Flames burn bright as Nicholson sparks against Flyers
The Sydney Flames have overturned a 13-point deficit to beat a spirited Southside Melbourne Flyers in their first game of the WNBL season.
Fa'alogo bags four tries in Samoa rout
Samoan speedster Sua Fa'alogo scores his fourth try in the RLWC opener against France.
World Fencing League bringing sport’s best and brightest to Hong Kong in April
Hong Kong will host a World Fencing League event next year, bringing the sport’s best and brightest to the city for one day in April, sources have told the South China Morning Post. The brainchild of 2016 US Olympic team foil bronze medallist Miles Chamley-Watson, WFL staged its inaugural event in Los Angeles earlier this year, and featured the likes of Hong Kong’s Ryan Choi Chun-yin, who captained Team Shield. Sources said the league was being pencilled in for the penultimate week of April, a...
Crichton scores after brutal To'o tackle
Brian To'o smashes a French player and Stephen Crichton picks up the loose ball to score.
Reverse swing relevant again on return to South Africa
Eight years after a dramatic reverse-swing arms race during the controversial 2018 tour of South Africa, conditions have brought the art form back to the fore.
Good Grace: Aussie Kim tied for second at LPGA Shanghai
On the bubble in the season-long points race, Australian golfer Grace Kim has moved into equal second at the LPGA Shanghai to boost her Tour Championship hopes.
West Coast Eagles fans take to social media to express surprise at decision to de-list Jack Williams
West Coast fans have taken to social media to express their surprise at the club’s decision to de-list forward-ruck Jack Williams.
Why this seven-year-old, $34 shot might just be poised to spring an almighty Everest upset
Giga Kick has won and finished second in his two Everest runs. Trainer Clayton Douglas says a soft track gives his veteran a chance to feature in the finish again.
Reversal of fortune: Hazlewood says old-ball swing ‘crucial’ to South Africa triumph
Eight years after Sandpapergate, reverse swing is again playing a role in Australia’s Test series in South Africa, with old-ball movement a key to Josh Hazlewood’s first Test heroics and to the looming recall of Kagiso Rabada.
Paulo, Luai lead fiery Samoan war cry
Samoan co-captain Jarome Luai and Junior Paulo lead a powerful Siva Tau during the pre-game against France.
AFL clubs swing the axe with spate of delisting announcements two days after trade deadline
The club told them they would not be offered contracts for 2027.
Bookies brace for Everest day wipeout after key scratching
Autumn Glow and Ka Ying Rising are set to deliver a loss of more than $4 million to the TAB on Saturday.
Wallaroos look to build some buzz ahead of World Cup
The Wallaroos are looking to change the fabric of Australian rugby ahead of a golden opportunity to promote the women's game before their home World Cup.
Organisers give Socceroos' Asian Cup update
Asian Cup organisers have confirmed that plans for the continental soccer tournament in Saudi Arabia remain on track despite ongoing conflict in the Middle East
Kiwi scores TD, Aussie punters busy as Denver prevails
The Denver Broncos have increased their record to 4-2 after beating the Seattle Seahawks in a gritty overtime clash.
NBA legends' hope for Simmons amid doubts
NBA greats Dirk Nowitzki and Blake Griffin believe a fit-again Ben Simmons is capable of performing at a high level as long as his body and mind play ball.
NRL wins early skirmish in battle over Chiefs name as parties prepare to ‘duke it out’ in court
A judge has turned down New Zealand Rugby’s bid for an urgent injunction after hearing that it could harm the new PNG team’s efforts to attract players.
Eagles recruit mused on Daniher after marching orders
West Coast recruit Jack Viney reflected on a quote from the late great Neale Daniher after being told to look elsewhere to continue his AFL career.
Wallabies, Kangaroos share Sydney gym
The Wallabies and Kangaroos share a Sydney gym as they prepare for their games against New Zealand this week.
Patience pays off as Eagles re-sign coach Daisy Pearce
West Coast's AFLW coach Daisy Pearce has thanked the club for being patient after she took time to decide whether to re-sign for a further two years.
Australian rugby stars gear up for historic ‘quadruple header’
All Australia’s senior rugby sides – both men’s and women’s in sevens and 15s – will be in action at Accor Stadium in an unprecedented four-game schedule.
Australia’s rugby players are looking for money in the wrong places
The World Cup windfall must go towards the game’s future, and not the current crop of Wallabies – no matter what the Rugby Union Players Association says.
Maher than likely: The horse we expect to win the Caulfield Cup
Ciaron Maher has five runners in the Caulfield Cup. The odds of winning are in his favour.
Surf sport's global boost as Olympics beckon
Momentum behind a new surf sport series that plans to expand from Oceania to the United States is building as life saving jostles for Olympic inclusion.
Hong Kong Olympian wonders if AI is the answer to recapturing our humanity
The 0.1 second that stood between Yvette Kong Man-yi and qualifying for the 2012 Olympics was “unbearable”, the Hong Kong swimmer writes in her newly published memoir, The Unmeasured Human. It was, the 33-year-old recalls years later, “too small to feel and too large to survive unchanged”. Fourteen years on, Kong is grateful for the heartbreaking experience, telling the South China Morning Post that “challenge is fundamental to human growth and spirit”. “I needed to find the courage to try again...
'It hurts': Wallabies feeling the Bledisloe Cup blues
Winless against New Zealand since the COVID days, the Wallabies are desperate to end a six-year, 12-match losing streak against the All Blacks on Saturday.
AFL 2026: Jack Viney speaks on Melbourne exit, Neale Daniher’s advice and Harley Reid
A message from the late great Neale Daniher helped Jack Viney in his move to the West Coast Eagles – but he’ll have to do some relationship building when he gets there.
Jets look to NRL neighbours for inspiration
Newcastle captain James Delianov says last season's A-League Men premiers are drawing inspiration from their NRL neighbours in their search for more silverware.
'We'll adapt': Sky Blues to embrace life on the road
With Leichhardt Oval undergoing renovations, midfielder Shay Hollman says Sydney FC are happy to hit the road as they look to return to the top of the table.
'Not approved': World Rowing stands by 2032 venue claim
A claim that a regional river has not been approved as a 2032 Olympic venue has been backed by World Rowing, contradicting a state government's stance.
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