NRL denies rejecting league pregnancy and leave policy
The NRL has issued a statement saying it has been working on a NRLW pregnancy policy since last October, denying reports it had rejected a proposal by the RLPA.
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Horn backs ‘full on’ Liam Wilson for boxing boilover
Jeff Horn has felt the full force of Liam Wilson's power and believes he's well positioned to produce his own underdog world title story in Phoenix.
Sixers to recall Daniel Hughes for do-or-die BBL clash
Daniel Hughes is set to return to the Sydney Sixers' XI for Thursday's 'Challenger Final', which will be his first BBL game since early January.
Eddie Jones targets a golden era for the Wallabies
Eddie Jones says he is just a small cog in the Wallabies machine as they bid to claim the Rugby World Cup and knock New Zealand off their perch.
Reds bolster pack with Fijian recruit Peni Ravai
The Queensland Reds have signed versatile Fijian Peni Ravai to bolster a pack missing injured prop Taniela Tupou for the new Super Rugby Pacific season.
MacGill denies intimidating, swearing at mate’s ex
Former Test cricketer Stuart MacGill has told a Sydney court he was worried for his friend's mental health on the day he's accused of abusing their ex-fiance.
Matterson denied bid to convert NRL ban into fine
Ryan Matterson's bid to turn his three-match ban into a $4000 fine has been denied by the NRL, after he initially opted to take the on-field sanction.
Warner fears for future of Test cricket
In the twilight of his own Test career, David Warner is urging the next generation of cricketers to make a priority of pursuing the baggy green.
Record crowd hopes for Matildas WC opener
Australia will start their Women's World Cup campaign against Ireland at Sydney's Accor Stadium after FIFA bowed to public demand and moved the fixture.
Cleveland clutch as 36ers edge Taipans
The Adelaide 36ers have kept their playoff aspirations alive with a gusty 99-96 win over Cairns to snap a five game NBL losing streak.
Smith to keep chasing improvement
Steve Smith is not content to rest on his laurels after a winning a record-equalling fourth Allan Border Medal.
Strikers’ Matt Short named BBL’s best
Adelaide Strikers opening batter Matt Short has been announced as the Big Bash League's most valuable player at the Cricket Australia Awards.
Dolphins name Katoa, ‘Big Val’ for trial
The Dolphins will play their first ever trial on Saturday with exciting Tongan teenager Isaiya Katoa and a giant centre nicknamed 'Val Meninga' in the team.
Healy confirmed for first World Cup game
After suffering a calf injury last month, Alyssa Healy has confirmed her availability for Australia's entire World Cup campaign in South Africa.
A-Leagues pride round can thrive: Cavallo
Gay footballer Josh Cavallo has lamented the Cairns Taipans' decision not to wear pride jerseys but thinks A-Leagues players will embrace a pride round.
NRLW high priority in renewed CBA talks
The NRLW's CBA is likely to be a major priority when the NRL and the RLPA meet later this week to restart negotiations.
Niu start for Dolphin under wise Woolf
Tesi Niu is targeting a starting NRL centre spot at the Dolphins as he reunites with his Tongan coach Kristian Woolf after securing a release from the Broncos.
Mitch pitch: Brooks’ Tigers plea to Moses
Luke Brooks hopes to convince off-contract Parramatta playmaker Mitchell Moses that returning to the Wests Tigers is the best option for his career.
Djokovic has sights on Court’s slam record
Novak Djokovic isn't ruling out beating Margaret Court's all-time record of 24 grand slam singles crowns after winning No.22 with a 10th Australian Open.
Port’s Lycett ready to carry AFL ruck load
Port Adelaide's Scott Lycett says he's again ready to carry the ruck load after playing just four AFL games last season because of a shoulder reconstruction.
MacGill not told to leave pub: bartender
Former Test cricketer Stuart MacGill has been accused of intimidation at a Sydney pub, threatening to call the police on a woman before she was told to leave.
Cooks, Creek, Cotton up for NBL MVP award
The NBL has announced the nominees for its annual awards, with Xavier Cooks, Mitch Creek and Bryce Cotton all up for the league's most valuable player gong.
Flag hero Kelly returns to Magpies as CEO
Collingwood premiership player and powerful player agent Craig Kelly will be the club's new chief executive in a major coup for the Magpies
Modest Djokovic plays down GOAT claims
He's back on top of the world after winning a record-equalling 22nd grand slam men's singles crown but Novak Djokovic humbly says he's not the tennis GOAT yet.
Renshaw not counting on India Test run
Cameron Green is racing to be fit to play in Australia's first Test in India but Matt Renshaw is no certainty to play instead of the young allrounder.
Djokovic’s Australian Open perfect 10
Novak Djokovic has won his 10th Australian Open title and record-equalling 22nd grand slam singles crown with a straight-sets final win over Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Foley sparks Spears in Japanese club rugby
A late penalty goal from Wallabies five-eighth Bernard Foley has extended Kubota Spears' unbeaten start to the Japan Rugby League One season.
Socceroos just getting started: Arnold
Graham Arnold has been reappointed as Socceroos coach until the end of the 2026 World Cup campaign and is adamant there's plenty more to come from his squad.
Lynx continue winning ways in WNBL
The Flyers soared to top spot, Perth's winning streak continued and the Heals were no-shows again for Sydney in an eventful weekend.
Green no certainty for first Test in India
Australia allrounder Cameron Green is not certain to be fit for the first Test in India as he recovers from a broken injury suffered at the MCG last month.
Heat cruise past Renegades in BBL knockout
Melbourne Renegades' first BBL finals appearance in four years has proved short-lived, losing to an Usman Khawaja-inspired Brisbane Heat by seven wickets.