Storm’s Munster to face Penrith despite ongoing illness
Melbourne are confident Cameron Munster will be available for their blockbuster clash with Penrith despite the star playmaker still battling illness.
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Eagles coach Adam Simpson digs in amid fan outrage
West Coast coach Adam Simpson is adamant he's the right man to lead the club's rebuild, despite fans of the AFL's bottom side calling for him to step aside.
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.
‘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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Broncos can win comp without Hunt: Kerrod Walters
Kerrod Walters says Brisbane reminds him of the 1992 outfit that won the title after just missing the finals in 1991 and can succeed without Ben Hunt.
Labuschagne won’t overthink Broad’s Ashes bowling
Marnus Labuschagne insists Stuart Broad does not have the wood over him, saying he won't overthink the England quick's outswing after his two outs at Edgbaston.
‘Hunting season’: Knights’ O’Brien knows pressure is on
Back-to-back losses have heaped pressure on Newcastle coach Adam O'Brien as critical games against Canterbury and Wests Tigers loom.
Bronco Walsh referred to NRL judiciary for foul rant
Brisbane's Reece Walsh insists his foul-mouthed spray on Sunday was not aimed at referee Chris Butler after he was referred straight to the NRL judiciary.
Damien Hardwick wants to coach at AFL level again
Former Richmond coach Damien Hardwick admits he misses coaching and wants to return to the AFL fold at some point.
Dragons retain Hunt, thwart Broncos’ bold poaching bid
St George Illawarra have doubled down on their stance on the Ben Hunt saga, reiterating the captain will not be permitted to leave the struggling NRL club.
Don’t blame Adam Simpson for our failings: Shuey
The futures of West Coast coach Adam Simpson and chief executive Trevor Nisbett are up in the air following the club's season from hell.
Foord poised to step out of Kerr’s shadow at World Cup
Matildas attacker Caitlin Foord is thriving with club and country and looks primed to make the Women's World Cup on home soil all her own.
Kubler leads Aussies’ pre-Wimbledon push in Mallorca
Jason Kubler, fresh from his first grass-court title, is seeking more success in Mallorca alongside a parade of Australian Wimbledon hopefuls.
Foran insists ‘father figure’ Hasler will boost Titans
Kieran Foran says the Titans will fire for interim coach Jimmy Lenihan before his own former mentor Des Hasler arrives in 2024 to showcase "deep love and care".
Humbled Slipper ready to lead in Wallabies co-captaincy
Wallabies veteran James Slipper admits co-captaining his nation is an exciting honour but his focus is on helping his country win a Rugby World Cup.
Hannay’s State of Origin wisdom lifts Cowboys
North Queensland's Valentine Holmes and Murray Taulagi have taken the Maroons' edge defence back to club football with strong results.
Mitchell laments Hawks’ ‘let down’ loss to Suns
Sam Mitchell says Hawthorn's final-quarter fade out in a heavy loss to Gold Coast was inexcusable after they became the latest AFL club to lose after a bye.
Roosters can still win premiership, says Robinson
Triple premiership-winning coach Trent Robinson maintains the Sydney Roosters can still win the 2023 NRL title despite slumping to 12th on the ladder.
Alcaraz downs de Minaur to become Queen’s king and No.1
Australian Alex de Minaur found Carlos Alcaraz just too strong in the Queen's Club Championship final as the Spaniard roared back to No.1 in the world.