Djokovic splits with long-time coach
Dethroned as world No.1 for the first time in two years, Novak Djokovic a day later confirmed his split from coach Marian Vajda after a 15-year partnership.
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Tudhope embracing high Paras expectations
Former boy wonder Ben Tudhope is embracing the pressure of being Australia's leading medal hope at the Beijing Winter Paralympics.
More sport sanctions and bans for Russia
The sporting isolation of Russia and Belarus, after the invasion of Ukraine, has intensified with a growing number of governing bodies imposing sanctions.
Wallaby Salakaia-Loto to join Northampton
Wallaby and Reds second row forward Lukhan Salakaia-Loto is to join English top-flight club Northampton after the Super Rugby season concludes.
ALW title-race on as City beat Jets
Melbourne City have moved back into second on the ALW table and kept the pressure on Sydney in the premiership race after beating Newcastle Jets 2-0 on Tuesday.
Sydney FC one step from ACL group stages
The withdrawal of Chinese club Changchun Yatai from the Asian Champions League has put Sydney FC a step closer to the competition's group stages.
Injured Matilda finds positives in break
Laid low by an ACL injury, Matildas midfielder Chloe Logarzo is confident she'll come out of the experience a better person and player for the 2023 World Cup.
Tassie unveils plans for stadium in Hobart
The Tasmanian government has unveiled plans for a $750 million stadium in Hobart, should the AFL grant the state a licence for a team.
Travel-weary Glory aim to take down City
Melbourne City are aiming for their fourth win on the trot, and they will start as hot favourites against a travel-weary Glory outfit eager to return home.
Test star Smith reveals vertigo incident
Star batsman Steve Smith says he's about to face fast bowlers for the first time since being concussed as Australia train ahead of the first Test in Pakistan.
Rivalry and redemption on agenda for Tahs
NSW Waratahs centre Lalakai Foketi says beating the Brumbies will only be possible if they take their chances in attack in the Super Rugby Pacific clash
Asian Cup review no ‘witch-hunt’: FA boss
FA CEO James Johnson says a review into the Matildas' Asian Cup campaign won't be a 'witch-hunt' against any individuals, including coach Tony Gustavsson.
Graham technique fine on concussion return
An ankle injury could delay Wade Graham's NRL return from concussions, but Cronulla's captain feels the technical lapses that caused him head knocks are sorted.
De Minaur pumped for home Davis Cup tie
Australian spearhead Alex de Minaur is relishing the rare chance to play a Davis Cup tie in his home city against Hungary in Sydney.
Swans star Papley out for start of season
Star Sydney forward Tom Papley will be sidelined for at least a month due to a hamstring injury, ruling him out of the Swans' AFL season-opener against GWS.
AFL injury worries ease for Port’s Lycett
Port Adelaide expect Scott Lycett and Connor Rozee to overcome ankle injuries and play in the AFL club's last trial game before the premiership season.
Qld-SA Shield clash hit by Brisbane floods
Queensland's Sheffield Shield clash with South Australia at the Gabba will be a three-day contest due to Brisbane's floods.
Anniversary adds to moment for next Tszyu
Flooding in Brisbane has forced Nikita Tszyu's professional boxing debut to be moved a second time.
Roosters coach Robinson signed until 2028
The Sydney Roosters have rewarded Trent Robinson with a five-year contract extension, locking him in as coach until the end of the 2028 NRL season.
Lions to travel south due to Qld floods
Unable to train due to Queensland's flood disaster, the Brisbane Lions will travel to Melbourne early for their AFL pre-season clash with the Western Bulldogs.
Exum extends Euro Barcelona contract
Dante Exum's short-term deal with Barcelona has been extended until June, ruling out an immediate move back to the NBA for the Boomers ace.
Russia cast into world sporting wilderness
Athletes from Russia and Belarus face isolation after a number of sports acted on the IOC's recommendation to suspend teams and individuals from competition.
Pangai avoids charge for pre-season spite
Canterbury recruit Tevita Pangai will not face any sanctions from the NRL, despite being placed on report twice in the Bulldogs' trial loss to Cronulla.
Drua Super clash shifted to Sunshine Coast
The Fijian Drua's first 'home' Super Rugby Pacific game has been moved to the Sunshine Coast after Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium was flooded.
Rodda happy to clear the air with Thorn
Western Force lock Izack Rodda has signed a contract extension with the Perth-based club until 2024, in a major boost for the Wallabies and Australian rugby.
NRL to clear up rep suspension loophole
The NRL will present a new model for suspensions and representative games with Canberra coach Ricky Stuart livid over inconsistencies in the current system.
One-game Super Rugby ban for Rebels’ Hodge
The struggling Melbourne Rebels have suffered another blow with fullback Reece Hodge copping a one-game ban that will see him miss Friday's clash with the Drua.
Busy Sharks half Hynes pleases Fitzgibbon
Cronulla coach Craig Fitzgibbon was most impressed with Nicho Hynes' work-rate as the halfback made a winning club debut in their NRL trial against Canterbury.
Threat against Ashton Agar investigated
Cricket Australia believe an online threat made against Ashton Agar is not credible after it was investigated by government security agencies.
Penrith to challenge for more NRL glory
Penrith will aim to win back-to-back premierships for the first time in the club's history when they kick off their 2022 campaign against Manly.
IOC calls for ban on Russians, Belarusians
The International Olympic Committee has called for a ban on all Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials from international events.