Smith ready for Tigermania at US PGA
Aussie golf star Cameron Smith is bracing for huge galleries when he plays in the group behind Tiger Woods for the first two rounds of the US PGA Championship.
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Aussie Mott becomes England ODI, T20 coach
Australian women's coach Matthew Mott has officially accepted the plum job of leading England men's white-ball teams.
Origin speculation excites Cowboys youth
A number of North Queensland's young guns are coming into the discussion about possible Queensland Origin selection.
Lumumba ends battle with Collingwood
Collingwood premiership player Heritier Lumumba claims he is walking away from his long-running dispute with the Magpies to release the burden in his life.
Bennett reflects on Symonds’ Broncos fling
Wayne Bennett was happy to have late Australian cricket Andrew Symonds at Broncos training, but quick to ensure he shelved ambitions of an NRL career.
Titans skip buoyed by weight of captaincy
Gold Coast captain Tino Fa'asuamaleaui says he feels the pressure of captaincy at a young age, but it also invigorates his desire to deliver for the Titans.
Dolphins, Broncos in fight for Farnworth
Brisbane and NRL newcomers the Dolphins are waiting on Herbie Farnworth's next move after making their pitch for his services.
NRLW stars Upton, Boyle join Knights
Wooden spooners Newcastle have bolstered their NRLW squad with the acquisition of Brisbane stars Millie Boyle and Tamika Upton.
Treloar wants to be a Bulldog to the end
Western Bulldogs star Adam Treloar says running out onto the ground with daughter Georgie for his 200th AFL game will be one of his proudest moments.
The club driving Smith’s PGA Championship
World No.4 Cameron Smith says driving well from the tee will be key as he spearheads an eight-strong Australian assault on the US PGA Championship in Oklahoma.
Rohan’s AFL return set to boost Cats
Geelong star Gary Rohan has not played an AFL game since September last year but is finally ready to return to action against Port Adelaide this week.
Shayna Jack wins Aussie swim team spot
Shayna Jack, after serving a two-year doping ban, has secured selection on the Australian swim team for this year's world titles and Commonwealth Games.
Johns sways Bellamy to remain Storm coach
Craig Bellamy says a phone call from former NRL star Andrew Johns helped persuade him to coach for a 21st year at the Melbourne Storm.
Demons to face AFL selection squeeze
Unbeaten AFL leaders Melbourne are set to welcome back Christian Salem and Michael Hibberd in coming weeks but face a tough task to work out their best line-up.
Dogs skipper talks finals, Potter arrives
Bulldogs captain Josh Jackson was prepared to back Trent Barrett before his exit this week, with Mick Potter now in the hot seat at the battling NRL club.
Broncos wary as Knights crown Milford
Brisbane coach Kevin Walters is wary of former half Anthony Milford, who he thinks will benefit from the "clean air" at Newcastle since his Red Hill exit.
Warriors seek momentum before homecoming
If the Warriors are to emerge from the NRL's chasing pack Nathan Brown's side need to address their inconsistencies.
Eddie Jones brushes aside clean sweep talk
Eddie Jones is preparing for a very different challenge from his compatriots than when he last led England's rugby men to a clean sweep on Australian soil.
Shayna Jack eyes Aussie swim team recall
Drug-tainted swimmer Shayna Jack will seek to earn a recall to the Australian team on day one of the national championships in Adelaide.
Seven Aussies battle for French Open spots
Lizette Cabrera has become the seventh Australian player to make it through the first round of qualifying at the French Open.
Katz brothers in Comm Games judo team
Australia will send a 12-strong team of judokas to the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
Hird, Solomon help out GWS’ AFL coach
James Hird will move into an expanded coaching role with GWS to help former Essendon teammate Mark McVeigh after Leon Cameron's departure from the Giants.
Swifts end Lightning dynasty in thriller
NSW Swifts co-captain Maddy Proud has led her team to a 61-60 Super Netball win against the Sunshine Coast Lightning at USC Stadium.
England’s Lynagh closer to Australia tour
Eddie Jones has selected the uncapped Louis Lynagh, son of former Wallabies great Michael Lynagh, in England's pre-tour training squad before the July Tests.
Brimmer hands Victory edge over United
Melbourne Victory have beaten Western United 1-0 in the first leg of their A-League Men semi-final thanks to Jake Brimmer's marvellous half-volley.
Vixens too hot for Fever in Super Netball
The Melbourne Vixens won a vital 70-64 win against the West Coast Fever to take an outright lead in the Super Netball competition.
Radley suffers NSW Origin blues yet again
Victor Radley's hopes of making his State of Origin debut have been dashed with the Sydney Roosters lock requiring surgery on his injured ankle.
Milford to make NRL return against Broncos
Anthony Milford is set to make his NRL debut for Newcastle against former club Brisbane, with the Knights naming the 27-year-old at five-eighth.
Naden exits Bulldogs, Potter set to coach
Brent Naden has joined the Wests Tigers after being granted an immediate release by Canterbury, with Mick Potter the favourite to coach the NRL strugglers.
Chalmers fears for post-swimming future
Kyle Chalmers admits "big-time" concern at his physical state when he quits swimming, revealing shoulder injuries are already impacting his everyday life.
Wilson returns to right Reds Super ship
Harry Wilson will return from a heavy head knock to face Moana Pasifika and says the Queensland Reds are still upbeat despite their recent Super Rugby losses.