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  1. Dodt maintains lead after second round at Australian PGA

    Andrew Dodt holds his lead after the second round at the Australian PGA Championship, with Ashley Hall and Adam Scott among the chasing pack.

  2. Perth Glory vs Melbourne Victory end game on 1-1 draw

    Perth Glory stymies Melbourne Victory's attempts to jump back to second on the A-League table, holding on to a 1-1 draw at AAMI Park.

  3. Coaches slam 'me, me, me' Maxwell after Wade barbs

    Darren Berry has a pop at "me, me, me" Glenn Maxwell after the all-rounder criticised his Victoria captain Matthew Wade for batting ahead of him.

  4. Matildas' Foord named Asian women's player of the year

    The Matildas' Caitlin Foord is crowned Asian women's player of the year in a glittering ceremony in Abu Dhabi.

  5. Cheika redirects ire from Jones to Ella as war of words continues

    Under-pressure Wallabies coach Michael Cheika moves on from attacking England coach Eddie Jones by turning his attentions to another former Randwick teammate — Glen Ella.

  6. 'I've climbed my mountain': Nico Rosberg retires from F1

    Nico Rosberg stuns Formula One with the shock announcement he is retiring, only days after winning his first world championship with Mercedes.

  7. Tour Down Under models replaced with junior cyclists as part of positive body image push

    The South Australian Government has withdrawn its support of podium models at the Tour Down Under in the interests of changing the message the event sends to young women.

  8. FFA reprimand Fornaroli for FFA Cup F-bomb

    The FFA hands Melbourne City captain Bruno Fornaroli a reprimand for his FFA Cup final victory speech F-bomb.

  9. Fit-again Cummins eyes Ashes for Test return

    Injury-prone paceman Pat Cummins eyes a return to the Test arena for next summer's Ashes and is confident his long history of breakdowns is behind him.

  10. Emotional Gabriel in tears remembering Chapecoense coach

    In an emotional interview, Arsenal's Brazilian defender Gabriel remembers his time with Chapecoense's coach and his former team-mates after they died in a plane crash in Colombia.

  11. Sporting clubs pledge respect and equality for women

    Sporting clubs in north-east Victoria are pledging support to a policy to promote respect and gender equality in their community.

  12. Sharks and jellyfish slow British man's attempt to swim Atlantic

    A British man aiming to become the first person to swim across the Atlantic has said he is grappling with sharks, jellyfish stings, choppy water and a sea moth that tried to nest in his left ear.

Features

  1. Vote for the ABC Sports Personality of the Year

    Cast your vote in the ABC Sports Personality of the Year and Team of the Year in the 2016 AIS Sport Performance Awards.

  2. Dakar Rally in Australia?

    Australia's first-ever Dakar Rally champion Toby Price says he will be putting a word or two in the ears of the race's organisers to bring the world's most famous rally Down Under.

  3. Moore decries brain drain

    Wallabies skipper Stephen Moore says the drain of Australian coaching talent to Britain needs to be addressed amid Eddie Jones's fantastic start as England rugby coach.

  4. Adam Scott ponders life

    Gold Coast golf champion Adam Scott returns home and reflects on what matters to him most.

  5. Sporting disasters

    For many sporting teams around the world, the Colombian air disaster which has devastated Brazil's Chapecoense is a reminder of their own tragic histories.

  6. Tragic end

    A plane crash that killed 71 in Colombia — including most of Brazil's Chapecoense soccer team — prompts an outpouring of grief.

  7. More than just hearts on their sleeve

    A north Queensland rugby league club forsakes valuable sponsorship dollars in order to promote suicide prevention on the front of its jerseys.

  8. Racehorse rehabilitation in NSW prison

    Around 50 retired racehorses have found a new home at St Heliers Correctional Centre near Muswellbrook.

  9. Alcott wins Newcombe Medal

    Dylan Alcott carves his name in sports history as the first wheelchair athlete to win the Newcombe Medal, the highest individual award in Australian tennis.

  10. Lottery for Olympic funding

    Our sport system has greater issues than funding that need to be tackled if we are to return to our former Olympic glory.

  11. Test your sporting IQ

    Think you know your sport? Test your knowledge of the sporting week that was in ABC News's quiz.

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  1. Grandstand Thursday December 2

    On this episode: The Australian one day side in damage control ahead of its opening clash against New Zealand. Branko Culina casts an eye over round 9 of the A-League.
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  2. Fit-again Cummins eyes Ashes for Test return

    Injury-prone paceman Pat Cummins eyes a return to the Test arena for next summer's Ashes and is confident his long history of breakdowns is behind him.

  3. Coaches slam 'me, me, me' Maxwell

    Darren Berry has a pop at "me, me, me" Glenn Maxwell after the all-rounder criticised his Victoria captain Matthew Wade for batting ahead of him.

  4. Students save cricket team

    A legion of new female cricketers from India and Singapore save a Canberra cricket.

AFL

  1. Sports clubs pledge respect

    Sporting clubs in north-east Victoria are supporting a new policy promoting respect and gender equality across the community.

  2. Bob Murphy returning to training with AFL premiers Bulldogs

    Bob Murphy's return to the playing field is about to take a crucial step, with the Western Bulldogs captain to hit the training track on Monday.

  3. Gaz steps down

    Gary Ablett ends his six-year tenure as Gold Coast captain, saying he made the call before a drama-filled off-season at the Suns.

  4. Dank's appeal dismissed

    The AFL Anti-Doping Appeal Board dismisses Stephen Dank's appeal against his life ban for multiple doping offences.

Rugby League

  1. More than just hearts on their sleeve

    A north Queensland rugby league club forsakes valuable sponsorship dollars in order to promote suicide prevention on the front of its jerseys.

  2. Radradra told to surrender passport

    Parramatta winger Semi Radradra is ordered to surrender his passport after appearing in court on domestic violence charges.

  3. Semi to stay, say Eels

    Semi Radradra's management "definitively" tells Parramatta he has not signed a deal to join Toulon, according to the NRL club's boss Bernie Gurr.

  4. Radradra back in Sydney

    Parramatta Eels star Semi Radradra arrives back in Sydney after failing to appear in court on domestic violence-related charges.

Rugby Union

  1. Cheika moves to Ella from Jones

    Under-pressure Wallabies coach Michael Cheika moves on from attacking England coach Eddie Jones by turning his attentions to another former Randwick teammate — Glen Ella.

  2. Verbal war continues

    The war of words between Eddie Jones and Michael Cheika has continued ahead of the Test match between England and Australia at the weekend.

  3. Moore decries brain drain

    Wallabies skipper Stephen Moore says the drain of Australian coaching talent to Britain needs to be addressed amid Eddie Jones's fantastic start as England rugby coach.

  4. Semi to stay, say Eels

    Semi Radradra's management "definitively" tells Parramatta he has not signed a deal to join Toulon, according to the NRL club's boss Bernie Gurr.

Football

  1. Perth Glory vs Melbourne Victory

    Perth Glory stymies Melbourne Victory's attempts to jump back to second on the A-League table, holding on to a 1-1 draw.

  2. FFA reprimands Fornaroli

    The FFA hands Melbourne City captain Bruno Fornaroli a reprimand for his FFA Cup final victory speech F-bomb.

  3. Gabriel's emotional Chape tribute

    In an emotional interview, Arsenal's Brazilian defender Gabriel remembers his time with Chapecoense's coach and his former team-mates after they died in a plane crash in Colombia.

  4. Foord named Asian player of the year

    The Matildas' Caitlin Foord is crowned Asian women's player of the year in a glittering ceremony in Abu Dhabi.

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