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James Tamou is yet to make a decision on his future, the off-contract NSW prop revealing his could re-sign with North Queensland despite speculation to the contrary. Tamou has been …
Continue reading Tamou could stay in North QueenslandAustralian underdog John Millman firmly believes he’s on the cusp of snaring a big grand slam scalp following a first-round French Open exit which John Isner admitted was a lucky …
Continue reading No French Open regrets for plucky MillmanA strong track gallop has convinced connections to start three-year-old Divine Centuri in the Doomben 10000. Devine Centuri is still eligible for restricted class but trainer Stuart Kendrick has a …
Continue reading Divine Centuri declared for 2016 Doomben 10000 FieldArch Fire is on target for his shot at back-to-back Australian Hurdle wins, but trainer Robert Smerdon admits he faces a task turning the tables on Gingerboy. Arch Fire is …
Continue reading Arch Fire chasing second Australian HurdleSamantha Clenton has been discharged from hospital, but the apprentice jockey still faces possible surgery on a broken collarbone. Clenton, one of six apprentice riders involved in a fall at …
Continue reading Surgery possible for injured rider Samantha ClentonMelbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne will not ride again for a number of weeks after undergoing surgery following a race fall. Payne had successful surgery to her abdomen on Tuesday …
Continue reading Michelle Payne recovering from surgeryMelbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne’s dream of riding at Royal Ascot is over while she recovers from surgery. Payne will not ride again for a number of weeks after undergoing …
Continue reading Michelle Payne’s Royal Ascot dream on holdTen years after defying the critics, Petero Civoniceva expects under fire Queensland prop Nate Myles to do the same in the 2016 State of Origin series. There was a sense …
Continue reading Myles will defy critics: Civonicevaeuters – It was a pipedream when they were Sydney housemates, but now Wallabies superstar Israel Folau is relishing the possibility of going head to head with fellow former NRL …
Continue reading Folau ready to face off with Te’oSerena Williams’ quest for a record-equalling 22nd grand slam title has just been made much easier, with two of her most dangerous rivals exiting the French Open. As the defending …
Continue reading Good day for Serena as rivals fallQueensland legend Petero Civoniceva says Warriors back-rower Jacob Lillyman has every right to feel hard done by after becoming the only incumbent Maroon not to win State of Origin selection. …
Continue reading Lillyman unlucky to miss Qld nod: PeteroBig shoes may have been left behind by Mal Meninga but new Queensland coach Kevin Walters reckons his senior core of players will relieve the pressure. In fact, a modest …
Continue reading Walters to lean on senior Qld playersNo matter what he did, Australian underdog Sam Groth knew there was almost no way through the King of Clay. The big-serving Groth was witness to a tennis masterclass on …
Continue reading Groth subject to Nadal masterclassCroatian giant Ivo Karlovic knows nothing of dogged Australian wildcard Jordan Thompson and admits he’ll trawl through videos on the internet in order to gain some insight on the second-round …
Continue reading Karlovic knows nothing of Aussie wildcardTen years after defying the critics, Petero Civoniceva expects under fire Queensland prop Nate Myles to do the same in the 2016 State of Origin series. There was a sense …
Continue reading Myles will defy critics: CivonicecaNine State of Origin series wins in the last decade is impressive. But there is one stat that clearly irks the all conquering Queensland ahead of the June 1 series …
Continue reading Qld look to end Sydney hoodooPort Adelaide gambled and lost at Tuesday night’s AFL tribunal hearing, which ended with Tom Jonas copping a six-game suspension for his ugly hit on West Coast’s Andrew Gaff. The …
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