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  1. 'For anyone who is into motorbikes, there is no better property': champ's home hits the market

    The family home of motocross champion Jy Roberts is up for grabs.

  2. Saints ruckman may have to find new trade suitor

    St Kilda ruckman Rowan Marshall may have to find another option other than Geelong.

  3. Hip-drop tackle added to rugby's global rule book

    World Rugby has moved to outlaw the hip-drop tackle that's claimed multiple high-profile victims across codes but previously gone unmentioned in the rule book.

  4. Former world No.1 quits LIV golf as Smith’s lawyers seek exit from old contract

    LIV is fighting to emerge from bankruptcy as a lawyer for Jon Rahm, one of its most high-profile players, indicated he would not participate in LIV 2.0.

  5. Proteas secure advantage in exclusive pitch training

    South Africa have granted themselves access to training on a pitch similar to the one expected for the first Test, with Australia not offered the same luxury.

  6. Football fixtures and results

    Catch up with all the week’s football fixtures and results here.

  7. 'Not about me': Rennie prepares for Wallabies reunion

    Dave Rennie has taken the high ground as the former Wallabies coach prepares to coach against them with the All Blacks in the opening Bledisloe Cup Test.

  8. Plot twist: Durban Test may turn on spinners decision

    With Kingsmead set to offer a different challenge in the series opener, South Africa appear set to play two frontline spinners in Durban, but Australia one.

  9. ‘They put the bullet through a lot’: Head hammers greats as spinning deck keeps selectors guessing

    A simmering feud between Australia’s current and past Test cricketers has been reignited by Travis Head.

  10. Fresh twist in LIV saga as Aussies make legal request

    LIV Golf's hopes of successfully relaunching have been dealt a blow with ex-world No.1 John Rahm opting to leave as others sought release from old contracts.