Sanders loses Dakar lead, Price now second
Daniel Sanders has lost his lead in the Dakar Rally after a bad day but his fellow Aussie Toby Price has shot up to second despite crashing into an opponent.
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Short canes ‘Canes in BBL record chase
Staring at a fifth consecutive loss, the Strikers pulled off a miracle at Adelaide Oval thanks to acting captain Matt Short's unbeaten century.
Taipans crush Bullets in NBL
Cairns Taipans smash Brisbane Bullets by 26 points to rack up a seventh straight win over their Queensland rivals.
Djokovic, Kyrgios plan Open warm-up clash
Novak Djokovic has confirmed he's in discussion with Nick Kyrgios to play an Australian Open warm-up match in Melbourne.
Kokkinakis pipped by Sinner in Adelaide
Australian hope Thanasi Kokkinakis has been beaten in two tight sets by Italian world No.15 Jannik Sinner at the Adelaide International 1.
Millman, Fourlis handed AO wildcards
Australians John Millman and Jaimee Fourlis have claimed two of the final four Australian Open wildcards on offer for the year's first major later this month.
Dolphins confirm Niu arrival from Brisbane
The Dolphins have confirmed the arrival of Brisbane Broncos backline talent Tesi Niu, who will fight for the No.1 jersey under coach Wayne Bennett.
Steve Smith uncertain about Test future
Steve Smith is at the top of his game but admits he's unsure how much longer he wants to represent Australia in Test cricket.
Titans ace Foran in best shape of career
Kieran Foran reveals how he got himself in top mental and physical shape, why he wants to win a title at the Titans, and his eternal debt to Des Hasler.
Khawaja cements status as SCG king
Usman Khawaja has cemented his status as king of the SCG with his third century from as many Test innings at the famous ground.
Nani backed to find elusive Victory goals
Nani is yet to score in the A-League Men but Melbourne Victory coach Tony Popovic says he's confident the goals can soon flow for his marquee player.
Djokovic to face Shapovalov in Adelaide
Top seed Novak Djokovic has been made to work hard for his berth in the Adelaide International quarter-finals, where he will face Canadian Denis Shapovalov.
Wallabies lose Wisemantel for World Cup
Attack coach Scott Wisemantel has surprised the Wallabies by announcing he won't be part of their Rugby World Cup plans, opting to focus on his family.
Broncos boss draws ‘line in the sand’
Brisbane chief executive Dave Donaghy has again defended the NRL club's culture after a string of off-field distractions ahead of the 2023 season.
Underdone Osaka in extreme Open doubt
Two-time champion and former world No.1 Naomi Osaka seems almost certain to miss the Australian Open, having not played a match since last September.
Khawaja makes it anniversary to remember
Usman Khawaja's fifth century in 12 months has helped Australia to 4-475 at stumps on day two of the third Test against South Africa after rain hit the SCG.
Sixers-Heat BBL game washed out by rain
Rain has denied BBL fans at North Sydney Oval the prospect of an exciting run chase, after Brisbane Heat raced to 6-147 off 13 overs against Sydney Sixers.
Aussie Popyrin makes Adelaide quarters
Australian Alexei Popyrin will take on Yoshihito Nishioka in the quarter-finals of the Adelaide International 1 after producing yet another fighting win.
Bromwich keen on leading NRL Dolphins
Dolphins captaincy contender Jesse Bromwich has revealed how Collingwood great Nick Maxwell unlocked his leadership potential at the Melbourne Storm.
Giddey sparks OKC’s record rout of Boston
Josh Giddey scored 17 points in the third quarter alone and finished with 25 as the Thunder rolled the NBA's top-ranked team Boston 150-117.
Hewitt’d welcome back Sydney International
A four-time winner of the Sydney International, Lleyton Hewitt says he'd be happy to see the now-defunct event restored to the calendar..
Greece, US, Poland through in United Cup
Greece have scraped through to the United Cup semi-finals after beating Croatia in the mixed doubles of the Perth city final.
Vondrousova, Sabalenka through in Adelaide
Former French Open finalist Marketa Vondrousova will play Aryna Sabalenka in the Adelaide quarter-finals after the pair enjoyed contrasting victories.
Barty’s mentor role at Australian Open
Retired champion Ash Barty will return to Melbourne Park for the 2023 Australian Open in a more relaxed role as mentor of fellow tennis prodigy Olivia Gadecki.
Alcaraz to return in tennis charity event
Carlos Alcaraz will make his first appearance in Australia as world No.1 at the Tennis Plays for Peace charity event at Rod Laver Arena on January 11.
Broncos grant Haas personal leave
The Brisbane Broncos have granted Payne Haas personal leave, after his mother was charged for her alleged involvement in a fatal car accident.
Santos says farewell as Pele laid to rest
Brazilian soccer legend Pele has been laid to rest in Santos, the city he made famous, after a four-hour procession through streets packed with mourners.
Saudi Arabia is a ‘new challenge’: Ronaldo
Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has said he chose Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr for a new challenge despite offers from elsewhere including Australia.
Poor Sydney weather cruels Labuschagne
Marnus Labuschagne has been caught behind for 79 leaving Australia 2-147 against South Africa when umpires stopped play on day one at the SCG due to bad light.
Rogers on top after BBL Mankad controversy
Tom Rogers has taken a five-wicket haul in the Melbourne Renegades' emphatic BBL derby win over the Melbourne Stars, after Adam Zampa attempted to Mankad him.
Australia seals first United Cup win
Another win for Jason Kubler and mixed doubles success for Samantha Stosur and John Peers have earned Australia their first United Cup tennis victory.