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  1. Saints beat turgid Bombers by record-breaking 110 points

    St Kilda has recorded its biggest ever win over Essendon, thumping the struggling Bombers by 110 points to confirm the Saints' revival and the Bombers concerns.

  2. Manly climbs off bottom of ladder with comfortable win over Sharks

    Manly beats Cronulla 28-16 at Brookvale Oval to remain within sight of the NRL top eight.

  3. Dockers overcome stubborn Lions by 36 points

    The Fremantle Dockers have eventually overcome the stubborn Brisbane Lions by 36 points on a wet and scrappy day at Subiaco Oval.

  4. Defending champion Japan prepared for pumped-up US in Women's World Cup final

    Another chapter in the ever-growing rivalry between Japan and the United States will be played out in the World Cup final on Monday.

  5. Blues enforcer Klemmer knocks out trainer in lead up to Origin decider

    Blues hard man David Klemmer knocks out trainer during high-intensity build up to Origin III.

  6. Root hits back at Warner over punch excuse

    Joe Root responds on Twitter to David Warner's description of events that led to him throwing a punch at the Englishman in 2013.

  7. Tomic axed from Davis Cup team after Tennis Australia rant

    Australian number one Bernard Tomic is axed from this month's Davis Cup quarter-final tie against Kazakhstan for his attack on Tennis Australia officials.

  8. Cameron Smith under fire over McKinnon tackle comments

    Cameron Smith comes under fire for his comments after the tackle that left Alex McKinnon in a wheelchair, as the Storm move to hose down the criticism.

  9. AFL fans pay respect to Phil Walsh at Adelaide Oval

    At least 10,000 football fans turn out at Adelaide Oval to pay tribute to late Crows coach Phil Walsh.

  10. Australian Rohan Dennis takes yellow jersey in first leg of the Tour de France

    Australian Rohan Dennis proves too hot to handle as the Tour de France begins with a record-breaking 13.8-kilometre individual time trial through the sweltering streets of Utrecht.

Features

  1. Pacemen the difference: Maxwell

    Australia's premium pace attack could prove the difference in the Ashes, writes Jim Maxwell in his first Test preview.

  2. AFL teams unite on the field for Phil Walsh

    On-field rivals set aside their differences after each of yesterday's AFL matches to pay tribute to Adelaide Crows coach Phil Walsh.

  3. England's Ashes weaknesses

    Four weaknesses in the England's Ashes side that Australia can pinpoint in order to retain the urn.

  4. Harris' career wraps up

    Ryan Harris will be remembered as much for his superior knack for taking wickets for Australia as he will for his constant battle with injury, writes James Maasdorp.

  5. Vale Phil Walsh

    He might have spent his life in football yet we were really only just getting to know Phil Walsh, writes Grandstand's Gerard Whateley.

  6. Sport's lessons inadequate to deal with such tragedy

    An everyday tragedy, in the death of Phil Walsh, has penetrated the world of sport, writes Quentin Hull.

  7. Phil Walsh remembered

    Phil Walsh's death will be felt far and wide across the AFL after coaching careers across the country and helping mastermind Port Adelaide's 2004 premiership.

  8. Drum: We all lost someone today

    With the death of Phil Walsh it's not just one family or one sports club that has lost someone — it's all of us.

  9. #RIPPhilWalsh

    Australians shocked by news of the death of Adelaide Crows coach Phil Walsh take to social media to express their grief and extend sympathies to his family.

  10. 2005 Ashes retrospective

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

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Cricket

  1. Pacemen the difference: Maxwell

    Australia's premium pace attack could prove the difference in the Ashes, writes Jim Maxwell in his first Test preview.

  2. Harris' career over

    Ryan Harris is ruled out of the entire Ashes tour after failing to recover from a knee injury and promptly retires from all forms of cricket.

  3. Root hits back at Warner

    Root responds on Twitter to Warner's description of events that led to him throwing a punch at the Englishman in 2013.

  4. Pace to burn

    Retiring Ryan Harris says the Australian team will not miss him and that proved to be true against Essex.

AFL

  1. Saints thump Bombers

    St Kilda has recorded its biggest ever win over Essendon, thumping the struggling Bombers by 110 points to confirm the Saints' revival and the Bombers concerns.

  2. Dockers too good for Lions

    The Fremantle Dockers have eventually overcome the stubborn Brisbane Lions by 36 points on a wet and scrappy day at Subiaco Oval.

  3. AFL fans turn out in Adelaide

    At least 10,000 football fans turn out at Adelaide Oval to pay tribute to late Crows coach Phil Walsh.

  4. Eagles dominate Demons

    The West Coast Eagles have proven too strong for the Melbourne Demons, running out 53-point winners in Darwin.

Rugby League

  1. Manly outguns Cronulla

    Manly beats Cronulla 28-16 at Brookvale Oval to remain within sight of the NRL top eight.

  2. Farah's Origin hopes fading

    Robbie Farah only trained with New South Wales in a limited capacity on Sunday in a sign his chances of playing in the State of Origin decider could be fading.

  3. Klemmer knocks out trainer

    Blues hard man David Klemmer knocks out trainer during high-intensity build up to Origin III.

  4. Inglis a 'scary' full-back

    The Blues fear Greg Inglis' shift to full-back in the absence of Billy Slater could be a game changer in Origin III.

Rugby Union

  1. Highlanders' maiden triumph

    The Highlanders win their maiden Super Rugby title, beating the in-form Hurricanes 21-14 in an excellent tussle in Wellington.

  2. 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.

  3. Kerevi staying grounded

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

  4. Folau signs for three years

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

Football

  1. Chilean cheer, Argentine anguish

    Chile edges Argentina on penalties to end the country's 99-year wait for a Copa America crown.

  2. Lionesses leave it late

    A 108th-minute penalty by Fara Williams gives England third place in the Women's World Cup with a 1-0 win over Germany.

  3. Japan ready for fired-up USA in final

    Another chapter in the ever-growing rivalry between Japan and the United States will be played out in the World Cup final.

  4. 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.

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