Collingwood AFL premiership midfielder Sharrod Wellingham has been granted his wish to join West Coast after the Eagles gave up their top pick in November’s national draft. The 24-year-old Western …
Continue reading Wellingham joins Eagles in AFL tradeNewcastle’s Premier League home ground will once again be called St James’ Park from the start of next season after the English club signed a deal with a new sponsor …
Continue reading St James’ Park Newcastle’s home againBethanie Mattek-Sands advanced to the second round of the Generali Ladies WTA event by beating seventh-seeded Austrian Tamira Paszek 6-2 6-4 on Tuesday. The 201st-ranked American converted her third match …
Continue reading Paszek downed at Austrian WTA eventOrganisers of the $5.2m World Golf Final face an anxious time after the world’s leading two golfers, Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods, were beaten in Tuesday’s opening round at the …
Continue reading McIlroy, Woods lose opening matchesNewcastle has signed a four-year deal with Wonga to make the online loan lender the club’s new shirt sponsor from the start of next season. Virgin Money will remain as …
Continue reading Newcastle signs 4-deal with WongaAustralian teenager Bernard Tomic admitted giving only “85 per cent” as he joined compatriots Lleyton Hewitt and Marinko Matosevic in crashing out in the opening round of the Shanghai Masters. …
Continue reading Tomic admits not giving 100 per centUmpires at the centre of bribery claims deny they were willing to fix matches for cash as cricket authorities announced an urgent probe into the allegations aired in a television …
Continue reading Umpires deny corruption claimArsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood has warned Theo Walcott that his club have no intention of smashing their wage structure to keep him at the Emirates Stadium. Walcott is out of …
Continue reading Arsenal won’t keep Walcott at all costA bigger, stronger and improved Dunaden can “definitely” win Saturday week’s Caulfield Cup, according to his jockey Craig Williams. Williams could barely contain himself after riding Dunaden at Werribee on …
Continue reading Dunaden hard to beat in Caulfield Cup 2012Melbourne Cup plans for More Joyous have been shelved, leaving the Cox Plate as the glamour mare’s major spring target. More Joyous, an entry for Saturday’s Toorak Handicap, was missing …
Continue reading Cox Plate focus for More JoyousAustralian teenager Bernard Tomic admitted he gave only “85 per cent” in his 6-4 6-0 first-round loss at the Shanghai Masters on Tuesday, saying the pressures of the tennis tour …
Continue reading I didn’t give 100 per cent, Tomic admitsBeefy Tasmanian import Mark Cosgrove says making a meal of his former state South Australia isn’t a case of revenge being a dish best served cold. Cosgrove’s ton, and a …
Continue reading Tasmania bats feast on SA’s Shield bowlersThe country’s leading Group One rider Nash Rawiller will be the new partner for Southern Speed when she defends her Caulfield Cup title on Saturday week. Rawiller replaces Glen Boss …
Continue reading Glen Boss jumps off Southern Speed for Melbourne Cup and Caulfield CupIt’s fair to say New Zealand debutant Dean Whare has fond memories of playing in Townsville. Two years after announcing himself to the NRL with a hat-trick for Manly against …
Continue reading Townsville debut delights Kiwis’ WhareThe lights may have gone out during trackwork at Caulfield, but they burned more brightly than ever at Flemington thanks to the star colt Pierro. In his final gallop before …
Continue reading Pierro stars in gallop ahead of Caulfield Guineas 2012The Melbourne Cup trophy has made a brief stopover at a Sydney primary school where it may just have inspired a new generation of kids into the racing industry. The …
Continue reading Melbourne Cup anticipation heats upCenturies from Mark Cosgrove and Alex Doolan handed Tasmania complete control of South Australia on Tuesday’s opening day of the Sheffield Shield match in Adelaide. The Tigers were 2-354 at …
Continue reading Tasmania bats dominate SA in ShieldBernard Tomic is in danger of losing his place in the world’s top 50 after suffering another first-round loss. A month after crushing Tomic in straight sets in Germany’s Davis …
Continue reading Tomic in costly loss in Shanghai

