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  1. Proteas open up old Australian wounds with WACA win

    South Africa will take a 1-0 lead into the second Test in Hobart after putting in a dominant display at the WACA Ground.

  2. Sharks player Ben Barba cut loose after positive drug test

    Premiership-winning Cronulla Sharks player Ben Barba returns a positive drug test and is released from his playing contract and banned for 12 NRL games.

  3. South Africa completes first-Test drubbing of Australia

    Australia's resistance ends after lunch on a fruitless day five, as it loses the first Test against South Africa by 177 runs.

  4. Rabada emerges as leader of the pack with Steyn cut down

    Kagiso Rabada's man-of-the-match performance in South Africa's WACA win suggests the 21-year-old is ready to step up in the absence of Dale Steyn.

  5. Injury blow as Juric ruled out of Socceroos World Cup qualifier

    Another injury blow to the Socceroos before their World Cup qualifier against Thailand, with scans confirming knee injury for Tomi Juric.

  6. Shaun Marsh out of second Test with broken finger

    Joe Burns and Callum Ferguson are in Australia's squad for the second Test against South Africa after Shaun Marsh was ruled out with a broken finger.

  7. Bavuma emerges as Proteas' X-factor in WACA triumph

    Few will forget Temba Bavuma's performance at the WACA in the first Test of this summer, as the diminutive crowd-favourite becomes South Africa's X-factor in a memorable victory.

  8. Jarryd Hayne caught in awkward pornography incident at school

    NRL star Jarryd Hayne is left red-faced after pornographic images are displayed on a screen in front of hundreds of students watching a school presentation on cyber security.

  9. Day by day: Australia's first-Test decline

    Australia looked unbeatable to start the first Test at the WACA, but that changed in a flash as South Africa dominated basically every moment after day one.

  10. Zullo's table collision prompts please explain from Sydney FC

    Sydney FC says it will ask the FFA to remove the fourth official's pitch-side table, after Michael Zullo collided with it on Saturday night.

  11. Pampling wins by Vegas PGA Tour event, ending long drought

    Rod Pampling becomes the fifth Australian to win on the PGA Tour in 2016, taking out a Las Vegas event by two shots.

Features

  1. Australia needs to Faf about

    Faf du Plessis, or even AB de Villiers, could tell David Warner his dismissal reveals all the problems bedeviling Australia's batting in Test cricket.

  2. Is win at all costs the right approach?

    Having a positive focus on runs to be chased can be a good thing - but Australia may be losing its ability to bat out draws, writes Adam Collins.

  3. Giant leap of faith

    Next year's AFL Women's competition is filled with athletes like GWS Giants' Mai Nguyen, who are willing to make sacrifices, writes Pat Galloway.

  4. Cricket ground vs cricket stadium

    The new Perth Stadium is an exciting development for sport in WA but, as Brett Sprigg discovers, there is hesitance to leave the nostalgia of the WACA behind.

  5. Phillip Hughes inquest

    The inquest into cricketer Phillip Hughes' death heard evidence from Cricket Australia, the opponent who bowled the fatal ball, Hughes' team-mates, his parents and the NSW ambulance service.

  6. Cubs clinch World Series

    The Curse of the Billy Goat is broken, as the Chicago Cubs beat the Cleveland Indians 8-7 in 10 innings to win the team's first World Series in 108 years.

  7. W-League boost

    The W-League's spectacular season launch featured the news games would be broadcast in the USA.

  8. The jockey's words

    Look back at what the jockeys said after the running of the 2016 Melbourne Cup.

  9. Are you ready for Australia's summer of cricket?

    Australia's summer of cricket is upon us, but are you suitably prepared? Take our quiz and find out if you are ready to face the new ball.

  10. F1 drivers fire up

    Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel raised the temperature a few degrees at an eventful Mexico Grand Prix.

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Cricket

  1. Skipper calls for lift from Aussies

    Skipper Steve Smith says Australia must work on all aspects of its game after suffering a 177-run loss at the WACA.

  2. Steve Smith says things must be done 'better'

    Australian captain Steve Smith says there is plenty of improvement needed after his side lost to South Africa in Perth.

  3. PNG Barramundis fired up for ODI series decider in Hong Kong

    The Papua New Guinea cricket team face off against Hong Kong in the deciding game of their three match one day international series later today.

  4. Painful loss for Aussies

    South Africa will take a 1-0 lead into the second Test in Hobart after putting in a dominant display at the WACA Ground.

AFL

  1. Giant leap of faith

    Next year's AFL Women's competition is filled with athletes like GWS Giants' Mai Nguyen, who are willing to make sacrifices, writes Pat Galloway.

  2. Games to watch from 2017 AFL fixture

    With the 2017 AFL fixture out in the wild, it is time to start preparing for the biggest games of the season. We have dug out a handful of dates you should keep free next year.

  3. Thursday nights the feature of 2017 AFL fixture

    Thursday night footy is given a greater prominence in the 2017 AFL fixture, with Sydney and the Western Bulldogs the main beneficiaries of the league's new prime-time slot.

  4. Indigenous AFL umpires

    In 120 years since the VFL/AFL was formed, just one Indigenous person has umpired the game at the highest level.

Rugby League

  1. Awkward Hayne porn incident

    NRL star Jarryd Hayne is left red-faced after pornographic images are displayed during a school presentation on cyber security.

  2. No reservations in joining Knights

    Jamie Buhrer says he has no reservations joining Newcastle, the NRL's 2016 wooden spooners.

  3. Four Nations controversy

    Shaun Johnson came through for the Kiwis with a clutch field goal to sink England in the Four Nations ... or did he?

  4. Kangaroos wallop Scotland in Four Nations opener

    Australia kicks off its Four Nations campaign with a 54-12 win over Scotland in Hull.

Rugby Union

  1. Ireland's historic win over All Blacks

    Ireland defeats New Zealand 40-29 in Chicago, ending the All Blacks' record 18-match winning streak and recording its first victory over the world champions.

  2. Wallabies crush Wales

    The Wallabies kick off their northern hemisphere tour in style with a five-try, 32-8 win over Wales in Cardiff.

  3. Rugby sevens championship

    Organisers of a state rugby sevens championship being held in Newcastle hope it will grow the sport's popularity.

  4. What does an Australian jersey mean nowadays?

    From resting key players, to gifting code-hoppers selection, to scheduling near-concurrent international matches — Quentin Hull wonders what the Australian jersey stands for now.

Football

  1. Another injury blow for Socceroos

    Another injury blow to the Socceroos before their World Cup qualifier against Thailand, with scans confirming knee injury for Tomi Juric.

  2. Zullo's table collision prompts please explain

    Sydney FC says it will ask the FFA to remove the pitch-side table, after Michael Zullo collided with it on Saturday night.

  3. Reds on top

    Liverpool is on top of the Premier League table for the first time since 2014, as the Reds crush Watford 6-1 at Anfield.

  4. Glory and Wanderers play out entertaining draw in Perth

    A rapid-fire goal apiece in the opening five minutes sets the tone for an entertaining 2-2 A-League draw between Perth and Western Sydney.

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