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  1. United mow down Phoenix in NBL Melbourne derby

    Melbourne United have maintained their stranglehold over South East Melbourne Phoenix, overcoming a poor start to notch a five-point NBL derby win.

  2. Wallabies player ratings: How the men in gold performed at Eden Park

    Les Kiss’ unbeaten run as Wallabies coach is over. So too is the Wallabies’ Bledisloe Cup dream. Here’s how we rated each Australian player.

  3. Piastri misses podium after crash with teammate

    Australia's Oscar Piastri falls narrowly short of landing on the podium after colliding with McLaren teammate Lando Norris on the final lap of the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race.

  4. All Blacks vs Wallabies: Bledisloe Cup highlights

    Catch every bone-crunching hit, decisive try and vital moment from the first Test as the Wallabies clashed with the All Blacks at the Eden Park fortress in Auckland.

  5. Renshaw's 10-year wait worth it for Australia in Durban

    Matt Renshaw has spent close to a decade wanting to add to a century he scored as a 20-year-old in 2017. In Durban he has done that and put Australia on top.

  6. Law quirk may save Wallabies gun after Bledisloe loss

    Rob Valetini's tackle on Leroy Carter led to an ankle injury at Eden Park but it could go unpunished despite the global governing body's hip-drop crackdown.

  7. Inglis return to add to Australia's selection quandary

    Josh Inglis will rejoin Australia ahead of the second Test against South Africa, with he and Cameron Green fighting to be fit and get back into the side.

  8. AFLW round nine: Dal Santo jokes he ‘should have quit earlier’ after equal record low one week, win the next

    On Friday, St Kilda announced they had parted ways with Nick Dal Santo after eight consecutive losses – including last week’s defeat, in which they equalled the lowest score in AFLW history.

  9. Bates claims Bathurst 1000 pole

    Zach Bates has joined Supercars royalty as he claimed his maiden pole for the Bathurst 1000.

  10. History was there for the taking – until Wallabies bombed under a high-ball blitz

    Without a win at Eden Park since 1986, Les Kiss’ troops raised our hopes with a strong first half – before wilting under a barrage of Kiwi kicks.