Billy Slater has announced he will join the rest of Queensland’s ‘Big Four’ in retirement at the end of this year’s State of Origin series. Slater, who has played 29 …
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A former boss of southern hemisphere rugby union has been unveiled as the new chief executive of New Zealand Rugby League. Greg Peters takes over the role vacated when Alex …
Continue reading Former rugby boss Peters to lead NZRLNSW captain Boyd Cordner will tell his 11 State of Origin debutants to embrace the time away from football in the lead up to next Wednesday’s series opener in Melbourne. …
Continue reading Cordner tells Blues rookies to relax earlyTom Lynch says a month on the sidelines hasn’t helped him develop any more clarity on his future as the Gold Coast star prepares to return on Saturday. The high-profile …
Continue reading Lynch yet to focus on AFL futureWin, lose or draw in a heat of the All Victorian Sprint Series, Ashlor won’t be fronting up for the final when it’s conducted at Flemington. But it won’t stop …
Continue reading Ashlor suited around turns at Moonee ValleyNSW trainers and industry participants have again been warned about the substance synephrine found in orange peel and used in a number of herbal preparations and nutritional supplements for humans. …
Continue reading Stewards warning re prohibited substanceQueensland’s leading trainer Ben Currie will lodge an application for a stay on a suspension of his licence after he was charged with 31 breaches of the racing rules. Toowoomba-based …
Continue reading Leading QLD trainer Ben Currie hit with 31 chargesSenior Lindsay Park trainer David Hayes leaves for Royal Ascot confident Redkirk Warrior is in peak condition. The gelding won an 800m-barrier trial at Werribee on Monday in which he …
Continue reading Redkirk Warrior set for Royal Ascot 2018A placing in a Werribee barrier trial has Ability ready for a return to the racetrack. Ability ran second to Balancing Act with Craig Williams aboard in Monday’s 800m-trial and …
Continue reading Ability up for return after Werribee trialGroup One-winning mare In Her Time will miss the Stradbroke Handicap with connections deciding to give her a break to concentrate on The Everest. The Ben Smith-trained mare, who finished …
Continue reading In Her Time won’t run in Stradbroke HandicapDual Group One-winning mare Egg Tart will get the chance to prove she could be a 2018 Caulfield Cup horse when she runs at Caloundra. Egg Tart hasn’t won since …
Continue reading Egg Tart to line-up in P J O’Shea Stakes FieldAustralia’s Will Power has earned $US2,525,000 ($A3.3 million) for winning the 102nd running of the Indianapolis 500. The overall purse for the 33 drivers in Sunday’s race was more than …
Continue reading Power earns $A3.3 million for Indy 500 winAUSSIES IN ACTION ON DAY THREE OF THE FRENCH OPEN ON TUESDAY (PREFIX DENOTES SEEDING) * Men’s first-round singles: John Millman v 24-Denis Shapovalov (CAN) Matt Ebden v Thomas Fabbiano …
Continue reading Aussies in action at Roland GarrosMatt Ebden is locked in a torrid five-set battle with Thomas Fabbiano as he attempts to save Australia from a none-from-five start to the French Open in Paris. Ebden nabbed …
Continue reading Ebden out to restore battered Aussie prideAshleigh Barty, Daria Gavrilova and Samantha Stosur are set to launch their French Open assaults amid encouraging forecasts that “anything can happen” in an increasingly wildly open women’s draw in …
Continue reading Aussie big guns all set for Roland GarrosFormer world No.1 Serena Williams returns to grand slam action for the first time in over 15 months, when she goes up against Czech Kristyna Pliskova in the first round …
Continue reading French Open day three order of playBernard Tomic has turned on himself once again in a sour aftermath to his first-round French Open exit at Roland Garros. Tomic shot down suggestions he was only playing tennis …
Continue reading Tomic sulky after shock French Open exitStill reeling from knee surgeries, former champion Stan Wawrinka has lost a five-set battle to Guillermo Garcia-Lopez in the first round of the French Open. Last year’s finalist lasted three …
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