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Dustin Johnson in Tiger-like form: Scott
Australian Adam Scott has earmarked this week's Wells Fargo Championship as a gauge of how his game stacks up to red-hot American world No.1 Dustin Johnson. -
English Football League launches streaming service for overseas fans
MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - The English Football League is launching a streaming broadcast service targeted at overseas fans of Championship and lower league clubs. -
Father declares daughter's innocence
Cassandra Sainsbury's father has come out in support of his daughter after she was arrested in Colombia with 5.8 kilograms of cocaine allegedly in her suitcase. -
Treasurer to block any BHP OS sell off
Treasurer Scott Morrison says he will use his legislative powers to stop any move to to take BHP Billiton off the Australian Stock Exchange. -
Tony Romo to try qualifying for US Open
Former Dallas Cowboys NFL quarterback Tony Romo is among almost 10,000 golfers chasing an unlikely start in next month's US Open. -
Soccer - United given boost at the back before Celta semi-final
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Manchester United were given a much-needed boost in defence ahead of their Europa League semi-final first leg at Celta Vigo as coach Jose Mourinho said on Wednesday that Phil Jones, Chris Smalling and Eric Bailly had all been passed fit. -
Shaw's season over but United cavalry back
Luke Shaw's Manchester United season is over but Jose Mourinho's side will welcome back Paul Pogba, Chris Smalling and Phil Jones in the Europa League. -
Police shoot dead Somali minister
A Somalian minister has been mistaken for a militant and shot dead by police. -
Soccer - Traore brace puts Ajax on course for Europa final
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Ajax Amsterdam produced a performance worthy of the club's illustrious past when they crushed Olympique Lyonnais 4-1 on Wednesday to move to the brink of their first European final since 1996. -
Obama plans Chicago presidential centre
Former US President Barack Obama says he hopes his new presidential centre in Chicago will be the world's premier institution for training future leaders. -
Russia still involved in US politics: FBI
The head of the FBI believes Russia is still meddling in US politics and that it provides a safe haven for cyber criminals. -
Many trapped in Iran mine blast, two dead
Dozens of people are trapped following an explosion in a coal mine in Iran's north. -
Daley's former coach defects to Australia
The first coach of champion British diver Tom Daley is set to leave the United Kingdom to take up a role with Diving Australia. -
Wimbledon keeps Sharapova guessing on wildcard entry
LONDON (Reuters) - Former champion Maria Sharapova's hopes of playing at this year's Wimbledon championships could hinge on a June 20 meeting of tournament organisers unless the Russian hits form in forthcoming events in Madrid and Rome. -
Wimbledon organisers unveil prize hike for 2017 championships
LONDON (Reuters) - This year's Wimbledon singles tennis champions will receive 2.2 million pounds each – a hike of 200,000 pounds for both the men's and women’s winner, organisers said on Wednesday. -
AS Roma great Totti will retire at end of season - Monchi
Totti, 40, has been at Roma since he was 13 and made his debut in 1993. He captained the team to the 2001 Serie A title and back-to-back Coppa Italia triumphs in 2007 and 2008. He is out of contract at the end of the season. -
Stosur sent packing by world No.144
Top-ranked Australian Samantha Stosur has made another early exit, falling to world No.144 Beatriz Haddad Maia in the second round of the Prague Open. -
Wimbledon gets prize hike for 2017
Wimbledon winners will each receive almost 10 per cent more in prize money for 2017. -
Nastase unwelcome at Wimbledon: organisers
Ilie Nastase won't be visiting the Royal Box at Wimbledon this year and may struggle to get into the tournament even as a regular spectator. -
Pumas must restore image against England, Pichot says
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina must beat England in next month’s two-test home series to restore the image formed at the 2015 World Cup and erase the memory of a poor 2016 season, former Pumas captain Agustin Pichot told Reuters. -
European athletics backs Paris 2024 Olympics bid
BERLIN (Reuters) - European Athletics threw its weight behind the Paris 2024 Olympics bid, saying on Wednesday the French capital was the best possible candidacy for the Games' showcase sport. -
Dozens trapped after Iran mine explosion
Up to 50 people are reportedly trapped after an explosion in a coal mine in northern Iran -
Wimbledon organisers unveil prize hike for 2017 championship
LONDON (Reuters) - This year’s Wimbledon singles tennis champions will receive 2.2 million pounds each – a hike of 200,000 pounds for both the men’s and women’s winner, organisers said on Wednesday. -
Wasps trio on shortlist for Rugby Players' Association award
Wingers Elliot Daly and Christian Wade and fly-half Jimmy Gopperth made the five-player short-list for the award next Wednesday. The other two are Northampton Saints forward Louis Picamoles and Saracens fly-half Owen Farrell. -
Indian champions threaten 'fast unto death' if relegated
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Surprise I-League winners Aizawl FC have threatened to "fast unto death" after finding themselves in the bizarre position of staring at relegation next season despite winning India's top division title on Sunday. -
