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The footy team kicking goals outside the mainstream
The CoHealth Kangaroos are a team designed for players who don't fit into mainstream footy.
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It’s a game for sporting legends. It’s also a game for those who don’t fit anywhere else
This weekend the best players in the AFL will battle it out in the finals. Down at JJ Holland Park, the game is changing lives.
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‘He’s doing a fantastic job’: Ancelotti’s glowing endorsement of Popa’s Socceroos
Carlo Ancelotti, one of the greatest managers ever, is a big Tony Popovic fan – and their friendship goes way, way back.
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‘Too early’ for Cooney-Cross to return for Matildas after family tragedy
Kyra Cooney-Cross took a break from soccer to support her mother through her cancer battle. An international comeback for two friendlies in October was deemed too soon.
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Why this Dockers star was close to tears before preliminary final
Hayden Young was integral in Fremantle’s fightback from almost five goals down in last week’s preliminary final. Now, he has his sights on a premiership.
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AFL grand final teams, expert tips: Is this Freo’s first premiership side, or will Lions get their three-peat?
The all-important teams and expert tips – including Norm Smith medallist – for the biggest game of the AFL season
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Snowden wary of wide-ranging challenge for improved Beadman
Peter Snowden believes Everest hope Beadman is going better than ever, but a 13m rail and wide draw at Caulfield have dampened his enthusiasm this weekend.
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The fiery history between Wallabies, Springboks
The fiery history between the Wallabies and Springboks is set to resume in Perth on Sunday.
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Suaalii unleashed on Wallabies wing
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii is finally set to be unleashed on the Wallabies wing against the Springboks on Sunday.
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Leonard makes history with 50th Test
Michaela Leonard will make history as the first Wallaroos player to reach 50 Tests when she takes the field against Scotland.
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V’landys could rule rugby league for six years after appointment as ARLC executive chairman
Peter V’landys is officially the most powerful administrator in the code’s history after completing his move from Racing NSW.
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Look away, Knights fans: Cleary ditches moon boot for footy boots at Panthers training
Injured superstar Nathan Cleary made a surprise appearance at Penrith training on Tuesday, allaying fears over his fitness ahead of Sunday’s preliminary final.
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Lachie Neale faces tribunal in bid to play in AFL grand final
The star Brisbane Lions midfielder needs to overturn or downgrade the one-match ban he got for striking Hawthorn’s Jack Ginnivan to play in Saturday’s grand final against his former club, Fremantle.
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‘We know what’s coming’: Wallabies brace for physical examination against Springboks
Despite a rotated South Africa team, the Wallabies expect the same formidable scrum and maul when the world champions arrive in Perth.
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McVay's hilarious one-liner on Aussie disaster
LA Rams head coach Sean McVay labels himself a "dumb arse" following the NFL team's failed Australia trip.
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Racing feud heats up as jockeys tangle with race club over track safety ‘nonsense’
The Melbourne Racing Club says the decision to delay Saturday’s meet at Caulfield was “unnecessary”. But the jockeys say they are not willing to compromise safety, and the stewards’ response justified their alarm.
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‘He’s made it look easy’: Springboks rival blown away by Suaalii’s rugby transition
Double World Cup winner Jesse Kriel says he can’t understand the criticism “world-class” Wallabies opponent Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has received since switching from league.
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Re-list twist: AFL green-lights rookie rule change
The AFL will allow clubs an extra list spot for First Nations players – including senior players who have been delisted – as part of the league’s push to arrest the decline of Indigenous playing ranks.
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Colorado’s Aussie gold rush: Sydney FC teen to follow in Lucas Herrington’s footsteps
Having hit paydirt with Socceroos defender Lucas Herrington, MLS club Colorado Rapids have spotted another promising gem in the A-League.
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‘Need some experience’: AFL confirms assistance package for Essendon
Essendon will have two extra rookie list spots next season after asking the AFL for help four months ago, but missed out on a draft pick request and soft cap relief.
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‘Why not give yourself a chance?’ How Yeo kept premiership dreams alive
Yeo is also backing his good friend Nathan Cleary to overcome a foot injury and play for the Panthers in Sunday’s preliminary final against Newcastle.
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Fallout with star leaves NRL with no pre-game entertainment for grand final
The AFL secured Kylie Minogue for its decider, but the NRL won’t have a big-name artist at all after negotiations with Australian singer Tones and I fell over.
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Lachie Neale will fight gut-punch suspension at AFL tribunal in bid to play in grand final
The Lions midfielder is no stranger to attention in grand final week, and finds himself there again, with a tribunal case on the cards.
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An NRL title in their fourth season would be remarkable for Dolphins – and might just keep the club together
The Dolphins are 160 minutes away from a first NRL premiership that they believe will make it easier to keep stars such as Herbie Farnworth?
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Sharpe juggles Best's try assist
Fletcher Sharpe finally scores after Bradman Best's brilliant line break.
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DWZ fires up as try stopped
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak takes exception to Bradman Best after he was denied a try.
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Halasima spins and swerves past Knights
Leka Halasima scores the first points for the Warriors at Eden Park.
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Knights rookie's hand stops try
Francis Manuleleua's knock-on denies a try to Fletcher Sharpe.
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Leiataua survives sin bin for Ponga hit
Ali Leiataua avoids the sin bin but is placed on report for his hit on Kalyn Ponga.
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Knights bomb two tries in two tackles
Fletcher Sharpe trips with open field in front of him before Dane Gagai throws a forward pass the next tackle.
