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Aussie lifts lid on shock move, sledges UFC rival
Tom Nolan explains why he relocated to Auckland, before delivering a stinging sledge for UFC rival Renato Moicano.
The AFL fixture is like a lottery. Here are the biggest winners (and losers)
The fixture arrives like lottery tickets: It might be good, but probably won’t be, and we won’t really know until later. We’ve ranked every club’s 2027 task, in order of difficulty.
All Blacks perform powerful haka for Charles
The All Blacks performed a powerful post-match haka for Nathan Charles, who has been diagnosed with MND.
They called him ‘Temu Postecoglou’. Now this Aussie coach has Beckham and Co in his corner
Ange Postecoglou’s former lieutenant Peter Cklamovski has turned a team owned by Manchester United royalty into one of English football’s form teams.
‘It hurts just thinking about it’: But this is why Radley will consider leaving the Roosters
Victor Radley is a local junior who bleeds red, white and blue. But the three-time premiership winner will for the first time in his career entertain offers from NRL rivals come November 1.
Scratching reshuffles Melbourne Cup field: Who’s in and who can win
The Melbourne Cup field won’t be finalised until Saturday. But the search for winner has already started, as the field takes shape.
Baker’s bridesmaid in prime position for Golden Eagle boilover
Within The Law showed Warwick Farm trainer Bjorn Baker she was up for the challenge of the $10 million Golden Eagle last start with an eye-catching finish.
What the 2027 AFL fixture has in store for your club
Sydney have been handed marquee billing as stars brace for spicy reunions with their former clubs, with the AFL releasing next season’s schedule of matches.
Lees finds new time to test unbeaten record as back-up assignment
Kris Lees fell just short of getting Tavi Time into a third Big Dance, and now he’s hoping he can fire again at 2000m at Randwick for the Sydney Gold Cup.
Chevalier staying prospect ready to make a stand in Four Pillars
Hawkesbury trainer Marc Chevalier has kept promising stayer Stand My Ground fresh for a first-up crack at the $500,000 Four Pillars.
Sheza Alibi owner’s special reason to cheer on Golden Eagle rival
Fred Noffke is confident his freakish mare Sheza Alibi will win the $10 million Golden Eagle on Saturday, but he has a special reason to hope a rival runs a big race.
‘No one stops a nation like me’: How Flemington landed pop superstar Robbie Williams
From Robbie Williams and DJ Fisher to Calvin Harris and a radical vision for Flemington, VRC chief Kylie Rogers is leading the festivalisation of Australian sport.
Henry hits back at Ballon d’Or critics
Thierry Henry has defended himself after criticism over the way he hosted the Ballon d’Or ceremony.
Inglis, Green and Renshaw put Australia in command
Dan Brettig and Adam Collins analyse Australia's best batting day in quite a while.
So You Are takes out the Bendigo Cup
So You Are wins the Bendigo Cup to rocket into contention for the 2026 Melbourne Cup.
DCE's issue with Walker saga
Daly Cherry-Evans reacts to the news that the Roosters pulled their contract offer for Sam Walker.
Gawn's pitch to Fagan for Melbourne role
Max Gawn is keen for Brisbane premiership coach Chris Fagan to join the Demons.
Inglis, Renshaw and Green offer glowing glimpse of life after Smith
With Josh Inglis, Matt Renshaw and Cameron Green batting like this, life after Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne may not be too shabby after all.
Why you’re wrong about Leniu’s ‘character’ as star reveals why he snubbed Kiwis
As New Zealand-born Siua Wong opened up on his decision to snub playing for the Kiwis, the rising Tongan back-rower credited Spencer Leniu for helping him find his feet on the international stage.
Australia vs South Africa as it happened: Inglis, Carey put Australia on top against South Africa as Smith injury clarified
Josh Inglis scored an unbeaten 85 as Australia reached 330 for four at the close of the second day of the decisive third test against South Africa.
Labuschagne confronts Test match mortality as Smith injury revealed
Steve Smith had an MRI to investigate his neck issue; meanwhile his top-order offsider Marnus Labuschagne was out for a five-ball duck.
Smith's neck damage confirmed ahead of big run of Tests
Scans have detected the exact nature of Steve Smith's neck injury, with medical staff now eying off a rehabilitation process ahead of the home summer.
Sweltering Victory suffer in ACL2 loss in Indonesia
Melbourne Victory's Asian Champions League 2 campaign is at a crossroads after their 2-0 defeat against Persib Bandung in sweltering Indonesia.
Former Perth-born Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo makes shock admission about exit from sport
Former Perth-born Formula 1 ace Daniel Ricciardo has made a frank admission about the end of his career in the sport after opening up about his unceremonious exit.
Craig and Davis kings of Kings in NBL win over Wildcats
Torrey Craig and Kendric Davis have starred as the Sydney Kings moved past Perth into second spot with an eight-point win
Bad light frustrates Shadman on 99 against Windies
Bangladesh reached 3-213 at stumps on Day 1 of the first Test against West Indies in Dhaka.
China’s top swimmers enjoy record-breaking performances at national championships
Chinese swimmers showcased their strength in depth with record-breaking performances by veterans and rising stars at the national championships in Beijing. As of Tuesday, swimmers had broken one world, six Asian and multiple national records. Zhang Yufei and Zhang Zhanshuo set Asian short-course records in the women’s 100m butterfly and men’s 800m freestyle, clocking 54.87 seconds and seven minutes 28.61 seconds respectively to claim gold. The national event is the official selection trial for...
Australia take lead after delivering on batting promise
Australia's best day with the bat in years has given them control of the third Test against South Africa, and a chance to clinch the series.
Diamonds win final game but miss out on trophy
The Australian Diamonds claim a dominant win in the final game of the Constellation Cup against the Silver Ferns but fall short of lifting the trophy.
Marnus Labuschagne’s Test career in the balance after hopeless Newlands duck
Under-pressure Marnus Labuschagne’s Test career is in the balance after failing to score on the second day of the deciding contest in Cape Town.
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