Cameron Smith says he feels no pressure to extend his representative career in 2018 to help Queensland’s transition, with potentially half of the all-conquering Queensland State of Origin team missing …
Continue reading Milestone Origin challenge looms for SmithAustralia’s grip on the rugby sevens women’s world title has slipped further after claiming bronze in Canada as New Zealand stretched their championship lead. Australia, last year’s Olympic and world …
Continue reading Aussie women third at Canada rugby sevensTuimoala Lolohea can play for the Wests Tigers as early as Saturday’s NRL clash against St George Illawarra after joining his new teammates for training on Monday. After weeks of …
Continue reading Lolohea signs with Wests TigersAustralian captain Cameron Smith has not ruled out strike action after being angered by the NRL’s response to the player union’s pay demands. Smith was less than impressed by leaked …
Continue reading Smith threatens strike over player payTuimoala Lolohea could play for the Wests Tigers as soon as Saturday’s NRL clash against St George Illawarra after joining his new teammates for training on Monday. After weeks of …
Continue reading Lolohea begins training with NRL TigersQueensland captain Cameron Smith says he does not feel any pressure to extend his representative career next year despite admitting half of the all-conquering Maroons team may be missing by …
Continue reading Record 40th Origin big challenge: SmithAustralian substitute driver James Davison prompted visions of a sensational Indianapolis 500 victory when he hit the front late in the race. But a five-car wreck, which also took out …
Continue reading Crash ends Indy 500 for Aussies who ledFeeling surprisingly calm, rookie NSW captain Boyd Cordner has promised he will speak up to the referees when needed in the heat of Wednesday night’s State of Origin series opener. …
Continue reading Boyd Cordner ready to speak up in OriginAustralia’s long-running Super Rugby team axing saga is set to be thrashed out behind closed doors at an extraordinary general meeting of the Australian Rugby Union on June 20. The …
Continue reading ARU locks in June 20 EGM over axing sagaFerrari are giving Sebastian Vettel the Michael Schumacher treatment, according to the German’s main title rival and defending Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton. The Briton told reporters after the …
Continue reading Ferrari clearly favouring Vettel: HamiltonScott Dixon has survived a horrific crash at Indianapolis 500, ending a traumatic week for the New Zealand driver who only days earlier was held at gun-point. Dixon amazingly walked …
Continue reading Indy crash ends horror week for DixonBoyd Cordner says he feels more at ease than before previous State of Origin appearances despite taking over the NSW captaincy. After just six Origin appearances, the 24-year-old will become …
Continue reading Boyd Cordner at ease with NSW captaincyClassy mare Col ‘n’ Lil enhanced her value and held off the might of the Godolphin juggernaut when she won the Group Three Lord Mayor’s Cup at Eagle Farm on …
Continue reading Col ‘n’ Lil to be aimed at Ipswich CupAs the season winds down with the Brisbane carnival, trainer Gerald Ryan is already well into planning for the spring. Ryan doesn’t have a contender in the remaining Group One …
Continue reading Gerald Ryan eyeing 2017 Golden Rose with coltsThe Queensland Oaks will not be run at Eagle Farm after criticism of the surface produced for the Kingsford Smith Cup meeting. After saying a transfer would come at too …
Continue reading Queensland Oaks likely to be transferredStud-bound three-year-old colt Attention will have his next winter carnival start in the Group Two Moreton Cup. Just there that will be on Saturday has not been decided with the …
Continue reading Attention heading to Moreton Bay Cup 2017Lindsay Park is in negotiations with slot holders for The Everest with two of their Group One sprint winners. Senior trainer David Hayes said he had opened negotiations in an …
Continue reading The Everest 2017: Lindsay Park after two slotsAustralian Will Power and New Zealand’s Scott Dixon crashed out as Takuma Sato became the first Japanese driver to win the Indianapolis 500. Fernando Alonso’s Indy adventure also ended in …
Continue reading Japan’s Sato wins Indy 500, Power crashes

