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Press conference cut short after Blakey questioning
via smh.com.au
North Melbourne's press conference surrounding their signing of Nick Blakey turned sour after the PR team called it quits in the middle of journalist's questioning. -
Dale toasts dual assault on Kosciuszko with bonus buy’s late charge
via theage.com.au
Goulburn trainer Matt Dale will chase his second win in the $2 million Kosciuszko with So You Pence and late addition Rose Aye. -
War in Saudi Arabia could rob Popovic of Asian Cup swansong with Socceroos
via theage.com.au
The possibility of the tournament being postponed until 2028 has massive implications for the Socceroos –and out-of-contract coach Tony Popovic. -
Runner-by-runner guide to the 2026 Everest
via theage.com.au
Your guide to finding a winner in the 2026 Everest at Royal Randwick Racecourse. -
Stars align for Tempted, Jimmysstar in Everest. But can they topple Ka Ying Rising?
via theage.com.au
Top trainer Ciaron Maher is best placed to cause an upset in the Everest on Saturday, but he is not counting on defending champion Ka Ying Rising coming back to the pack. -
Jillaroos pumped for home World Cup
via theage.com.au
Jillaroos star Jessica Sergis said a fourth-straight world cup triumph, on Aussie soil, would be the "cherry on top" for a squad she conceded is "getting a bit older". -
Wallabies show faith in rookie fly half for final All Blacks Test
via abc.net.au
The Wallabies are without Ben Donaldson for Saturday's Bledisloe Cup Test in Sydney, while they have made changes elsewhere in their match-day squad. -
Why I have an issue with the Nick Blakey trade to North Melbourne
via theage.com.au
The hand-wringing that followed the Pullman incident, and the concern for the women making the complaints that were so frequently expressed in August, are no longer part of the script. -
Debutant set for Bledisloe baptism as Wallabies suffer cruel setback
via smh.com.au
Declan Meredith will start at No.10 in Saturday’s Sydney Test after Ben Donaldson was ruled out with a groin injury, with Harry McLaughlin-Phillips promoted to the bench. -
King hopes Green Spaces on best behaviour to provide another debut win
via theage.com.au
Sydney jockey Rachel King is making a habit of breaking through at her first attempt, and racking up firsts for female riders. -
Wallaroos lose star but regain experienced campaigner for Scotland Test
via abc.net.au
The Wallaroos are forced to reshuffle their backline for Saturday's Test against Scotland at Sydney's Stadium Australia. -
Wallaroos lose star but regain experience for historic 'quadruple header'
via abc.net.au
The Wallaroos are forced to reshuffle their backline for Saturday's Test against Scotland at Sydney's Stadium Australia. -
‘Not all sunshine and roses’: The hidden cameras on Australia’s Test team
via smh.com.au
Why Mitchell Starc hasn’t watched any of the Test documentary series, and how the Australian team polices players who play up for the cameras. -
‘Not all sunshine and roses’: The hidden cameras back on Australia’s Test team
via theage.com.au
Why Mitchell Starc hasn’t watched any of the Test documentary series, and how the Australian team polices players who play up for the cameras. -
Akol’s siblings gave up football so he could chase his dream. Now he’s worth millions
via theage.com.au
Akol Akon plays like Nestory Irankunda but thinks and acts like Lucas Herrington, whose exact footsteps he is about to retrace. Catch him in the A-League while you still can. -
‘He’s an animal’: The Aussie taking Major League Baseball by storm – and on the verge of a World Series
via theage.com.au
It’s been a rapid rise for Travis Bazzana, who has helped give the Cleveland Guardians a strong shot at advancing to baseball’s iconic World Series. -
Race leader runs out of fuel in heartbreaking finish
via theage.com.au
Anton De Pasquale runs out of fuel on the final lap in a heartbreaking ending to his Bathurst 1000 pursuit. -
Garbin's 'emotional' return to the WNBL court
via smh.com.au
The Tasmanian Jewels are going to return to the WNBL after a 30-year hiatus, with captain Darcee Garbin leading the team with her daughter Rose on the side line. -
PSG score breath-taking team goal
via smh.com.au
PSG score a breath-taking team goal against Manchester City in the Champions League. -
Australia is the monster that turns World Cup dreams to nightmares
via abc.net.au
Ahead of the women's Rugby League World Cup, the dominance of the Jillaroos looms like a spectre. -
Anfield boos third Man City goal
via theage.com.au
Anfield boos the third Manchester City goal scored by Rayan Cherki. -
Crows reject Roos' Murray offer
via theage.com.au
Nick Murray will remain at the Crows after the club was unable to break a stalemate with North Melbourne. -
The data that shows who won and lost in this year's AFL trade period
via abc.net.au
With compromised drafts on the horizon, this trade period saw two distinct methods as AFL clubs planned for the "win now" and the "win later". -
‘Better than Dyson’: Steve Waugh’s son takes flight in astonishing catch
via theage.com.au
Austin Waugh soared high and towards the boundary to secure the ball, before flicking it to a teammate in an extraordinary feat that brought back memories of an all-time great catch. -
Rising star whacked for ballboy outburst
via smh.com.au
Rising tennis star Rafael Jodar is in hot water after another outburst at a ball kid in Shanghai. -
Aussie cyclists begin World Championships with silver medal
via abc.net.au
Australia reaches the podium in the men's team sprint at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships for the fifth consecutive time. -
Top gymnastics coach fined after assaulting two female teen athletes
via abc.net.au
Former top gymnastics coach Jamie Glen Cannon, who once coached at a prestigious Brisbane private school, has pleaded guilty to assaulting two teenage girls. -
Schutt stars as Aussies sweep Bangladesh in ODI series
via abc.net.au
A four-wicket haul from Megan Schutt and unbeaten half-centuries to Ellyse Perry and Annabel Sutherland secure Australia a 3-0 ODI series win over Bangladesh. -
ParaMatildas hunt more Australian football history at World Cup
via abc.net.au
Having won Australia's first-ever round ball World Cup in 2024, the ParaMatildas begin the 2026 tournament in uncharted territory for an Australian football team and with the world's best "plotting" against them. -
‘We speak a fair bit’: Why Mitch Moses can’t wait to link up with Parramatta’s star signing
via theage.com.au
Eels star Mitchell Moses is looking forward to reuniting with former Blues teammate Jarome Luai at Parramatta. Although they may square off in the World Cup first.
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