Reshuffled City delight in opening ALM win
Melbourne City have earned some revenge from their A-League Men grand final loss to Western United, beating their crosstown rivals 2-1 at AAMI Park.
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Walton Jr. stars as Kings beat Bullets
A fourth-quarter masterclass from Derrick Walton Jr. has spurred the Sydney Kings to a 100-90 win over the Brisbane Bullets at Qudos Bank Arena.
David puts WC case for Aussies in T20 win
Tim David kept the heat on Steve Smith for a middle order World Cup spot as David Warner and Mitchell Starc star in Australia's 31-run T20 win over West Indies.
Munster dodged Dolphins call: Bennett
Dolphins coach Wayne Bennett is unhappy Cameron Munster didn't bother to inform him he wouldn't be joining the new NRL side.
Fearless Paro accepts Jarvis boxing gamble
Liam Paro will risk a world title shot when he takes on undefeated countryman Brock Jarvis in a clash made possible by Eddie Hearn's foray into Aussie boxing.
Ex-NRL player Scott guilty of DV assault
Former NRL player Curtis Scott has been found guilty of domestic violence offences against his ex-girlfriend, long jumper Tay-Leiha Clark.
Bremner’s World Cup pride a juggling act
Sam Bremner is set to make her comeback for Australia at the Rugby League World Cup, having given birth twice since her last Test for the women's side.
Tomljanovic to lead Australia at BJK Cup
After a pair of grand slam quarter-final appearances this year, world No.34 Ajla Tomljanovic will lead Australia's Billie Jean King Cup finals team in Glasgow.
Austin powers Roar’s ALM finals ambition
Brisbane were short on goals and lacking voice in finishing 11th last ALM season, something they hope recruit Charlie Austin can help with.
Parramatta re-sign Lane in contract spree
Parramatta's newly-minted player of the year Shaun Lane has signed a contract extension that will keep him at the club until at least the end of 2026.
Giddey’s Thunder too powerful for 36ers
Josh Giddey's Oklahoma City have put the clamps on touring NBL outfit Adelaide 36ers to end any hopes of claiming another NBA scalp in pre-season action.
Marnus opens brightly as Bulls take charge
Test star Marnus Labuschagne opened his red-ball season among the runs as Queensland put Tasmania to the sword on day two in Brisbane.
Cats pursue AFL deals after snaring Bruhn
Geelong have secured talented midfielder Tanner Bruhn in a deal with GWS, and the AFL premiers have more on their plate during trade period.
Waters leads way for pole at Bathurst 1000
Monster Energy Racing's Cameron Waters will lead the top-10 shootout at Mount Panorama after securing provisional pole for the Bathurst 1000.
Wallaroos facing sea of black at Eden Park
The mighty Black Ferns and a world record 40,000 screaming fans await the Wallaroos in their World Cup opener against New Zealand on Saturday.
Nani set for ALM debut in Victory’s opener
Former Manchester United and Portugal star Nani has been given the green light to start in Melbourne Victory's A-League Men season opener against Sydney FC.
Qld premier backs cops as DV inquiry ends
The Queensland premier admits the police force has "deep-seated" cultural issues with misogyny, sexism and racism, but those exist throughout society.
Ex-Blue Stocker tells mental health fight
Former Carlton midfielder Liam Stocker has revealed he almost retired aged 20 after leaving the Blues' Queensland hub in 2020 amid a mental health battle.
NRL star Munster re-signs with Storm
NRL superstar Cameron Munster has ended months of speculation by signing a new deal to remain with the Melbourne Storm until the end of 2027.
Tander fastest in Bathurst 1000 practice
Four-time Bathurst champion Garth Tander went fastest on the opening day of practice at Mount Panorama as teams adjust for forecasted wet weather in Bathurst.
Leilua stood down, to miss RL World Cup
Luciano Leilua has been stood down under the NRL's no-fault stand-down policy, and will miss the Rugby League World Cup with Samoa as a result.
Penrith Panthers aren’t arrogant: Cleary
Penrith halfback Nathan Cleary has dismissed claims the Panthers are arrogant in light of their buoyant premiership celebrations.
Baynes a “scary” challenge for NBL Kings
NBA champion Aron Baynes will test Sydney Kings defensive weapons Xavier Cooks and Justin Simon when the reigning NBL champions host the Brisbane Bullets.
Smith embraces his T20 licence to thrill
Steve Smith says he feels no pressure ahead of the second T20 clash with West Indies and has outlined the approach he will adopt to his batting in Brisbane.
Players see Hannay as ready for NRL job
Valentine Holmes claims Josh Hannay is ready for a full-time head coaching job in the NRL after working with him at North Queensland and State of Origin level.
Wallaroos craving grand World Cup stage
The Wallaroos will begin their women's rugby World Cup campaign against hosts New Zealand at a packed Eden Park, but it's England who'll start title favourites.
Scoreboard not our focus: AFLW Swans
Sydney may have kicked off their first AFLW season with six successive defeats, but co-captain Lauren Szigeti insists the scoreboard is not the team's priority.
Henry still hopeful of Geelong AFL switch
Collingwood forward Ollie Henry's manager has rejected suggestions of bad blood with the Magpies but remains hopeful his client will move to Geelong.
Lions urge Daniher to lift defensive game
Brisbane have urged star forward Joe Daniher to lift the defensive side of his game to help the Lions become genuine AFL premiership contenders.
Penrith celebration not the Eels way: Lane
Parramatta players say they were not offended by Penrith's NRL premiership celebrations, but say they would have acted differently.
Liveris wary of Gabba budget blowout
The cost of redeveloping Brisbane's Gabba to serve as the 2032 Olympic stadium remains a sticking point, as organisers put their first contract out to tender.