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Will the Wallabies win the Bledisloe Cup again?
Australia’s 24-year Bledisloe drought has become a generational curse. But is the greatest obstacle now in the players’ heads?
Money talks: Why Australia can afford to have the oldest Test team since the 1920s
As cricketers’ incomes continue to rise, we will have to change our ideas on what we think is “too old” for the Australian Test side.
A-League opens with Sydney derby stalemate
Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers opened the A-League season with a scrappy 0-0 draw.
Delays continue at DP World Tour event in Delhi
Weather and bad light continue to play a major part at the DP World Tour India Championship, preventing the four Australians in the field from making a charge.
Bumrah back to give Black Caps hard time in India Tests
The world's most feared pace bowler Jasprit Bumrah is returning to the India squad to face New Zealand in the two-Test series
Aussie world champ sets up clash with surf sensation
Molly Picklum had to outsurf a local Portuguese star at Supertubos -- but it's only going to get harder at Rip Curl Portugal for Australia's world champ.
Steve Smith’s wizardry can be developed. These cricket experts reveal how
Does your son or daughter dream of representing Australia? Two experts reveal key parts of Smith’s success.
‘We didn’t share the same values’: Rennie breaks long silence on his Wallabies axing
Since being sacked as Wallabies coach in early 2023 to make way for Eddie Jones, Dave Rennie has never opened up about his time in Australia – and his contentious exit. Until now.
From wooden spoon to the top four: Shaw and his Suns can now see the light
Young and exciting, the Gold Coast Suns are having a breakout year under a highly credentialled coach who has rediscovered his love of football.
It’s Half Yours, half mine as the McEvoy father-son combo thrives
This time last year, the McEvoys hoped Caulfield Cup favourite Half Yours would live up to his billing. Now the stayer has nothing to prove, but he has lost none of the talent that made him the most famous racehorse in…
