Aussie golfers hit 67-year US Open low as Clark surges
No Australian golfer has made the US Open halfway cut for the first time since 1959 as American Wyndham Clark snared a four-shot second-round lead in New York.
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Captain kicks Bulldogs to victory over Sea Eagles
Canterbury's flickering NRL finals hopes remain alive thanks to a match-winning field goal from skipper Stephen Crichton in extra time against Manly.
Second win of season slips through Dragons’ fingers
Newcastle have survived an almighty scare from last-placed St George Illawarra, squeaking to a 22-20 win at McDonald Jones Stadium.
Crows claw their way back for thrilling win over Dees
Adelaide have booted the last two goals of the game for a tense 17-point victory against Melbourne, rising to fifth spot on the AFL ladder.
Uncontracted maverick helps Dolphins demolish Tigers
Kodi Nikorima has steered the Dolphins to a 36-22 win over Wests Tigers to invite more questions over the club's decision to sign George Williams.
Slipper answers SOS, uncapped trio named for Wallabies
James Slipper is back for the Wallabies as coach Joe Schmidt also named an uncapped trio in the squad for next month's Nations Championship Tests.
Clark gets hot at fog-hit US Open as Aussies flounder
Milestone-man Adam Scott is the best of a faltering Australian bunch as former champion Wyndham Clark leads the fog-hit US Open at storied Shinnecock Hills.
‘Amazing’: Modra’s wife thanks medics after accident
Former AFL star Tony Modra is critically injured in hospital after an accident involving his sheep truck, rocking his home state and the football community.
Socceroos ready to go up a gear in high-stakes US clash
Coach Tony Popovic says the Socceroos will need to be even better than they were against Turkey in their high-stakes World Cup clash with the United States.
Ton-up Scott fights while Rory fires at fog-hit US Open
Milestone man Adam Scott is the best Australian early in the fog-hit US Open at storied and treacherous Shinnecock Hills on New York's Long Island.
Aussie takes reins at Beckham’s ambitious Salford City
Salford City's star-studded ownership have snapped up Australian Peter Cklamovski as the ambitious English club's new manager.
Dockers overcome yips to chase down Cats for 13th win
Luke Jackson has kicked three goals and Andrew Brayshaw racked up a whopping 16 possessions in the third quarter alone as Fremantle edged past Geelong.
Pie Pendlebury given an extended rest, Crows load up
Despite Collingwood having a bye last week, veteran midfielder Scott Pendlebury has been rested from Saturday night's clash with Port Adelaide at the MCG.
Suns use their Witts for huge home clash against Hawks
Gold Coast have dropped three players and Hawthorn will welcome back one of their top stars for Friday night's clash between two teams badly in need of a win.
‘A lot going on’: Hill returns to Magpies training
Collingwood coach Craig McRae says Bobby Hill is a long way off playing again after returning from the latest interruption to his football.
Tigers had expected skipper Koroisau to play Origin II
Four-time State of Origin representative Api Koroisau was forced to watch NSW's game-two loss from the bench as one of two unused substitutes.
How Dragons plan to stop Newcastle Knights gun
Newcastle's Greg Marzhew scored five tries the last time St George Illawarra played the Knights, but Dean Young insists his side has improved since then.
Evergreen NBL star leads Australia’s Comm Games charge
Leading a team of debutants, Perth Wildcats captain and six-time NBL champion Jesse Wagstaff will make his third Commonwealth Games appearance at age 40.
Coaching genius unleashes Mad Max in Maroon
Queensland star Max Plath showcased his 'do anything, anywhere, anytime' approach in a stunning win after coach Billy Slater's masterful advice before kick-off.
‘My kids are gone’: pram crash horror shatters parents
The parents of a five-year-old and a toddler are grappling with the loss of their two children who were struck by a SUV while in a pram close to their home.
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Tax carve-out backdown fails to cut it with businesses
Policy reversals mean innovative startups will have access to a 50 per cent capital gains discount and a mooted minimum tax on discretionary trusts will be cut.
‘Can’t wait to beat them’: Socceroos up for US showdown
After months of being talked down by American pundits, the Socceroos are ready to have a crack at the United States on the field in their World Cup clash.
NSW centre dodges ban, Origin future still uncertain
NSW centre Kotoni Staggs can accept a fine for the tackle that landed him in the sin bin during the second half of State of Origin II.
Johns’ NSW spine change, ‘big dog’ call for Origin III
Andrew Johns has outlined the changes the Blues must make to win the decider in Brisbane. But Laurie Daley is urging caution after NSW were mauled in Melbourne.
‘No fear’: Smith gives Maroons half ultimate accolade
Former Queensland captain Cameron Smith says Maroons half Sam Walker is playing with the composure of a 20-game veteran and made his critics eat their words.
‘The burning desire now’: Scott craves second major
Australian golfing great Adam Scott isn't content with playing 100 straight majors as he hunts a second big title at this week's US Open in New York.
De Minaur out to hit new high as the king of Queen’s
Alex de Minaur says he hopes to scale a new career-high ranking as he moves closer to joining the world's top-five with his assault on the Queen's Club title.
‘Dad wanted me to do this’: Tino fires for Maroons
Tino Fa'asuamaleaui's late father Fereti told him to "play hard" for Queensland and he did exactly that, while receiving inspirational support from teammates.
Pressure to ramp up on Daley as Blues blunder
For the second-straight year under Laurie Daley, NSW have thrown away a series-opening win to be left relying on a decider to lift the shield.
New Maroons heroes shine like true believers
Queensland unearthed three 24-year-old stars who responded to a dire situation with confidence, brilliance and desire to secure yet another Maroons miracle.
Simpkin’s ‘laughable’ barb attracts AFL warning
North Melbourne's Jy Simpkin has had a warning from the AFL after sticking up for teammate Paul Curtis, after his three-week ban was upheld at the tribunal.