Glen Jakovich thought his career was over at halftime of the 1991 qualifying final against Hawthorn and he was sure of it soon after the game ended. Playing in just …
Continue reading Jakovich gets tough love from MalthouseThe Australian Grand Prix has undergone a scheduling shake-up for 2016 that will see the race start later in the year and earlier in the day. The Albert Park event …
Continue reading Scheduling changes to Aust F1 GP(Eds Warning language in 11th par) By Ben Everill SAN FRANCISCO, California, April 28 AAP – Jason Day has vowed to keep up his aggressive win-at-all-costs match play attitude as …
Continue reading Day ready to rile again at match playAfter seven years of torture at Dove Mountain Adam Scott finally quit the World Golf Championships Match Play but the former world No.1 has rejoined the fold at Harding Park …
Continue reading Scott back to prove match play acumenJames Tedesco has been told by Blues official he can stake his claim for a future NSW jumper by proving himself a multi-positional talent in Sunday’s City-Country clash in Wagga …
Continue reading Tedesco told to replicate DuganThe biggest foe James Tamou has ever faced awaits the giant Kangaroos forward in Friday night’s trans-Tasman Test in Brisbane – himself. Tamou admits it will be daunting lining up …
Continue reading Tamou faces mental challengeTrent Robinson’s crusade to eradicate diving has earned the surprise support of one of the NRL’s most prolific penalty-milkers Michael Ennis. Robinson has in recent weeks led a personal crusade …
Continue reading Ennis joins drive to eliminate divingManly are confident a much-needed win, and a much-needed weekend off will help them turn their NRL season around. Sitting at the bottom of the NRL ladder after the opening …
Continue reading Manly confident the worm has turnedNick Kyrgios has come back from a break down in the final set and avoided being defaulted from the Estoril Open all in the space of half an hour. Kyrgios, …
Continue reading Controversial Kyrgios wins in EstorilMominul Haque scored 80 as Bangladesh made an impressive start in the first Test against Pakistan in Khulna on Tuesday, reaching 4-236 for four by stumps on the opening day. …
Continue reading Solid first day for Bangladesh in TestAndrew Fifita has been told a NSW jersey is his for the taking in Sunday’s City-Country match in Wagga Wagga. Fifita has been given a chance to reclaim his spot …
Continue reading NSW Origin spot open for Fifita: FittlerAdelaide skipper Taylor Walker insists his side doesn’t need to get harder to regain their winning mojo – just cleaner. The Crows’ unbeaten start to the season came to a …
Continue reading Crows insist hardness is not an issueTroy Chaplin is set to bolster Richmond’s defence when the Tigers take on Geelong, with the club also hopeful of regaining Chris Newman for Saturday’s clash. The veteran pair were …
Continue reading Tigers set to regain veteran duoRon Walker has retired as chairman of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation (AGPC) after a 22-year stint at the helm. Walker has chaired the board since 1993, three years before …
Continue reading Walker steps down as AGPC chairmanGold Coast will boast one of the most exciting scrumbase partnerships in the NRL from 2016 onwards after boom playmaker Kane Elgey re-signed with the club on a new two-year …
Continue reading Titans re-sign young gun ElgeyTHE CLOSEST GAME OF ALL? With one-third of the season completed, this year’s NRL premiership shapes as one of the most tightly contested in memory. But history tells us that …
Continue reading Run and won – the NRL title raceManly announced the re-signing of three of the club’s most promising juniors on Tuesday, but their recruitment program took another hit after Kane Elgey turned his back on a move …
Continue reading Manly re-sign trio but miss young gunThey may still cling to the world No.1 ranking but the Kangaroos have lost their aura, Corey Parker says. The Australian forward has warned ahead of Friday night’s trans-Tasman Test …
Continue reading Roos have lost their aura: Parker


