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Pay war threatens to get ugly as deadline looms
Former RLPA officials are now leading the fight for rugby players in an increasingly tense pay dispute with Rugby Australia, and time is running out for a deal.
Australian MotoGP: Race’s sodden farewell to Phillip Island
The final Australian MotoGP race at Phillip Island was plunged into chaos as poor weather meant the main event was cancelled.
Hongkonger Chan linked with vacant China women’s football head coach role
China football bosses have given themselves less than a week to find a new coach for the senior women’s team, and fans are already starting to suggest potential candidates, among them Hongkonger Chan Yuen-ting. The 38-year-old, who made history when she led Eastern to the Hong Kong Premier League title in 2016, has seen her profile rise among fans in mainland China in the past few years. Chan guided Jiangsu women to National Games gold last November, leads the team in the Chinese Women’s Super...
Aussies carve up the USA
Australia A carve up the USA as Nick Frost goes over for a try.
Antonelli takes pole from nowhere
Having been barely competitive all weekend, Kimi Antonelli took a stunning pole position for the US Grand Prix.
New ball warm-up for Renshaw, as Green eyes No.5 spot on return from ‘bizarre’ injury
Cameron Green’s preference is to bat in the middle order, but he says he’ll bat anywhere. The cues at training suggest there might be spot for him, with Matt Renshaw preparing like he’s about to open the batting in Cape Town.
In the rooms where it happened
Dan Brettig returns to Newlands eight years after the sandpaper scandal.
Volkanovski retains UFC featherweight title
Australian Alexander Volkanovski retained his UFC featherweight title with a second-round technical knockout of Movsar Evloev.
Selectors’ disdain for Sheffield Shield is sabotaging the Test team
Nic Maddinson’s inclusion for the South Africa series laid bare the low regard in which selectors hold the domestic first-class competition, and it is costing Australia.
Gabriel seals vital Arsenal victory
Gabriel seals a vital Arsenal victory with a headed goal in a 2-0 win over Everton.
Sydney to host Super Netball grand final for first time
It’s been 18 years since Sydney’s netball fans last had the chance to watch a grand final at home.
You’re an NRL star thinking about joining the Chiefs? This is what your life in PNG will be like
Chiefs players will be seeing a lot of the airport, and it’s not just because they are travelling to away games every second week. PNG life will be very different to Sydney or Brisbane.
‘Nothing will ever live up to it’: Phillip Island prepares for life after MotoGP
This weekend locals and business owners are trying to balance wanting to celebrate the last race, while acknowledging the economic uncertainty that awaits them.
To drop or not to drop: Our ‘selectors’ on the Marnus dilemma dividing Australian cricket
Calling for change is easy. Making the right moves is much more difficult. Our cricket scribes pick their XIs for the third Test, with the series on the line.
Broncos’ Chief concern over Carrigan partner’s PNG trip
Brisbane’s fears over the Chiefs’ pulling power has led them to question why Nine’s Bronte Gildea was part of the media pack who descended on Port Moresby last week.
Villa punishes Guehi's awful error
Nicolas Jackson continues his goalscoring run to put Villa ahead against Man City.
China dad handed 3-year race ban after dragging rope-tied son around marathon
A marathon runner in China who dragged a nine-year-old boy around a half-marathon using a rope has been handed a three-year ban and had his result erased. Video clips of the child with a rope around his waist struggling to keep up as the pair competed in the Zhengzhou Marathon in Henan province have gone viral, and sparked intense debate online. While some social media users expressed surprise at the boy’s endurance, most condemned the incident, which is believed to have involved a father and...
Jillaroos star injures wrist in awful sight
Julia Robinson pulls out of a tackle holding her arm and leaves the field.
No October joy for Carlton stars on Cox Plate’s sojourn to Flemington
For a few fleeting moments it looked as if Irish import Birdman was about to deliver one of Australian racing’s greatest prizes for Carlton champion Patrick Cripps only for his Cox Plate dream to be dashed.
Farnworth bags a hat-trick against France
England's Herbie Farnworth powers over for a first-half hat-trick against France.
Inside the NBA’s luxury bubble, and why Joe Ingles was ready to leave
Joe Ingles spent 12 seasons in the NBA. Now back as one of the faces of the NBL, the Melbourne United star reflects on private planes, 4am flights and cattle class.
Star Chiefs signing helps smash Kumuls
Brian To'o scores during Samoa's big World Cup win over PNG.
Cosmic Crusader wins the Cox Plate
Cosmic Crusader defies the bookies to win the Cox Plate.
Maroons stars in halves battle
Sam Walker and Tom Dearden will partner for the Kangaroos but will also battle for the No.7 jersey.
Lazzura wins grand final to lead in memorable day for connections
Owners B2B Thoroughbreds were eyeing a spell for Lazzura and a shot at the $3 million Sunlight with Revolina amid a big day for Chris Waller and Tommy Berry.
‘She keeps surprising me’: Payne says best yet to come from Proxima Dea
Veteran trainer David Payne called on the staying powers of immature filly Proxima Dea to give him a third Spring Champion Stakes.
Grey clouds, dry ground
Flemington is dodging the rain and the crowds are flooding the race course lawns in anticipation for a one-off Cox Plate at racing's headquarters. The Age racing writer provides an update from the front gates, and is sticking with his top tip - Aeliana and a big day for Chris Waller and James McDonald
Port Adelaide mourn death of former player Daniel Stewart
Port Adelaide are mourning the sudden death of former player Daniel Stewart. The 37-year-old played in the AFL between 2010 and 2013.
PNG pathways manager Joey Grima interacts with kids at Port Moresby
There's no shortage of local rugby league fans ready to cheer on the PNG Chiefs when they enter the NRL competition.
Grandson of Ugandan dictator DSQed again
Not three months after his disqualification at the Commonwealth Games, Aziz Abdul has been hit with the same penalty at the African Boxing Championships.
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