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  1. 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…

  2. Court bid launched to blow up Wests Tigers power base

    Explosive new legal action against the team’s owner is attempting to dismantle its board and hand rank-and-file members effective control of the joint venture.

  3. The Wallabies are much improved under Les Kiss, but one key area is costing them dearly

    They’ve improved their lineout, the scrum, their defence and their attack, but if they can’t secure the high ball, they can’t beat the All Blacks.

  4. Sky Blues coach coy on defender's future at ALM club

    Sydney FC coach Patrick Kisnorbo has remained tight-lipped on Marcel Tisserand's future at the A-League Men club, with the defender managing injury concerns.

  5. Brighter days ahead for Wanderers, promises ALM coach

    While a goalless derby draw won't account for much on the table, Western Sydney coach Ufuk Talay says it's a good step forward for the wooden spooners.

  6. Proteas urged to wear down Australia's bowling machines

    South Africa have conceded they didn't do a good enough job making Australia's bowlers toil in the first Test, a point they must address at St George's Park.

  7. Hazlewood feeling free as bowlers enter golden age

    Australia's 'big four' bowlers have entered the most rarefied of air as they approach a 10th year together, with the benefit of age playing into their hands.

  8. British bolter sends Svitolina spinning at Wuhan Open

    British comeback player Sonay Kartal has kept the shocks coming at the Wuhan Open with one of the best wins of her career over Ukrainian star Elina Svitolina.

  9. 'New Rafa' makes Shanghai Masters history with Ruud win

    Spanish youngster Rafael Jodar has continued his inexorable rise, defeating Casper Ruud to make the semi-finals of the Shanghai Masters at the age of just 20.

  10. 'Pretty unstoppable': Demons secure finals football

    Melbourne have bounced back into form to take down the Tigers and put themselves in a strong position as finals football approaches.