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Palmer lights up Fulham
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Chelsea star Cole Palmer lights up Fulham with his team's third goal at Craven Cottage. -
‘Really hacked off’: Joe Root’s ‘brutally honest’ reaction to latest England drama
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In an attempt to draw a line in the sand over his team’s behaviour after Brydon Carse was briefly detained by police last weekend, the England Test captain laid down the law to his players. -
Boyd reacts to baffling Reynolds snub
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Broncos legend Darius Boyd says he would have offered Adam Reynolds the opportunity to farewell the NRL with one more game at Suncorp Stadium. -
PGA Tour to launch ‘World Cup of golf’ in major overhaul
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The changes were developed by the tour’s future competition committee – a nine-member group chaired by Tiger Woods. -
Tomic's main draw drought continues as Australians struggle at US Open
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Bernard Tomic is one of three Australian players failing to advance at the US Open qualifiers. -
Freddy responds to touching Arrow gesture
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NRL legend Brad Fittler responds to the touching gesture that will see Jai Arrow reach 100 games for South Sydney. -
Hird open to working with Bombers coach
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Essendon legend James Hird says he will consider working with close friend and new Bombers coach Mark McVeigh if he is offered a job. -
Wallabies workhorse Hooper embraces club-country juggling act
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Wallabies back-rower Tom Hooper has barely stopped playing rugby in 18 months, but he is ready to keep answering his country’s call. -
Djokovic and Sabalenka stunned in US Open mixed doubles debut
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Novak Djokovic and Aryna Sabalenka's sheer star power is not enough to get them over the line in the opening round of the US Open mixed doubles. -
Root left fuming as teammates 'continually keep making stupid mistakes'
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England captain Joe Root opens up on his disappointment after finding another teammate involved in an alcohol-fuelled off-field incident. -
This shark attack hero believes Olympic inclusion could save lives
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The top seed in this year's Iron Series, who made headlines by helping save a shark attack victim earlier this year at Coogee, says having surf life saving in the Brisbane Olympic Games would help raise the profile of the sport, and as a result, save lives. -
How getting surf life saving into the Olympics could save lives
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The top seed in this year's Iron Series, who made headlines by helping save a shark attack victim earlier this year at Coogee, says having surf life saving in the Brisbane Olympic Games would help raise the profile of the sport, and as a result, save lives. -
Why Molly Picklum is ‘a bit surprised’ her world title defence is still alive
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The darling of Australian surfing hasn’t won an event since the iconic scenes of her breakthrough world title triumph 358 days ago. -
Inside the heart-to-heart meetings that helped the Pies embrace season-defining change
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Dan McStay could feel he was close to being dropped again. He found himself sitting in Craig McRae’s office at the start of the year with both wondering what to do next. -
From big-name delistings, to bigger-name trade targets: The moves your club has planned
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We’ve hit the end of the home-and-away season and decision time on players is looming – whether they’re going to be traded, re-signed, or delisted. -
‘What people don’t realise’: Candid Hird opens up after missing out on the Essendon coaching role
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James Hird opened up on his relationship with Mark McVeigh, who in his introductory press conference as coach said he loves the Bombers legend. -
No Cripps, no Newcombe: Biggest All-Australian snubs revealed
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Max Gawn underlined his status as the greatest ruckman of the modern era, awarded an unprecedented ninth All-Australian blazer after another brilliant individual season. Gawn was named captain of the representative side, which also featured Kysaiah Pickett among a record five Indigenous players chosen. -
AFL LIVE: Biggest All-Australian snubs revealed on one of footy’s night of nights
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Fremantle dominated the extended All-Australian squad while Melbourne champion Max Gawn is poised to become the first nine-time selection. But Sydney only have two players in contention after banned trio Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner and Nick Blakey were ruled ineligible after the club’s hotel scandal. Follow LIVE coverage. -
Gawn makes All-Australian history, but Dawson’s moving speech steals the show
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Max Gawn has been named an All Australian for a record-breaking ninth time, but the most special moment of the night involved an opposition captain. -
Gawn enjoys a blazing All-Australian run but makes passionate speech for rival skipper
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Max Gawn has been named an All Australian for a record-breaking ninth time, but the most special moment of the night involved an opposition captain. -
AFL LIVE: One captain gives a stunning speech, many others miss out on All-Australian selection
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Fremantle dominated the extended All-Australian squad while Melbourne champion Max Gawn is poised to become the first nine-time selection. But Sydney only have two players in contention after banned trio Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner and Nick Blakey were ruled ineligible after the club’s hotel scandal. Follow LIVE coverage. -
AFL LIVE: ‘You are enough, you’re loved’: Dawson’s spine-tingling speech; All-Australian team named
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Fremantle dominated the extended All-Australian squad while Melbourne champion Max Gawn is poised to become the first nine-time selection. But Sydney only have two players in contention after banned trio Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner and Nick Blakey were ruled ineligible after the club’s hotel scandal. Follow LIVE coverage. -
AFL LIVE: ‘You are enough, you’re loved’: Dawson’s spine-tingling speech; All-Aus forwards named
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Fremantle dominated the extended All-Australian squad while Melbourne champion Max Gawn is poised to become the first nine-time selection. But Sydney only have two players in contention after banned trio Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner and Nick Blakey were ruled ineligible after the club’s hotel scandal. Follow LIVE coverage. -
Jordan Dawson shares important message to crowd
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Adelaide Crows skipper Jordan Dawson gives a plea to those out in the crowd and AFL community struggling with mental health, saying the 'world is a better place with you in it'. -
AFL LIVE: ‘You are enough, you’re loved’: Dawson’s spine-tingling speech; All-Aus defenders named
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Fremantle dominated the extended All-Australian squad while Melbourne champion Max Gawn is poised to become the first nine-time selection. But Sydney only have two players in contention after banned trio Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner and Nick Blakey were ruled ineligible after the club’s hotel scandal. Follow LIVE coverage. -
Essendon claim heritage was not a factor, but McVeigh’s return feels like a homecoming
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What Mark McVeigh lacked on his playing resume compared to James Hird, he more than made up for with his coaching CV. -
AFL LIVE: Gawn hopes for a ninth All-Australian jumper, Butters is sitting at a suitor’s table
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Fremantle dominated the extended All-Australian squad while Melbourne champion Max Gawn is poised to become the first nine-time selection. But Sydney only have two players in contention after banned trio Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner and Nick Blakey were ruled ineligible after the club’s hotel scandal. Follow LIVE coverage. -
NRL’s latest rule-change adds a new element of strategy. Here’s how it will work
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The decision to kick or receive the football after conceding a try will be made on the field, rather than in the coach’s box, when the NRL trials a change to the kick-off rule on Thursday night. -
AFL LIVE - 2026 All-Australian team announcement: Will Gawn get a ninth jumper?
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Fremantle dominated the extended All-Australian squad while Melbourne champion Max Gawn is poised to become the first nine-time selection. But Sydney only have two players in contention after banned trio Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner and Nick Blakey were ruled ineligible after the club’s hotel scandal. Follow LIVE coverage. -
Rabbitoh closes in on three-year deal; concussed Radley set to miss rest of regular season
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Young star Tallis Duncan is set to sign off on an extension that will keep him at South Sydney until 2030, as the Rabbitohs prepare to welcome back Latrell Mitchell this weekend.
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