Disgraced former Melbourne chief executive Brian Waldron has broken his silence to explain his part in the Storm’s NRL salary cap scandal. Speaking to Melbourne radio station SEN on Wednesday, …
Continue reading Waldron breaks silence on Storm scandalLooking every inch the world No.1, Serena Williams sent Slovakian Dominika Cibulkova crashing out of the Australian Open on Wednesday, setting up an all-American semi-final with teen star Madison Keys. …
Continue reading Serena Williams to play Keys in Open semiAustralian Open semi-final rivals Maria Sharapova and Ekaterina Makarova are contemporaries as well as countrywomen. Russia’s two best female tennis players have both been features of the WTA Tour for …
Continue reading First all-Russian major semi in six yearsBrain explosions have marred David Taylor’s game in the past. But the hulking Gold Coast Titan hopes the only head rush he receives this season is from another dose of …
Continue reading Taylor wants Origin fix in 2015Madison Keys’ remarkable journey through the Australian Open will continue into the semi-finals after she conquered Venus Williams and a leg injury on Rod Laver Arena. Keys won 6-3 4-6 …
Continue reading Keys reaches Australian Open last fourNick Kyrgios has called for patience and hopes he’s cut some slack on his seemingly inevitable rise to tennis superstardom. Kyrgios admits the big four of men’s tennis remain at …
Continue reading Kyrgios calls for patience from fansCooper Cronk has become the latest star to voice concerns over the NRL’s jam-packed schedule, the playmaker backing Melbourne’s decision to send a youthful squad to the Auckland Nines given …
Continue reading Auckland Nines won’t distract StormQueensland’s rugby league community is in mourning after the sudden death of two bright young stars. Mackay Cutters player Hayden Butler and North Queensland under-20s player Regan Grieve both passed …
Continue reading Queensland league mourning twin tragediesFor most people, Wednesday’s Warwick Farm card was just another midweek Sydney meeting. For Tommy Berry, it was a little more significant. Berry turned 24 on Wednesday, his first birthday …
Continue reading Birthday boys remembered at Warwick FarmBoom country apprentice Matt McGillivray had to overcome a wide trip and a deceptive photo finish before landing his first Brisbane winner on Wednesday. McGillivray got home on Board Director …
Continue reading Matt McGillivray gets first city winnerThe win of Norman Rules at Moonee Valley was a milestone success for Perth apprentice Chris Parnham on two fronts. The victory was Parnham’s 80th in the metropolitan area which …
Continue reading Chris Parnham lands milestone victoryGroup One weight-for-age races in Melbourne are on the radar for three-year-old Kumaon who makes his return in a benchmark race at Flemington. The colt from the Godolphin team was …
Continue reading WFA features being considered for KumaonHeavy rain in and around Sydney has lifted Gary Portelli’s hopes veteran Za Magic can claim his first win in almost three years at Warwick Farm. But the trainer is …
Continue reading Za Magic to defy his age at Warwick FarmThe world’s top three sprinters headline nominations for the $1 million Newmarket Handicap while Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist looms as a star attraction in the Australian Cup. Joining Protectionist in …
Continue reading Quality nominations for Flemington featureAfter a tough year personally, Waikato Stud manager Mark Chittick is once again celebrating a great sale business-wise. For the second year in a row, Waikato Stud has been the …
Continue reading Chittick celebrates Waikato Stud successThe small Cambridge establishment of Lyndhurst Farm has joined an elite group of studs to have sold the top-priced yearling at Karaka more than once. Lyndhurst sold the Fastnet Rock-Il …
Continue reading Small Cambridge stud tops Karaka saleThe chance to catch some of the future autumn stars napping has prompted connections of Territory to throw him in the deep end in the Expressway Stakes. Trainer Jarrod Austin …
Continue reading Expressway Stakes 2015: Territory ready for Group Two testManly coach Geoff Toovey says he’s nervous about sending his star halves to the NRL Auckland Nines for fear they could get injured. Kieran Foran was last year rested from …
Continue reading NRL Nines has Manly coach Toovey nervous
