Windies fight back after Smith masterclass
Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne's first Test double-centuries put Australia on top against West Indies in Perth, before a late fightback from the tourists.
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Tired Scott off to poor Open golf start
Crowd favourite Adam Scott has failed to take advantage of ideal conditions at Kingston Heath and was disappointed in his wild Australian Open first round.
Peeved Micheluzzi leads Australian Open
World No.556 David Micheluzzi has upstaged the faltering big guns to grab a surprise three-shot first-round lead at the Australian Open in Melbourne.
Tigers ‘keeper Doran unwell with COVID
Tasmania 'keeper Jake Doran felt ill after testing positive to COVID-19 and was replaced by Tim Paine as two Redbacks batters made tons in the Sheffield Shield.
Bronco Palasia signs with NRL’s Titans
Brisbane forward Keenan Palasia will join intra-state rivals Gold Coast from 2024 after signing a two-year contract.
Rain washes out day one of Shield at Gabba
No play was possible due to rain on day one of the Sheffield Shield clash between top-of-the-table Western Australia and third-placed Queensland.
NBL’s Kings not dependent on me: Cooks
NBL MVP candidate Xavier Cooks says the Sydney Kings are not reliant on him despite patches of unconvincing form from the team during his recent ankle injury.
Scott’s erratic start to Australian Open
Former world No.1 Adam Scott has made only one par on a wild outward nine at the historic first mixed-gender Australian Open golf championship in Melbourne.
Socceroos down Danes for World Cup glory
Mathew Leckie's stunning solo goal in a 1-0 win over Denmark has sent the Socceroos into the World Cup knockout stages for the second time.
Labuschagne dominates in Perth – again
Marnus Labuschagne has scored his eighth Test century to put Australia in a dominant position in the first Test against the West Indies at Optus Stadium.
Panthers to chase rare NRL three-peat
Penrith great Greg Alexander says the Panthers have a tough battle to defend their title, but quality replacements for key losses could get them over the line.
Scott backs cut-throat Australian Open
Golf talisman Adam Scott is embracing the world-first mixed-gender Australian Open, even if he's no big fan of the Saturday cut being introduced in Melbourne.
Howe, Blakely given AFL rookie lifelines
Former Hawk Daniel Howe and ex-Docker Connor Blakely have found new homes at North Melbourne and Gold Coast respectively through the AFL rookie draft.
Green Doncic’s sidekick as Mavs pip GSW
Luka Doncic's triple-double has helped Dallas end a four-game losing streak with Australian Josh Green playing a crucial second fiddle against Golden State.
Labuschagne gives Australia golden start
Marnus Labuschagne's unbeaten 154 has helped Australia to 2-293 after the opening day of the Frank Worrell Trophy against West Indies in Perth.
AFL superfan ‘Joffa’ admits assaulting boy
Collingwood Football Club's former cheer squad leader has formally pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a teenage boy in 2005 during an arraignment hearing.
Knights add Marzhew in NRL player swap
Newcastle and Gold Coast have completed a player swap, with Greg Marzhew heading to the Knights and Chris Randall moving north to link up with the Titans.
Arnold wants review to fix Aussie football
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold says he fears for the future of Australian football because on alarming lack of junior development.
Arnold to keep Socceroos selections for Denmark clash up his sleeve longer
Coach Graham Arnold says he's leaving until the last moment a decision on his starting line-up for the defining World Cup clash against Denmark.
Richards bolts from Wangaratta to Magpies
Joe Richards, who attracted no interest from AFL clubs five years ago in his draft year, is off to Collingwood while Cooper Harvey is now at North Melbourne.
Opetaia wants super card for title defence
Fit-again Jai Opetaia has put it to Australia's boxing promoters to work together to create a star-studded card for his first world title defence.
NBL owner content with Bullets investment
NBL owner Larry Kestelman says he's still confident in his investment in the Brisbane Bullets, despite the struggling side firing coach James Duncan last week.
Socceroos keep simple focus at World Cup
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold is keeping a simple message to his players ahead of their defining World Cup fixture Denmark in Qatar.
Billy Walters’ plan to secure hooker role at Broncos
Brisbane hooker Billy Walters has plenty of competition for the starting number nine jersey next year and says he has plenty of improvement to make as well.
Simmons injured as Durant stars for Nets
Ben Simmons has left the game in the first quarter but Brooklyn star Kevin Durant carried his NBA side to a win over Orlando that improved the Nets to 11-11.
No cowards in Australian team: Cummins
Pat Cummins has admitted disappointment over the Justin Langer saga overshadowing the Test summer, saying he would never air private conversations in public.
Seibold ushers in new era at Manly
Manly have left performance triggers out of the contract for new head coach Anthony Seibold, avoiding a repeat of the dispute with former coach Des Hasler.
Cam Smith eyes rare Aussie golf double
Cameron Smith says the Australian Open has been on his radar for a long time as he looks to go back-to-back after winning last week's PGA Championship title.
Manly draw back from 2023 pride jersey vow
Manly have backed down on their commitment to a 2023 pride jersey, handing responsibility for such an initiative over to the NRL.
NRL focus for Leapai despite boxing blood
Alex Leapai Jnr has boxing in his blood, and the sport at his feet, but says he wants to pursue a career in the NRL instead.
Swans play AFL draft antagonist for rivals
Sydney did not draft a player until pick No.20 of the AFL draft but managed to impact GWS, Adelaide and Hawthorn with some shrewd bidding and trading.