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From the time he saw him in the sales ring, trainer Steven O’Dea knew the yearling that would become Sir Moments was going to be a star. But the Brisbane …
Continue reading Festival Stakes 2014: Sir Moments primed for big Sydney assaultCriterion will have his first searching gallop for new trainers David Hayes and Tom Dabernig at Moonee Valley ahead of his trip to Hong Kong. The dual Group One winner …
Continue reading Hong Kong Cup 2014: Criterion to gallop at the ValleySprint star Buffering heads to Hong Kong next week in peak condition despite loafing in a winning jump-out at Flemington. Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote made a flying visit to Melbourne …
Continue reading Lazy Buffering wins Flemington jump-outNeck surgery is expected to sideline North Queensland prop James Tamou for three months. But the Cowboys are still hopeful the Test front-rower will be available for the 2015 NRL …
Continue reading James Tamou to undergo neck surgery(EDS: Note language in ninth par) By Laine Clark BRISBANE, Nov 28 AAP – Sledging – not bouncers – should be “stamped out” in the wake of the Phillip Hughes …
Continue reading Hughes tragedy to curb sledging: VaughanJunior cricketers across Australia will pay a special tribute to Phillip Hughes during this weekend’s fixtures. Cricket Australia have announced that the mandatory retirement score for junior players will be …
Continue reading Junior to pay tribute to HughesIt’s one thing to say Phillip Hughes would have wanted the first Test to proceed as planned. It’s another for 11 men to take the field at the Gabba a …
Continue reading First Test uncertain, cricketers grieveWorld No.1 Rory McIlroy gave weekend hackers hope with a wild second round at the Australian Open on Friday. The world No.1 was sublime and sloppy in equal measures as …
Continue reading McIlroy’s wild ride at the Australian OpenA heartbroken Australia will emerge from the Phillip Hughes tragedy a stronger cricket team, Kevin Pietersen says. And the former England batsman would know. Pietersen said his English county team …
Continue reading Tragedy will make Aussies strong: KPTwo Metre Peter will be right at home among Gold Coast’s tall timber in the AFL. The Suns felt 203cm ruckman Peter Wright was simply too good a player not …
Continue reading Two Metre Peter joins Suns in AFLThe public will be able to pay its respect to Phil Hughes at a state memorial service at the SCG. NSW Premier Mike Baird has announced the service will take …
Continue reading Australia pays tribute to HughesTwo-time champion Greg Chalmers has claimed the outright clubhouse lead late in the second round of the Australian Open in Sydney. Chalmers’ five-under-par 66 on Friday left him atop a …
Continue reading Chalmers claims Australian Open leadA state memorial service will be held for cricketer Phillip Hughes, NSW Premier Mike Baird says. “This service has been arranged in consultation with Phillip’s family, and it will be …
Continue reading Hughes to get state memorial serviceManly are set to ditch plans to sign prop Zane Tetevano after he pleaded guilty in court in Newcastle to eight of 11 assault charges. The Sea Eagles had offered …
Continue reading Sea Eagles set to ditch TetevanoFormer Wallabies hooker Tai McIsaac has been lured back to the Western Force on a three-year deal – but this time as a coach. McIsaac, who played 52 consecutive matches …
Continue reading McIsaac to rejoin Western Force as coachIt wasn’t Ian Craig’s prodigious talent. Nor was it the maturity which belied his tender years. The trait Australian cricket great Bobby Simpson most admired was Craig’s ability to lead. …
Continue reading Tributes for Craig at memorial serviceSt Kilda will claim two of the better sliding doors moments in AFL draft history if Paddy McCartin and Hugh Goddard fulfil their undoubted potential. The Saints are rapt to …
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