Lions mow down Crows, storm into AFLW grand final
Brisbane will take on North Melbourne in the AFLW grand final after consigning Adelaide to a third straight preliminary final defeat.
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Sinner downs Demon again as Aussie Davis Cup dream dies
Australia's hopes of reaching the Davis Cup final have fallen short after semi-final singles defeats for Alex de Minaur and Thanasi Kokkinakis against Italy.
‘Cowardly’: WSW coach Stajcic backs Mata bench decision
Western Sydney coach Alen Stajcic has defended leaving high-profile signing Juan Mata on the bench, blasting criticism from Mata's player agent as "cowardly".
Elvis ousts Brisbane king Smith for clutch Aust PGA win
Elvis Smylie has held his nerve down the stretch to defy three-time winner Cameron Smith and claim the Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland.
Australia’s body language unacceptable: Blewett
India are 0-172 in their second innings and in complete control of the Border-Gavaskar series opener in Perth, but Australia aren't giving up hope of winning.
Faessler out and snow woe as Wallabies hit trouble
The Wallabies have suffered an eve-of-Test double blow, losing in-form hooker Matt Faessler to injury for the Scotland game and unable to train because of snow.
Labuschange queries India’s confidence after whitewash
India's confidence could be "damaged" ahead of the Border-Gavaskar battle after their historic home whitewash, Australia star Marnus Labuschagne says.
Summer of judgment looms for Australia against India
The Border-Gavaskar Trophy will bring together the world's two best teams and is the current Australian side's last chance to put themselves among the greats.
The Wright stuff: The flying Brumby who can match Ella
Tom Wright wouldn't dream of entertaining the idea yet, but the flying fullback is the Wallaby who could emulate the great Mark Ella's 'grand slam of tries'.
Leichhardt Oval under fire as Unite Round games moved
The A-League Women's Unite Round will no longer take place at inner-city venue Leichhardt Oval due to substandard pitch conditions.
MacGill allegedly had trusted link with cocaine dealer
Ex-cricketer Stuart MacGill allegedly complained about the quality of cocaine from a regular dealer before helping them to buy "good gear", a court has heard.
NSW open to handing NRLW coach women’s Origin side
NSW could have a first-grade coach back in charge of a State of Origin side for the first time in 15 years, with NRLW mentors an option for the women's team.
Crows stung by string of close AFLW losses to Lions
Adelaide defender Sarah Goodwin says a string of narrow losses to the Brisbane Lions have lit a fire in the belly for their AFLW preliminary final.
Day’s Australian return to shake up PGA
Cameron Smith and defending champion Min Woo Lee will play in a group with Jason Day to begin the Australian PGA Championship, his first home event since 2017.
Chef Lee back cooking in Brisbane return
Min Woo Lee's return to defend his Australian PGA Championship has sparked memories of an exhilarating victory he thinks triggered a "very cool movement".
Papenhuyzen adamant money won’t dictate contract call
Ryan Papenhuyzen insists he won't necessarily go to the highest bidder as he weighs up his NRL future, but he does want to make a call by the end of pre-season.
Labuschagne keen to unleash bouncer barrage on India
Marnus Labuschagne has been working hard on his bowling in recent months in a bid to play a key role with the ball during the five-Test series against India.
Green’s triple treat earns her second Greg Norman medal
Hannah Green has won a second Greg Norman Medal as Australia's golfer of the year, standing out from the field with a prolific three-win campaign.
Labuschagne thrilled by arrival of old friend McSweeney
Marnus Labuschagne gets goosebumps thinking about Nathan McSweeney's journey to become Australia's 467th men's Test player.
How best year of Leishman’s life could get even better
Marc Leishman has appreciated life on the LIV Golf tour this season but admits he has unfinished business after years of near misses on Australian soil.
Twists and turns expected in even AFL draft first round
The 2024 AFL draft is considered remarkably even at the top end, which means there are still plenty of potential trades and surprises.
Momentous March awaits for Socceroos after ‘crazy’ draw
Australia have recovered from conceding two goals in two minutes to snatch a draw in their 2026 World Cup qualifier in Bahrain and stay second in the group.
Manly get Magic Round bye, Brisbane to play Sunday
Brisbane have been moved from their usual primetime Friday slot in Magic Round, while their usual opponents Manly have been given the bye for the first time.
De Minaur gives Australia a mighty Davis Cup boost
World No.9 Alex de Minaur's surprise inclusion has significantly boosted Australia's hopes of beating the USA in the Davis Cup quarter-finals in Spain.
Wallabies brace for Scots’ ex-Aussie ‘triple threat’
Ignoring grand slam hype, the Wallabies are focusing on nullifying Scotland's Australian-born captain Sione Tuipulotou in Monday's crunch Test in Edinburgh.
LIV Golf ‘like having Daicos on your team’: Herbert
In-form Victorian Lucas Herbert has compared his move to Cameron Smith's LIV Golf team to being traded into an all-star AFL midfield.
Gilbert eyes round-one Dolphins return, credits Cotter
Dolphins forward Tom Gilbert is on track to return to NRL action for the Dolphins against South Sydney as he opens up on his ordeal, inspirations and hopes.
Returning Day reveals Aussie cravings, major goals
Jason Day still rates himself the world's best putter and, ahead of a rare Australian appearance, has outlined his major golfing goals for 2025.
36ers Harrell, Davis charged after NBL fan scuffle
Adelaide stars Montrezl Harrell and Kendric Davis face NBL suspensions after the league issued charges stemming from an ugly scuffle involving spectators.
Lions wary of ‘biggest rivals’ Crows in AFLW finals
Brisbane's Bre Koenen says there's no advantage in knowing Adelaide inside out ahead of their fifth finals meeting because the Crows know them just as well.
Hawks, Indigenous players settle Federal Court case
The long-running Hawthorn racism saga is over after the AFL club reached a settlement with a group of Indigenous former players and their families.