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NRL finals 2026 LIVE updates: Knights hit back as Sharpe finally scores and Warriors errors come back to bite
A preliminary final spot is on the line as the Warriors host last year’s wooden spooners Newcastle in front of 50,000 fans at a sold-out Eden Park. Follow all the action.
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Neale to miss grand final after horror ban
Lachie Neale has been handed a one-match ban for striking Jack Ginnivan in the 1st quarter of the preliminary finals, the vision only available on the goal camera.
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Explosions from mid-game bus fire and eye gouge mar Wallaroos’ loss to France
Australia’s women’s rugby team crashed to a last-gasp defeat against France, who prevailed despite being reduced to just 11 players in the first half.
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Swans star in the mix for preliminary final selection
Sydney coach Dean Cox confirms Justin McInerney is a chance to return for the clash with Fremantle.
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Cox gives nod to Swans fans amid challenging period
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.
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How Matilda Scholz became a football powerhouse, feminist and TikTok sensation
The AFLW star didn’t know her own strength when she was younger. Now she’s using it for good on the field and off, visiting schools to talk about equality and the manosphere.
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Scoop in September: Why the Tassie stadium could be bigger than we thought
The first round of tenders for the Macquarie Point stadium have landed.
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Gus says he’s ‘the next Cody Walker’. Is Trindall also the NRL’s best value playmaker?
Nathan Cleary, Kalyn Ponga and Nicho Hynes all earn $1 million-plus. But Braydon Trindall is just as important to Cronulla’s finals fortunes.
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Anaesthetics over aesthetics: welcome to rugby league’s painkiller knockouts
An athlete who can run, pass and kick only with the help of painkillers is enjoying a more enhanced performance than if he was lying on his couch watching.
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They arrived at the 11th hour and lost dismally. Now the LA Rams say they never want to play in Australia again
The Rams bucked accepted convention by flying in for the NFL game at the MCG a little more than 24 hours before the kick-off. Now their coach says they don’t want another crack at playing Down Under.
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Rugby community in mourning after death of Phil Waugh’s son
Jack Waugh, the eldest child of former Wallaby and Rugby Australia chief executive Phil Waugh, passed away at the age of 21.
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Did these players really need HIAs? The NRL is watching
The NRL hit two clubs with “please explain” notices last weekend seeking clarification on their handling of HIAs, as rivals grow increasingly frustrated at perceived abuse of the concussion protocol.
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Roosters coach gives update on star's return
Trent Robinson gives an insight into the return of Roosters gun Angus Crichton.
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‘There’s a reason I’m still here’: Labuschagne’s vow in fight to save career
Marnus Labuschagne may be a man under siege, but he insists he is far from a spent force on the international stage.
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Bruno Guimarães scores screamer for Arsenal
Bruno Guimarães scores a screamer for Arsenal against Sunderland.
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Tszyu backflips on post-fight admission
Nikita Tszyu backflips on his comments after a controversial split draw with Ben Mahoney and now believes he won the fight.
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Pendlebury move causes free agency compensation shock for Hawks, Suns
The two clubs were stunned to learn the Collingwood champion’s departure would dilute the compensation the Suns receive for losing Ben King, and impact the Hawks’ pursuit of Zach Merrett.
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Oar, Foster unpack Spurs woes
Tommy Oar and Craig Foster unpack Spurs' woes as they remain winless in the Premier League after four games.
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Ange's tense exchange with journo
Ange Postecoglou's heated exchange with a journo after Al-Nassr lost 4-0 to Al-Ain.
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Roosters stars to retire from NRLW
Roosters stars Millie Elliott and Corban Baxter will retire from the NRLW following the finals series.
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Renshaw’s maiden ODI century was great. But can he fire in Tests against South Africa when it counts?
Matt Renshaw’s first international century in almost a decade came in an unlikely setting in Zimbabwe. Now comes the far tougher assignment: proving he belongs at the top of Australia’s Test order.
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Wallaroos lick wounds after England loss
The Wallaroos lick their wounds after the side's 48-15 loss to England in Salford.
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The boxer, teacher and curse breaker: The coach who shone from Bennett’s shadow
Earlier this year, Kristian Woolf stood in front of his players and threw down the gauntlet. Trading gloves with an NRL hitman paved the way for their success.
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Trainer pleads to move back home after lying about having a ‘leak’ and copping a three-year ban
Disqualified trainer John Leek jnr has applied for a special exemption after being found guilty of stomach tubing a race horse.
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Where’s Jarome? Luai a no-show at Wests Tigers’ awards night
It is not uncommon for players to be overseas on holidays and miss end-of-season presentations. But it is rare for a co-captain to skip the event.
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NRL Tips - Finals Week 1
Before the round of footy gets underway, catch the tips from Brad Fittler and Andrew Johns.
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Crowd erupts after epic Tiafoe points
The US Open crowd erupts as Frances Tiafoe wins an epic point against Ben Shelton.
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Bailey opens up on 50-50 call to stay at Brisbane
Brisbane star Zac Bailey on his call to re-sign after huge interest from Adelaide.
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Gagai wins foot race against Dufty
Knights veteran Dane Gagai wins a foot race with Matt Dufty to score a try.
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Bombshell call: Zak Butters nominates the Western Bulldogs
In one of the major early decisions that will shape the AFL trade period, Zak Butters has nominated the Western Bulldogs as his preferred destination, the Dogs beating Geelong for his services.
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