The proposal for a new home for elite women's sport
John Fahey, the new Sydney Olympic Park chairman, could oversee the redevelopment of the Tennis Centre into a de facto home for women's sport in Sydney within 12 months.
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Roy Masters
Roy Masters is a Sports Columnist for The Sydney Morning Herald
Baird buys back ANZ Stadium
The Baird government will pay up to $220 million to buy back ANZ Stadium.
When Ali walked into a 1970s Sydney pub ...
Muhammad Ali slid into a Sydney bar in the 1970s and eyed off a big front-rower with his back to the crowd, who was waiting to buy a drink but got much more than he bargained for.
Netball deal shows future of broadcasting, one that could snub pay TV
Overlooked in Netball Australia's boast that it has achieved "the biggest TV deal for womens' sport in the world" is their pointer to a future where top games will be shown live anywhere, any time on any device.
New comp elevates women's sport to rightful place
Womens' sport has finally found its deserved footprint in the Australian recreation and television landscape.
Delivering with colour and pride
Sydney, sport and the Herald have been inextricably linked over 185 years by what could be termed an edgy pragmatism.
Sydney and Melbourne fighting over next UFC battle
The sport both appals and appeals. It is universally known by its abbreviation – UFC – which, in itself, sounds like the initials of a swear word laced confrontation. So, which of Australia's two biggest cities will stage UFC's 10th visit to this country?
UFC wants to break into Olympic Games
If modern pentathlon can get a start at the Olympics, mixed martials arts believes it should be allowed onto sport's biggest stage.
ASADA spent nearly $6m pursuing Essendon, Cronulla
ASADA spent nearly $6 million pursuing Essendon and Cronulla players over doping violations, according to evidence presented to a Senate committee on Thursday.
AIS must 'regain its position as a centre of excellence'
The father of the AIS has warned that the Canberra facility must be returned to its original status as a centre of excellence or the flow of Olympic gold medals will stop.
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