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  1. Parents Of Arizona State Hockey Player Who Collapsed Want Coaches Placed On Leave

    The parents of 21-year-old Matthew Mayich, who collapsed during an outdoor workout, say the coaches involved should be removed until an independent investigation is completed.

  2. Latest twist in Swans' Pullman Five saga

    The latest update on the Sydney Swans Pullman Five saga.

  3. Manchester City found guilty in biggest scandal in Premier League history

    City’s alleged financial wrongdoing was worth in excess of $1.7 billion. The case is fast becoming the biggest scandal in Premier League history.

  4. Cherry-Evans opens up on Roosters gamble

    Daly Cherry-Evans opens up on his gamble to join the Roosters and what it would mean to win another premiership 15 years after his last.

  5. Second piece of Brisbane 2032 emblem revealed

    League legend Johnathan Thurston revealed the second piece of the emblem from the top of Castle Hill in Townsville.

  6. Crossland apologises to Cleary

    Newcastle hooker Phoenix Crossland apologises to Nathan Cleary after being banned for a hip-drop tackle that broke the latter's leg.

  7. England, Spain cruise to easy wins in Nations League

    Barcelona teammates Lamine Yamal and Anthony Gordon both got on the scoresheets as Spain and England secured comfortable wins in the UEFA Nations League.

  8. Metcalfe screamer can't save Socceroos

    The Socceroos go down to Brazil in a friendly in Brisbane despite a screamer of a goal from Connor Metcalfe.

  9. Journalist caught dissing Simmons on hot mic

    An American journalist was caught calling Australian basketball star Ben Simmons "cringe" after a press conference.

  10. NY Knicks Still Discussing If They Will Visit Trump At White House: Coach

    Coach Mike Brown says the NBA champions are deciding if they will become the first NBA champions to visit the White House under President Donald Trump.