Kick It Out slams 'gutless' Italian authorities for Muntari ban
Former Tottenham Hotspur striker Garth Crooks, an independent trustee at the organisation, urged black players in Italy to go on strike this weekend unless the ban is withdrawn, the campaign group said in a statement. -
Taylor set to rejoin Roosters: report
Jason Taylor is reportedly in line for a return to the Sydney Roosters as an assistant coach. -
Komodo dragon attacks tourist in Indonesia
A Komodo dragon has attacked a tourist at a national park in Indonesia. -
US tests intercontinental ballistic missile
The US Air Force test-launched an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile from California early Wednesday, the military said. -
Experts divided over chances of sub-two hour marathon
Assuming conditions are conducive to fast running - cool and not too windy - all three predict a time inside Dennis Kimetto's 2014 world record of two hours, two minutes, 57 seconds when Kenyan Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge, Ethiopia's Lelisa Desisa and Eritrea's Zersenay Tadese take to the Monza motor racing track, aided by a group of "in and out" pacemakers. -
Explosion near Turkish border kills four
Syrian activists say a large explosion in a northern town along the border with Turkey has killed at least four people and wounded many others. -
Sharapova waits on French Open wildcard
Maria Sharapova hasn't earned enough points to qualify for the French Open and is reliant on a wildcard for the qualifying tournament. -
Report into lead at WA children's hospital
A report has been released into the ongoing lead issue at the new Perth Children's Hospital but there is still no date for when it will open. -
Abbott flags vigorous school funding talks
As 24 private schools brace for funding cuts, Tony Abbott has argued the Liberal Party should maintain its support for parental choice in education. -
Cats must protect Selwood from AFL taggers
Geelong midfielder Mitch Duncan says skipper Joel Selwood needs better protection from the attention of AFL taggers. -
Murray confident that Sharapova will play at Wimbledon
Sharapova returned last month from a doping ban to reach the semi-finals at the Stuttgart Open, but did not earn enough points to qualify for Roland Garros and is reliant on a wildcard for the qualifying tournament. -
Campbell welcomes Europe call for new record ratification laws
The organisation called for increased doping control measures in the new record ratification rules proposal on Monday which could also have an impact on existing marks. -
Use budget to open GST debate: accountants
Chartered accountants believe the Productivity Commission review into the distribution of GST is an opportunity for a broader debate on the impost. -
Quintana starts quest for Giro-Tour double in Italy
PARIS (Reuters) - Nairo Quintana will embark on a daunting quest for a career-defining Giro-Tour de France double on Friday when he sets off against a tough field on Italy's roads. -
Iraqi forces battle to recapture Mosul mosque
Iraqi special forces and police fought Islamic State militants to edge closer to the al-Nuri mosque in western Mosul on Tuesday, tightening their control around the landmark site. -
Crow Sloane fit for AFL game against Roos
Adelaide star Rory Sloane has overcome a corked thigh and will play against North Melbourne on Saturday, coach Don Pyke says. -
Qld study tests lung ultrasound on hearts
A Queensland study that used lung ultrasounds to screen elderly patients for heart failure is approaching its final stages, the state government says. -
Alarm over worsening press freedom in Tunisia
There are concerns over freedom of the press in Tunisia, with a group consisting of the Tunisian Press Syndicate, Reporters Without Borders and Amnesty International sounding the alarm on World Press Freedom Day. -
US wary of expunging athletes' records
Europe's controversial call to expunge all athletics records set before proper doping procedures were in place has been met with concern by US officials. -
U.S. officials want study of world records proposal
Under the proposal endorsed by the European Athletics Council earlier this week, any athlete breaking a record would have had to been drug-tested multiple times in the lead-up to the record. A sample taken afterwards also would have to be available for re-testing for 10 years. -
Labor set to announce plan to triple foreign worker visa fee
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has announced his party would hike temporary foreign worker visa fees and create a new skills training fund if it's elected. -
Mundine wants rematch - and league return
Two-time boxing world champion and former NSW State of Origin star Anthony Mundine thinks he could become the oldest rugby league player. -
Waste company Bingo joins share market
Bin collection and recycling company Bingo Industries joins on the Australian share market on Wednesday. -
Immigration spends $204k on new handguns
The immigration department has bought more than 300 new Glock pistols in the past three years, racking up a bill of more than $200,000. -
Thurston farewell tour set to begin: Cronk
Johnathan Thurston and Darius Boyd are set to play in the rugby league Test against New Zealand despite carrying separate injuries.
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