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Treacy whacked by Cox
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Fremantle key forward Josh Treacy is smashed in a marking contest by teammate Mason Cox. -
Only one of the Serong boys will reach the grand final this year. Their mum is already taking sides
via smh.com.au
Caleb Serong will go head-to-head with his younger brother Jai at a sold-out crowd at the SCG on Friday night. Their family can’t lose, no matter what the result is. The thing is – they can’t win, either. -
From an African shepherd to Australia's marathon record holder
via abc.net.au
Australian long-distance runner, Haftu Strintzos, shares his 'double life' from being a barefoot shepherd in Ethiopia to claiming the national marathon record on just his fourth attempt. -
From African shepherd to Australia's marathon record holder
via abc.net.au
Australian long-distance runner, Haftu Strintzos, shares his "double life" from being a barefoot shepherd in Ethiopia to claiming the national marathon record on just his fourth attempt. -
How Swans rebuilt their midfield to challenge for premiership
via abc.net.au
Instead of star power, the Swans are relying on structure and balance to drive them deeper into the finals. -
The 10 key issues V’landys must address as NRL’s first executive chairman
via smh.com.au
Peter V’landys will have unprecedented power when his new role is rubber-stamped. But he will also have a long to-do list. -
‘It was obviously a really bad situation’: What went through Curnow’s mind when Swans teammates were banned
via smh.com.au
Charlie Curnow has become the face of one of the more improbable September AFL finals charges. He opens up on a tumultuous month at the Swans. -
Athlete Joanna Wietrzyk apologises for continuing HYROX race after soiling herself
via abc.net.au
The athlete who had a bout of faecal incontinence during a HYROX competition has issued a public apology and retroactively withdrawn from the race, handing back points earned in the event. -
‘You fall back in love and trust them again’: How Swans are winning back their fans
via theage.com.au
A Swans fan since birth, Sally Edmiston considered cancelling her membership in the days after the Pullman Hotel scandal. Then she saw something that drew her back in. -
Penrith’s medics will work around clock on Cleary. This is what his next week looks like
via theage.com.au
The Panthers have an impressive track record of getting their injured stars back on the park in quick time. What is the secret of their medical team’s success? -
How ‘a pair of footy nerds’ unlocked Shai Bolton’s X-factor
via theage.com.au
Bolton’s nimble movements, fast feet and cat-like balance exposed Geelong’s Bailey Smith early in Fremantle’s semi-final. -
From centre court to a courtroom: Match officials sue Tennis Australia
via theage.com.au
The Australian Open organiser is being taken to the Federal Court by a leading umpire and former match official who allege they were unlawfully dismissed. -
AFL preliminary final teams and expert tips: Skipper’s replacement named; Lions make a key call
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Here are the all-important teams and expert tips for the cut-throat games on Friday and Saturday. -
It’s not easy losing Greene: Skipper isn’t the only Giant heading for the exit at GWS
via theage.com.au
Giants captain Toby Greene has decided to join Geelong, ending his 15-year career with the expansion club. -
Trindall ready for Roosters hammering
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Sharks five-eighth Braydon Trindall knows his injured shoulder will be tested on Saturday night against the Roosters. -
Lions make key call after defender’s fitness test; Plugger’s first words after preliminary final heroics
via theage.com.au
Chris Fagan has options for the match-up with Hawks star Nick Watson. Meanwhile, the mayhem that followed Sydney’s historic preliminary final victory over Essendon 30 years ago didn’t exactly make everybody happy. -
Legends in awe of 'dialled in' Ponga
via theage.com.au
Knights legend Andrew Johns speaks about the turnaround in Kalyn Ponga's mindset this season. -
Court battle looms for Socceroos star after drug test
via abc.net.au
Cristian Volpato is set for a court battle as the Socceroos star's lawyer confirms he will challenge charges that he was driving with cocaine in his system. -
The first Immortal? Where four-time champion’s legacy places her in history
via smh.com.au
Cast an eye to the future and consider who the first rugby league Immortal of the women’s game may be. Ali Brigginshaw must be at the front of the debate. -
Lions sweat on defender’s fitness test; Plugger’s first words after preliminary final heroics
via theage.com.au
Chris Fagan has options for the match-up with Hawks star Nick Watson. Meanwhile, the mayhem that followed Sydney’s historic preliminary final victory over Essendon 30 years ago didn’t exactly make everybody happy. -
Pride looks for targets below Everest shadow for King’s Secret
via theage.com.au
Trainer Joe Pride hopes for another eye-catching finish from King’s Secret against elite opposition on Saturday before chasing easier options in the spring. -
Flanagan not opposed to vacant Tigers gig
via smh.com.au
Shane Flanagan reveals why he is not opposed to applying for the vacant assistant coaching job at the Wests Tigers. -
Joey's advice to target injured players
via theage.com.au
Andrew Johns says current NRL players need to do a better job targeting injured rivals, with Braydon Trindall and Nathan Cleary both playing wounded. -
Cox gives nod to Swans fans amid challenging period
via theage.com.au
Sydney coach Dean Cox acknowledges the support of Swans fans as the club continues to navigate a difficult time, with a preliminary final against Fremantle looming. -
'Cinema' expected as rival wingers go to battle one last time
via abc.net.au
Robert Toia will have a front-row seat to the last instalment of the tit-for-tat battle between teammate Mark Nawaqanitawase and Ronaldo Mulitalo, and the Sydney Roosters centre is bracing himself for more box-office entertainment. -
Scoop in September: The brutal internal email that heralded a club great’s exit
via smh.com.au
While none of the five suspended Swans will be at Crown Palladium on Monday night, their teammates and coaches will be if Sydney don’t make the grand final. -
Subbies rugby player hit with three-year ban after contact with referee in grand final
via smh.com.au
A Hunters Hill player has been suspended for 42 matches after being found guilty of making contact with a referee during last weekend’s Subbies decider. -
Pfieffer takes fresh approach to Ice Kool in Melbourne spring audition
via smh.com.au
Trainer David Pfieffer wants to see Ice Kool back to his best at Randwick on Saturday before taking him to Melbourne for straight-track features this spring. -
Stable confident Chilly Girl will fire with clear running in Tea Rose
via theage.com.au
Chilly Girl was shaded in the Furious Stakes but the run has given co-trainer Sterling Alexiou confidence she can thrive up front over 1400m in the Tea Rose. -
McInerney to return but free agent Amartey will miss Swans’ prelim final
via theage.com.au
Coach Dean Cox could be forced into making two changes for Friday night’s clash with Fremantle - but either way, key forward Joel Amartey won’t be involved.
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