Room for two: Woolf answers Dolphins 2027 halves puzzle
Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf hopes a new deal for No.6 Kodi Nikorima can be done and insists there is room for him and England star George Williams in 2027.
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‘Embrace it’: unsung Aussie eyes major golf spoils
Australian surprise packet Karis Davidson is outright second after the first round of the $18 million Women's PGA Championship in Minnesota.
Scoreless wonder: ‘special’ Socceroos book last-32 spot
The Socceroos have sealed progression to the World Cup round of 32 by playing out a 0-0 draw with Paraguay that delivers second place in Group D.
Cop killer gets decades after point blank ‘execution’
A man who shot dead a veteran police officer during a routine job has been sentenced, with a judge describing the murder as a premeditated ambush.
Lock it in, Eddie: McGuire scores Stefanovic tell-all
Karl Stefanovic has revealed his next move after the broadcaster's contract with Nine was ripped up over a contentious podcast chat with a far-right figure.
Eels coach punches wall, makes park football comparison
Parramatta's season came down to earth with a bump as coach Jason Ryles took his frustrations out on his team and the architecture of CommBank Stadium.
Defence performance problems even worse than expected
As Labor gives Defence its biggest overhaul in half a century, performance issues within the department have been found to be worse than previously thought.
Aussie Sweeny battles through to Wimbledon main draw
Penrith's Dane Sweeny has won a see-saw five-set clash in searing heat to become the only Australian to successfully battle through qualifying at Wimbledon.
No Latrell no worries as Souths slay error-strewn Eels
Parramatta have been brushed aside by South Sydney as Cody Walker shone brightly in a 32-12 win over the Eels.
Dockers make big ruck call, Weitering still not ready
Mason Cox has lost his position as Fremantle's second ruck option, with his lean run of form costing him a spot for Sunday's clash with Gold Coast.
‘It’s not right’: Knights coach on player’s slur
Newcastle coach Justin Holbrook says the Knights must learn from Asu Kepaoa's homophobia controversy.
Ex-umpire committed to stand trial on Brownlow fraud
A former AFL umpire and two others have been committed to stand trial over an alleged Brownlow Medal betting fraud after failing to get their charges dropped.
‘Every road’s different’: a Cairns to Canberra Wallaby
A 26-year-old who never played representative junior rugby is in line to be Joe Schmidt's eighth different No.10 in the upcoming Nations Championship Tests.
‘Long way to go’: Pies captain could miss rest of 2026
Darcy Moore has returned to running at Collingwood training, but the Magpies captain is no certainty to play again this season due to persistent injuries.
‘We love Bronson’: Mid-season exit a no-go for Bulldog
Canterbury's Bronson Xerri has attracted interest from NRL rivals Melbourne and Parramatta, but the Bulldogs are keen to keep the centre for the rest of 2026.
Mining giant hit with sexual harassment class action
Fortescue has been hit with a class action law suit that accuses it of facilitating a shocking culture at its remote worksites where women paid the price.
‘No chance’: Maguire denies release for Broncos prop
Brisbane coach Michael Maguire has put an end to speculation new skipper Payne Haas could be released to South Sydney before June 30.
‘There is no tomorrow’ for desperate Paraguay
Paraguay will play like there is no tomorrow against the Socceroos, with both teams having World Cup knockout qualification on the line.
Thousands feared dead after major quakes hit Venezuela
A pair of powerful earthquakes have rocked Venezuela, tearing down buildings and killing at least 164 people, although the toll is feared to be over 10,000.
‘Legal limit’: minister can’t stop return of ISIS bride
The last remaining "ISIS bride" stranded in Syria is expected to return home to Australia after a ban on her entering the country was lifted.
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‘Broad church’: teal party considering election tilts
Two high-profile independents are joining forces to set up a new political party in the hopes of running candidates in federal and state elections .
Popovic cagey on Irankunda start for Paraguay
Whether Nestory Irankunda will start against Paraguay remains a mystery, but Socceroos coach Tony Popovic will be forced to make at least two changes.
Hot stuff: Aussie ends Brit star’s career at Wimbledon
Perth's Tristan Schoolkate has thrived on a chaotic day in unprecedented heat at Wimbledon qualifying to bring the curtain down on a British star's career.
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Strong jobs figures clock on for future rate rise shift
More than 40,000 jobs have been added to Australia's economy to exceed expectations, but slowing growth could ease the Reserve Bank's inflation fears.
Kepaoa slapped with six-match ban for homophobic slur
NRL club Newcastle will work closely with Asu Kepaoa after the NSW Cup forward was given a six-match ban for using a homophobic slur.
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Australians in Iran, Iraq directed local Jewish attacks
Australians living overseas with links to Iran orchestrated domestic firebombings of Jewish targets on home soil, the nation's spy chief has revealed.
Voss speaks on Fraser’s chances of securing Carlton job
Former Carlton coach Michael Voss has opened up on his future in football and the chances of Josh Fraser winning the Blues coaching job on a full-time basis.
Parramatta Eels enter race to sign strike centre
Bronson Xerri appears to be on the outer at Canterbury and Parramatta, boasting open spots on their roster, are keen to enter the battle for his services.
Manly halfback’s confession after field goal failure
Jamal Fogarty is aware discourse about his his ability to handle pressure will ramp up after missing two field goals in Manly's loss to Canterbury.
Alarm as deadly bird flu strain lands in second state
Several migratory birds have been confirmed to be carrying the deadly strain of H5N1 bird flu, with urgent testing of other suspected cases.
‘Dark moments’: Merrett slams reporting of his future
In a revealing confession, Essendon star Zach Merrett has detailed some "dark moments" due to the ongoing speculation about his future in the AFL.