‘Just as motivated’: Wagstaff back for 3×3 Games tilt
Basketballer Jesse Wagstaff will return for his third Commonwealth Games and says Australia will face a tough draw in the men's 3x3 competition.
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Dragons finally make call on NRL head coach
St George Illawarra have ended a three-month wait to appoint Shane Flanagan's successor by handing Dean Young a two-year deal.
Manly’s silver lining amid fresh Trbojevic injury scare
Tom Trbojevic will hope to play for Manly before the regular season is over after receiving the results of scans on his latest hamstring injury.
Tigers duo headline marathon NRL judiciary hearing
Three players, including two from the embattled Wests Tigers, will head to the NRL judiciary on Tuesday night in a bid to avoid suspension.
Alleged ‘ISIS bride’ on terror charges to walk free
An alleged "ISIS bride" accused of joining the terror group has been granted bail after her lawyer successfully argued she posed a relatively low safety risk.
‘Lots of positives’: Schmidt’s take on Wallabies reign
Despite presiding over just 12 wins from 31 Tests, outgoing Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has declared his three-year tenure a success before Les Kiss takes over.
Bulldogs playmaker addresses uncertain NRL future
Unsigned for 2027, Sean O'Sullivan is doing his hopes of finding a new NRL home no harm with his performances for Canterbury.
Why star Rooster thinks veteran teammate is ‘crazy’
Mark Nawaqanitawase knows all about the physical rigours of the NRL, so can understand why teammate Daniel Tupou is deliberating his future beyond 2026.
Spain reign after sub’s strike in World Cup final
Spain are World Cup champions for the second time after defeating defending champions Argentina 1-0 in the final following an extra-time goal.
‘We need to be better’: Burnham lays out plan as UK PM
Andy Burnham has admitted politicians "need to be better" in his first speech as the new prime minister of the United Kingdom.
Perfect Fox hole powers Kiwi to Open glory at Birkdale
New Zealander Ryan Fox has become British Open champion in brilliant style as Australian Lucas Herbert missed out after a battle for the Claret Jug.
‘Journalistic James Bond’: Hinch makes final headlines
Famous faces from across the media have sent off Derryn Hinch, with the broadcasting giant remembered as a fearless journalist and ladies' man.
‘Passion, history’: inaugural Devils AFL coach secured
Tasmania's freshly minted AFL coach Ken Hinkley believes the island can be an attractive spot for players and the club will be out to chase "the best ones".
Aussies arrive as ‘fortuitous’ forces fuel bid for gold
The support of a local school is one of many aces up the sleeve of Australia's Commonwealth Games team as they descend on Glasgow for the scaled-down event.
US strikes Iran again, Iran says oil tankers exploded
The US has conducted a new round of airstrikes targeting Iran as Iran responds by launching an attack targeting Bahrain, the home of the US Navy's 5th Fleet.
Piastri survives early knock for Belgian GP fifth spot
Australia's Oscar Pistri has finished fifth at the Belgian Grand Prix after surviving an early collision as Kimi Antonelli won an action-packed race at Spa.
‘Mental block’ keeps haunting inconsistent Giants
A frustrated GWS coach Adam Kingsley will continue working on why the Giants are suffering a "mental block" in games they should be winning.
‘Bloody good feeling’: Essendon secure famous win
Interim Essendon coach Dean Solomon was elated to "push back" on the football world who revelled in the Bombers' struggles, with an upset win over GWS.
Blues spearhead suffers knee injury, midfielder cleared
Carlton forward Harry McKay has suffered a torn meniscus and bone bruising to his knee following the Blues' 21-point loss against nemesis Collingwood.
Hinkley to be announced as Devils inaugural AFL coach
Ken Hinkley has beaten John Longmire and Nathan Buckley in the race to become Tasmania's inaugural coach, with his appointment to be confirmed on Monday.
Influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in US
Manosphere influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate are facing extradition to the UK on rape and sex trafficking charges after being arrested in the US.
England stun ‘gutted’ France in 10-goal bronze battle
Thomas Tuchel's side scored four times before halftime and then had to hold on to win the World Cup bronze medal match 6-4 against France.
US strikes Iran’s Revolutionary Guard over US deaths
The US has ended its latest airstrikes on Iran, which targeted Tehran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard over an attack that killed American troops in Jordan.
Tiger escapes ban for slap, Souths star in trouble
Wests Tigers' Alex Twal has been fined for losing his cool against Canterbury, while David Fifita faces a ban over an incident in the Souths-Canberra clash.
Piastri sixth on grid as Antonelli claims pole in Spa
Australia's Oscar Piastri will start sixth on the grid for the Belgian Grand Prix as Championship leader Kimi Antonelli claimed a stunning pole.
Kerr breaks mile world record, Aussies shine in London
Josh Kerr made it a landmark day in London with a world mile record while Australia's women shone too at the pre-Commonwealth Games Diamond League meet.
Aussie saved by wonder shot as Burns takes Open command
Australian Lucas Herbert has hung in bravely despite a poor finish to 'moving day' but Sam Burns has taken the reins going into the British Open last round.
Lethal Lions mow down Eagles for sixth straight win
Brisbane have shrugged off a stiff challenge from West Coast, with Lachie Neale, Will Ashcroft and Kai Lohmann leading the Lions to victory in Perth.
Collingwood extend winning streak over rivals Carlton
A fifth-straight win has boosted Collingwood's finals hopes, the Magpies shutting down arch-rivals Carlton by 21 points in a defensive masterclass at the MCG.
Lock it in as hat-trick helps Wallabies wallop Italy
Josh Canham has become the first lock in Wallabies history to score a Test hat-trick as Australia snapped a six-match losing streak with a huge win over Italy.
Luai fails to fire, Twal binned as Dogs demolish Tigers
Alex Twal was sinbinned for slapping as Jarome Luai struggled in Wests Tigers' 32-0 loss to Canterbury.