Brave de Minaur downed by Alcaraz in Rotterdam final
Alex de Minaur has come up just short again in the Rotterdam Open final, beaten by Carlos Alcaraz in three tough sets.
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Wanderers stun Roar, Western United beat Sydney in ALW
Holly Caspers has come off the bench to lead Western Sydney to a win over Brisbane, while Western United beat Sydney FC despite missing a second-half penalty.
Aussies sweep Sri Lanka to cap brilliant Test summer
Australia have convincingly won their second Test match against Sri Lanka in Galle to confirm a rare series victory on the subcontinent.
Australian Cam Myers continues record-breaking streak
Australian Cameron Myers has continued his flying start to 2025 with a record-breaking performance in the Wanamaker Mile in the US.
Wright makes surfing history with Pipe Pro double
Australia's Tyler Wright has made surfing history, becoming the first woman to win Hawaii's iconic Pipe Pro event twice.
Canada seeks stronger EU trade ties amid Trump threat
The Canadian trade minister will head to Australia next week after seeking stronger trade ties with the European Union.
Ruthless de Minaur to meet Alcaraz in Rotterdam final
Australian No.1 Alex de Minaur will face Carlos Alcaraz in a mouth-watering final of the Rotterdam Open.
Man City advance after FA Cup scare from Leyton Orient
Manchester City had to battle to overcome a scare from third-tier Leyton Orient and advance to the fifth round of the FA Cup.
Late Caceres goal denies Wanderers derby win in ALM
Sydney FC have salvaged a 3-3 draw with cross-city rivals Western Sydney after Anthony Caceres scored deep into added time at Allianz Stadium.
Raiders outgun understrength Panthers in NRL trial
Canberra's NRL future-proofing looks set to bear fruit in 2025 after the Raiders clinched a 22-16 trial win over Penrith.
Kookaburras, Hockeyroos split wins with Spain
A new-look Kookaburras outfit couldn't convert their chances in a shootout Pro League loss Spain, before the Hockeyroos beat the Red Sticks 3-1.
JackJumpers win as Cairns flop from three-point land
The Tasmania JackJumpers have ended their NBL season on a high, snapping a six-match losing run with a seven-point victory over Cairns.
Aussie skiers soar to fantastic four clean sweep
Australian aerial skiers have claimed a historic clean sweep of the first four places at the iconic World Cup event in Deer Valley in Utah.
Australia in box seat for Sri Lanka series sweep
Australia have swatted away some resistance from Sri Lanka and are closing in on a 2-0 Test series sweep in Galle.
Dual-gender Australian Open golf experiment over
The experiment with dual-gender Australian Opens has come to an end, following an annual review by Golf Australia.
Reds eye Super start on back of unbeaten UK tour
The Queensland Reds have beaten Ulster in an 11-try Belfast thriller to go unbeaten in their two-game United Kingdom pre-season tour.
Payback: Trump revokes Biden’s security clearance
"I will always protect our National Security - JOE, YOU'RE FIRED. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!", Donald Trump wrote after revoking Joe Biden's security clearance.
Hamas frees frail Israeli hostages as ceasefire holds
Hamas has freed another three Israeli hostages as part of the Gaza ceasefire deal in exchange for Israel releasing 183 Palestinian prisoners.
Smith, Carey hit match-defining centuries in Galle
Australia will be eyeing a Test series whitewash over Sri Lanka after Steve Smith and Alex Carey monstered the locals on day two of the second Test.
DWZ concern as Metcalf excels in Warriors-Sharks trial
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak was an injury concern for Warriors coach Andrew Webster out of his side's 12-12 trial draw with Cronulla.
Cook Islander right in contention at Vic Open
Elmay Viking from the Cook Islands is only two shots off the pace at the Vic Open golf tournament.
After Kangaroos snub, Ponga takes Maori All Stars call
Kalyn Ponga turned down a Kangaroos jersey last year but has had no hesitation accepting a call-up for the Maori All Stars.
Aussies breathing down Sri Lanka’s neck thanks to Smith
Stand-in captain Steve Smith looked in ominous touch as Australia stormed into control of the second Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.
Saints await scan results after AFL training carnage
Max King, Jack Sinclair and Mason Wood have all been injured at training and St Kilda are awaiting scan results on the trio.
Two-goal Fowler steers Man City into League Cup final
Matildas star Mary Fowler has lifted Manchester City into the League Cup final after her brace ensured a 2-1 win over Arsenal.
Donald gone, new Jillaroos coach makes big first move
Brad Donald has stood down as Jillaroos coach and his replacement has made a statement selection in her first act ahead of the side's Las Vegas tilt.
Wallabies mentor Schmidt to step down in World Cup blow
Joe Schmidt has confirmed he won't steer the Wallabies through to the 2027 Rugby World Cup at home in a major disappointment for Australian rugby.
Taniela Tupou suddenly loving life at the NSW Waratahs
Star signing Taniela Tupou is hoping to put a couple of injury-riddled years behind him and peak for the NSW Waratahs and the Wallabies in 2025.
Fuming Phoenix held by Roar as ALM finals hopes dim
Wellington Phoenix disageed with a no-penalty ruling after an A-League Men 1-all draw with bottom-club Brisbane Roar.
Accused criminals left to own devices in ‘bail fail’
A state will stop using private firms to track accused criminals on bail after dozens were left unmonitored when a provider suddenly collapsed.
Starc, Lyon important on ‘tight’ first day in Galle
Australia walked all over Sri Lanka in the Test series opener but things didn't come as easily on day one of the second Test in Galle.