Devastated Dasha destroys racquet as she ponders the point of it all after New York heartbreaker
A devastated Dasha Saville demolished her racquet in a fit of frustration after an excruciating opening round loss at the US Open on Tuesday and will head back
Former Australian cyclist Matthew Richardson could face two-year ban after British defection
Former Australian cyclist Matthew Richardson could be ineligible to take part in competitive events for two years following his defection to Great Britain.On Mo
Kyrgios reached his peak … then fell off the cliff. A looming return will show if he can get back up
Novak Djokovic gave a nod of acknowledgment to the supreme talent of his hitting partner as another backhand return whizzed past him on the training courts at W
Aussie quartet still at risk after topsy-turvy second round in $150m playoffs race
Australian golfer Jason Day shot a three-under 67 in the second round of the St. Jude Championship to improve his chances of qualifying for next week’s BMW Ch
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The drama over Australian runner Sinead Diver’s early withdrawal from the women’s marathon in Paris last week continues to bubble away, with reserve Lisa We
‘One hell of a legacy’: The seismic shifts behind Paris game-changer as Aussie women dominate
When it comes to Australia’s stunning success in Paris, 32 is the magic number that affirms a major change in the way our champion women are coached.At an Oly
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In the strides after Jess Hull crossed the finish line in the race of her life in Paris on Saturday, the Australian put her hands to her face in disbelief as sh
‘Kicking themselves’: Aussie hits out at critics after breakdancing’s wild Olympics debut
The urban sport of breaking spun its way onto the Olympic stage on Friday for the first and possibly last time, with Japan’s B-Girl Ami winning the inaugural
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How 2028 Boomers could look as big calls loom — and the silver linings from ‘trainwreck’
When the Boomers made history in Tokyo, it was a landmark moment in Australian basketball history. The culmination of years of almosts, of coming so close but f
Inside the ‘hell no’ moment and stunning redemption act that sealed Aussie history
Three years ago in Tokyo, Australia’s Nina Kennedy endured an Olympics nightmare.American pole vaulter Sam Kendricks tested positive for Covid-19. The pair ha
Aussies make all-time Olympic history, leave hosts in the dust with gold rush — Medal Tally live
Australia has achieved its greatest ever gold medal haul with four days of competition still to come at the Paris Olympics.A stunning four gold-medal haul on Da
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