Controversial sports scientist Stephen Dank “should not be allowed near any athlete” after the AFL appeals board dismissed his case, ASADA chief Ben McDevitt says. Dank failed to turn up …
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The Wallabies say they won’t be baited by master niggler Eddie Jones this week, but have declared their season-ending clash with England will be an opportunity to show how far …
Continue reading We’ve changed since June losses: WallabiesMichael Hooper has implored his teammates to stop shooting themselves in the foot as they attempt to end England’s 13-Test winning streak. The Wallabies had their grand slam plans rocked …
Continue reading Mistake-free Wallabies can be world’s bestAustralian tennis great John Newcombe has backed the decision to leave top-ranked locals Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic out of the nominations for the medal named in his honour. He …
Continue reading Newcombe backs omission of tennis bad boysThe Wallabies will attack Saturday’s season-ending clash against England with the same ferocity as they would’ve if the grand slam had still been alive, according to vice-captain Michael Hooper. The …
Continue reading Wallabies to attack England with ferocityRugby league star Semi Radradra has two days to justify why he failed to show up to court for a domestic violence hearing or a warrant will be issued for …
Continue reading Radradra in hot water over court no-showCoaches have thrown their support behind a review of the NRL match review committee (MRC) and judiciary following a season of constant turmoil. The NRL on Monday met with all …
Continue reading NRL coaches back judiciary, MRC reviewsLocal pacer Run Oneover is the big mover in betting for Friday night’s Inter Dominion final at Gloucester Park. Solid form and a good barrier has seen Run Oneover firm …
Continue reading Hectorjayjay heads odds to win Inter Dominion FinalRacing Queensland has confirmed it will add the Listed Mode Plate to the next Eagle Farm program. The race for three-year-old fillies was abandoned on Saturday when storm clouds made …
Continue reading Mode Plate added to Eagle Farm programWodonga Cup winner Loyalty Man will have his first taste of clockwise racing in Sydney’s summer showpiece, the Group Two Villiers Stakes. Trainer Mike Moroney will use the 1600m-Group Two …
Continue reading Loyalty Man headed towards Villiers StakesBrisbane trainer Liam Birchley is looking at options in two states as he negotiates the tricky path to qualify horses for the $2 million Magic Millions Two Year Old Classic. …
Continue reading Liam Birchley plots Magic Millions Classic courseThe $3 million Doncaster Mile is among the many big-race options for Group One-winning filly I Am A Star who is about to return to stable life. I Am A …
Continue reading I Am A Star has Doncaster Mile in sightsTalented three-year-old So Si Bon will be kept to shorter distances in the autumn despite performing well up to 2500 metres. So Si Bon is enjoying some late spring grass …
Continue reading So Si Bon set for shorter Autumn Racing Carnival 2017Bjorn Baker has firmly established himself in the Sydney training ranks but his horse of the moment has made his name in Queensland. The unbeaten Winning Rupert set a 1200m …
Continue reading Magic Millions Guineas beckons for Winnig RupertNewly appointed NSW adviser Peter Sterling believes the Blues’ next generation isn’t far from State of Origin success. Two weeks after being introduced as coach Laurie Daley’s right-hand man, Sterling …
Continue reading NSW not far from new Origin era: SterlingCollingwood legend Peter Daicos hopes the pressure to live up to the family name will drive his son Josh to great things in the AFL. The Magpies added to their …
Continue reading Famous name no worry for Daicos in AFLAFL coach Leon Cameron is crossing codes in his bid to give Greater Western Sydney the competitive edge in 2017. Cameron has been a conspicuous presence at Giants home ground …
Continue reading AFL’s Giants tap into the WanderersPeter Sterling has called for strong leadership from league central as the standoff between ARLC chairman John Grant and the NRL clubs enters a second week. Relationships between league central …
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