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Scotland have strengthened their side as coach Gregor Townsend made six changes to his starting line-up to take on South Africa in their test at Murrayfield on Saturday. There is …
Continue reading Scots strengthen for Boks challengeNew Zealand has pipped Australia in the race to host the 2021 Women’s Rugby World Cup. A last-ditch pitch by Rugby Australia’s head of women’s rugby Jilly Collins, CEO Raelene …
Continue reading NZ pip Australia to host Women’s World CupWorld champion Lewis Hamilton has backed races in traditional Formula 1 venues as opposed to new locations on the circuit. Formula 1 chiefs continued the sport’s current trend by announcing …
Continue reading Traditionalist Hamilton anti new F1 venuesMelbourne’s inaugural premiership-winning halfback Brett Kimmorley says the Storm’s stand-off with Cameron Smith is an ugly look and the NRL club should pay their captain what he’s asking. Almost six …
Continue reading Smith Storm deal must be done: KimmorleyWith the Wallabies coaching staff in the firing line following one of the worst years in their history, players maintain they still have faith in their message. Last Saturday’s dismal …
Continue reading Battling Wallabies back under-fire coachesSt Kilda are faced with an enviable quandary ahead of the AFL draft. Should they retain the No.4 pick and secure a potential superstar or sell it at a premium …
Continue reading Saints well-placed at No.4 at AFL draftFormer Wests Tigers star James Tedesco has backed his ex-teammates to thrive under incoming coach Michael Maguire’s hard-nosed methods, citing South Sydney’s premiership success as proof of his ability to …
Continue reading Tedesco backs Maguire to roar with TigersThe NRL is considering the introduction of up to two players transfer windows per year as early as the 2020 season. Under the new scheme, clubs will be unable to …
Continue reading NRL to look at player transfer windowsCanberra fullback Jack Wighton is free to get on with his NRL career after being handed a two-month suspended jail sentence for assaulting five men. The 25-year-old appeared for sentencing …
Continue reading No more sanctions for Jack Wighton: NRLNew Zealand Rugby is offering little mercy for the struggling Wallabies, scheduling yet another Bledisloe Cup Test for their Eden Park graveyard next year. The All Blacks will host the …
Continue reading Wallabies returning to Eden Park graveyardSublimely talented but oft-injured former Geelong forward Daniel Menzel will attempt to re-ignite his AFL career with Sydney. Menzel was cut by the Cats after kicking 136 goals in 73 …
Continue reading Swans secure ex-Cats forward MenzelCanberra’s NRL fullback Jack Wighton has been given a two-month suspended jail sentence and fined $3500 for his late-night rampage in February. Wighton, 25, pleaded guilty in June to two …
Continue reading Raiders’ Wighton gets suspended jail termAlex de Minaur has confirmed he’ll once again use the Brisbane International as a springboard for an assault on the Australian Open. The Sydney-born teenager will return to the Queensland …
Continue reading De Minaur locks in 2019 Brisbane returnThe Victoria Racing Club has added the Andrew Ramsden to its list of ballot-exempt races for the Melbourne Cup. To be run on May 25, the Andrew Ramsden has undergone …
Continue reading Melbourne Cup gets new ballot exempt raceThe 2001 draft has come to be revered as the ‘Super Draft’ thanks to the feats of AFL superstars like Chris Judd, Gary Ablett and Luke Hodge, but it seems …
Continue reading AFL draft to rival super class of 2001Roger Federer has played down comments he received preferential treatment on the Tour, and in particular, at the Australian and US Opens. The 37-year-old Swiss chose not to flame the …
Continue reading Federer plays down favouritism commentsIn an age where Trans-Tasman rugby wins are scarce for Australia, there is hope officials can do enough to fend off New Zealand and claim the right to stage the …
Continue reading Aust v NZ World Cup rights decision looms
