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Falcons spoil Saints' homecoming 20th anniversary
The New Orleans Saints commemorated the 20th anniversary of their return to the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina but the Atlanta Falcons were party poopers.
Ka Ying Rising trial effort finishes second to punters’ excitement
Ka Ying Rising and his Australian trainer and jockey were the stars of the show as the world’s best racehorse had his only barrier trial in the lead-up to his Everest defence.
Kangaroos players receive $40k. Every other nation gets $850 a World Cup game. That is set to change
The World Cup pay gap will be on the agenda during the next collective bargaining agreement.
Thorpe, Scooter reveal first piece of Olympic emblem
Aussie icons Ian Thorpe and Grant 'Scooter' Patterson reveal the first piece of the emblem for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
‘I’ve got life experiences’: Why Jaymie Graham is ready to lead Kangaroos
North have had six senior coaches in the past eight years. Jaymie Graham narrowly missed out on the jobs at Carlton and Essendon this year. Now he’s the man charged with leading the Kangaroos up the AFL ladder.
Strapped in: Japanese link to Lonergan's sure hands
Ryan Lonergan has a fortunate exchange with a Japanese scrumhalf to thank for a game-day ritual that's contributed to his fine Wallabies form this year.
A family's heartbreak after watching a loved one die from Australia's no.1 killer
'We can't afford to sit and be complacent and sit down and do nothing about this problem.'
Jaymie Graham: Fremantle Dockers forwards pay tribute to outgoing assistant as he takes on North Melbourne job
Fremantle stars Josh Treacy, Jye Amiss and Pat Voss have wasted no time in paying tribute to their outgoing forwards coach Jaymie Graham after he snagged the top job at the Kangaroos.
Eight years on, a new Cape Town legacy awaits Australia
Australia have returned to the scene of their 2018 shame, knowing questions still abound about the sandpaper scandal but the stakes are high for other reasons.
McReight's plan for Wallabies to end Eden Park curse
Fraser McReight thinks he knows what's coming from the All Blacks and has genuine belief the Wallabies can win at Eden Park for the first time since 1986.
