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  1. Suns' Bennell needs support after drugs photo publication, says McLachlan

    AFL chief executive officer Gillon McLachlan says the league must focus on Harley Bennell's welfare after News Corp published photos of the Gold Coast Suns player allegedly with drugs in 2013.

  2. Ennis trains with the Blues as Farah watches on

    Back-up hooker Michael Ennis trains with the Blues at their Coffs Harbour State of Origin base after flying in to the northern New South Wales location.

  3. Matt Scott likely to need neck surgery but will play in Origin III

    Queensland prop Matt Scott will undergo surgery at season's end for a bulging disc in his neck, but will front up for the Maroons on Wednesday.

  4. Smith still in the Wallabies mix for World Cup: Cheika

    Australia coach Michael Cheika has not closed the door on George Smith returning to the Wallabies fold for the World Cup, despite leaving the 111-Test veteran out of his 40-man squad for the start of the Rugby Championship.

  5. Kyrgios's win over Monaco tainted by another umpire spat

    Nick Kyrgios beats Juan Monaco to advance to the next round of Wimbledon despite battling the chair umpire once more, Sam Stosur and Bernard Tomic also through.

  6. Haddin lauds Australia's pace attack ahead of Ashes opener

    Veteran wicketkeeper Brad Haddin lauds Australia's pace attack ahead of next week's opening Ashes Test.

  7. England's spectacular own goal sees Japan move into Women's World Cup final

    A spectacular own goal from Laura Bassett has given Japan a chance to defend its world title with a 2-1 win over England in the Women's World Cup semi-final.

  8. Foran accepts revised Parramatta Eels deal: report

    Kieran Foran reportedly agrees to a revised two-year NRL contract with Parramatta that is closely tied to Brad Arthur remaining as coach.

  9. Folau confims Japan move

    Israel Folau confirms via Twitter he will link up with NTT Docomo Red Hurricanes in between his Wallabies and Super Rugby commitments.

  10. Finn makes return to England's Ashes squad, Rashid also named

    Leg-spinner Adil Rashid and paceman Steven Finn were included in England's 13-man squad named on Wednesday for next week's first Ashes Test against Australia.

  11. Djokovic, Williams and Sharapova cruise through amid stifling heat

    Big guns Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova make short work of their Wimbledon opponents in the wilting heat.

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    Nick Kyrgios is a prodigious talent and a fantastic talent, and the Australian public ought to get on board writes Tim Callanan.

  3. Tomic feeling the heat

    Bernard Tomic has questioned Wimbledon's heat policy which allows for a break in play for women but not men.

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    Grandstand looks at Australia's squad to tour England for the 2015 Ashes series.

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    A heatwave rolling across Europe threatens to delay play at Wimbledon.

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  8. Farewell James Ackerman

    Mourners at the funeral of late Queensland rugby league forward James Ackerman form a guard of honour to mark the service's end on the Sunshine Coast.

  9. Wanna be a Wallaroo

    The Australian Rugby Union is working hard to create women role models in the game.

  10. 'I wasn't mentally right'

    Mitchell Johnson says Phillip Hughes's death was a contributing factor behind his drop-off in pace last summer.

  11. Hewitt farewells Wimbledon

    Old warrior Lleyton Hewitt bids an emotional farewell to Wimbledon after losing a five-set thriller to Finland's Jarkko Nieminen.

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Cricket

  1. Pace attack pumped

    Veteran wicketkeeper Brad Haddin lauds Australia's pace attack ahead of next week's opening Ashes Test.

  2. Finn and Rashid named for England

    Adil Rashid and Steven Finn were included in England's 13-man squad named on Wednesday for next week's first Ashes Test against Australia.

  3. 2005 Ashes retrospective

    Relive 22 days of fluctuating, riveting cricket as Grandstand takes a comprehensive look back on the unforgettable 2005 Ashes series.

  4. Harris in Ashes doubt

    Ryan Harris looks likely to miss next week's Ashes opener having been ruled out of Australia's final tune-up against6 Essex due to his troublesome knee.

AFL

  1. Bennell needs support

    AFL chief executive officer Gillon McLachlan says the league must focus on Harley Bennell's welfare after News Corp published photos of the Gold Coast Suns player allegedly with drugs in 2013.

  2. Suns concerned for Bennell

    The Gold Coast Suns say their priority is to protect the welfare of player Harley Bennell after News Corp published photos of him allegedly with drugs in 2013.

  3. Roughead has melanoma removed

    Hawthorn forward Jarryd Roughead has been ruled out of Friday night's match against Collingwood after having a melanoma removed from his lip.

  4. No more Suns charged

    Queensland's Crime and Corruption Commission denies it has enough evidence to charge more Gold Coast Suns players despite Karmichael Hunt's alleged tell-all.

Rugby League

  1. Maroons to adjust quickly

    Maroons winger Darius Boyd says he can strike up an understanding with Will Chambers in Origin III.

  2. Scott likely to undergo neck surgery

    Matt Scott will undergo surgery at season's end for a bulging disc in his neck, but will front up for the Maroons on Wednesday.

  3. Foran accepts new Eels deal?

    Kieran Foran reportedly agrees to a revised two-year NRL contract with Parramatta that is closely tied to Brad Arthur remaining as coach.

  4. Ennis guilty, Blues call up awaits

    New South Wales and Cronulla hooker Michael Ennis has been handed a one-game suspension for a high shot, but will be free to play in Origin III for the Blues.

Rugby Union

  1. Smith still a chance

    Australia coach Michael Cheika has not closed the door on George Smith returning to the Wallabies fold for the World Cup.

  2. Kerevi staying grounded

    Samu Kerevi is refusing to get carried away with his selection in the Wallabies' extended squad ahead of the Rugby Championship.

  3. Folau signs for three years

    Israel Folau signs a flexible three-year deal with the Australian Rugby Union and New South Wales Waratahs.

  4. Wanna be a Wallaroo

    The Australian Rugby Union is working hard to create women role models in the game.

Football

  1. Own goal sinks England

    A spectacular own goal from Laura Bassett has given Japan a chance to defend its world title with a 2-1 win over England in the Women's World Cup semi-final.

  2. Blatter an angel?

    Sepp Blatter says FIFA's corruption has nothing to do with him and that he believes he will 'go to heaven one day'.

  3. Tough Cup draw

    FFA Cup holders Adelaide United are headed north for a clash with Darwin Olympic, with other A-League clubs set to be stretched by round of 32 draw.

  4. Chance for redemption

    The United States have reached the Women's World Cup final for a second-straight time with a 2-0 win over Germany.

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