Adelaide.
Matthews furious, Rohan Dennis leads Tour
Australian cycling star Rohan Dennis has won a dramatic second stage of the Tour Down Under and leads the race by three seconds.
Eddie upbeat for ‘intriguing’ World Cup
Incoming Wallabies coach Eddie Jones believes the team that improves the most before September's wide open Rugby World Cup will win it.
Defence on Dunkley’s mind in Lions move
Brisbane recruit Josh Dunkley wants to bring a defensive edge to a side not short on attacking talent that's pushing for AFL improvement in 2023.
Jones’ double act to restore rugby health
Eddie Jones knows it's tricky to balance performance with engagement in modern sport but says it must happen to restore rugby's health in Australia.
Pegula leads big-gun winners at AO
Jessica Pegula, Coco Gauff and Victoria Azarenka are among the big-name women's winners on day one at Melbourne Park.
Gadecki lives up to hype with big Open win
Emerging star Olivia Gadecki has led four locals through to the Australian Open second round on a thrilling first day and night at Melbourne Park.
Rennie sacked, Jones new Wallabies coach
Eddie Jones' return as Wallabies coach at the expense of Dave Rennie has created a potential World Cup final grudge match between Australia and England.
Nadal, Swiatek head up day one Open action
Top-seeded title holder Rafael Nadal and women's world No.1 Iga Swiatek headline the schedule for day one of the Australian Open at Melbourne Park.
Desert agony for Price in Dakar near-miss
Australian Toby Price has been left to reflect glumly on the agony of losing the Dakar Rally by 43 seconds in the race's closest-ever finish.
Perry has gone to another level: Lanning
Meg Lanning says star batter Ellyse Perry is in unstoppable form ahead of the T20 World Cup as Perry explains why she is never content to rest on her laurels.
Farnworth ‘tunnels’ way to new NRL deal
Off-contract Brisbane centre Herbie Farnworth trained in an 80-metre tunnel under a Lancashire motorway in his break when other options were under ice and snow.
ICC called upon to ban Afghanistan
Human Rights Watch has called on the ICC to ban Afghanistan from international cricket in the wake of Cricket Australia's stance on the Taliban-led country.
Froome: Tour de France remains a ‘carrot’
Four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome would become the oldest winner in the event's history if he can pull off another title.
Snapshot of round 10 of the A-League Women
A snapshot of round 10 of the A-League Women, in which Western Sydney ended Western United's winning run, while tempers flared in Perth.
Tough going for Genia in Japan club rugby
The Will Genia-captained Kintetsu Liners are finding life difficult in Japan Rugby League One with another heavy defeat since their promotion.
Crichton prepares to leave NRL’s Panthers
Talented Penrith centre and dual NRL premiership winner Stephen Crichton has informed the Panthers 2023 will be his last season with the club.
Paulo urging Moses to remain an Eel
Co-captain Junior Paulo says Mitch Moses' Parramatta teammates have urged him to remain with the reigning runners-up.
Kyrgios out of Australian Open
Nick Kyrgios has been forced to withdraw from the Australian Open due to injury.
‘Strap in’ for Jones’ return: Tim Horan
Eddie Jones' shock return as Wallabies coach and the axing of Dave Rennie has created fierce debate eight months out from France's Rugby World Cup.
Injured Kyrgios out of Australian Open
A devastated Nick Kyrgios felt he was a favourite to break through for his first major title before a knee injury forced him out of the Australian Open.
Lion Adams likely to miss 2023 AFL season
A serious concussion is likely to keep Brisbane defender Marcus Adams sidelined for the 2023 AFL season.