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  1. Tomic says he and Kyrgios unfairly targeted by media

    Bernard Tomic says he and Nick Kyrgios are misunderstood and have been unfairly targeted by the media.

  2. Cummins not ready for Test recall, says Waugh

    Australian selector Mark Waugh indicates he will resist the temptation to rush star quick Pat Cummins back for the first Test against Pakistan at the Gabba.

  3. AFL players strike 'a chance': Dangerfield

    Geelong's Brownlow medallist Patrick Dangerfield says a player strike during the AFL preseason competition next year is a possibility if the league cannot reach a collective bargaining agreement by February.

  4. Red cards set to be introduced to cricket for unruly player conduct

    The MCC's world cricket committee says on-field player behaviour is getting worse and recommends the introduction of red cards from next year.

  5. Barba tipped for Sharks' NRL return amid code switch reports

    Cronulla centre Jack Bird expects his sacked premiership team-mate Ben Barba to return to the NRL with the Sharks in 2017 despite reports he is considering a move to rugby union.

  6. Cheika backed by ARU despite Wallabies' horror season

    The Australian Rugby Union backs Michael Cheika through to the 2019 World Cup, saying the Wallabies coach is not under pressure following the team's worst losing year on record.

  7. Players call for NRL v clubs stoush to be resolved 'sooner rather than later'

    Warriors veteran Ryan Hoffman says he hopes the ongoing dispute between the clubs and the game's administration gets sorted out quickly so players can secure their futures.

  8. Women's Big Bash out of its infancy and coming into its own in season two

    Year two of the Women’s Big Bash League comes with an extended season, evening games and prime-time TV slots, writes Adam Collins.

  9. Ready to play: Roughead given the cancer all-clear by doctors

    Hawthorn's star forward Jarryd Roughead says he has been given the all-clear by doctors after his latest round of cancer treatment.

  10. Novak Djokovic splits with coach Becker

    After an uncharacteristically poor end to the year, Novak Djokovic and Boris Becker have decided to go their separate ways.

  11. Daniel Ricciardo to unleash 'hidden honey badger' in 2017

    Daniel Ricciardo is excited to get back to work and capitalise on Formula One rule changes in the hopes of improving on what he calls the best season of his career.

  12. Female players asked to make 'stressful decision' to prioritise cricket over AFL

    One of Australia's pioneering dual sportswomen, Emma Kearney, says cricket is "threatened" by the AFL, after she was asked to sign a form committing her to prioritise cricket.

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

  2. The worst Wallabies in over a decade

    This year was the Wallabies' worst in over 10 years by a number of measures. How did it all go so wrong?

  3. One of the greats

    Where does Steve Smith's blinding catch in the first ODI against New Zealand rank in cricket history?

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    Think you know your sport? Test your knowledge of the sporting week that was with our quiz.

  5. Pita chases another dream

    Pita Taufatofua, who carried Tonga's flag at the Rio Olympics, vows to become his nation's first cross-country skiier at the Winter Olympics.

  6. Alberti steps down

    One of the most influential women in the AFL, Susan Alberti, is stepping down as vice-president of reigning premiers the Western Bulldogs.

  7. No-ball rule 'hurting Australia's pace bowlers'

    A rule change dating back to 1963 is contributing to the spate of injuries tearing through Australia's pace bowling stocks, according to one expert who is on a mission to change things.

  8. Bolt rues early career

    Despite his unprecedented success, Usain Bolt says he missed out by not knuckling down earlier.

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    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.

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Cricket

  1. Test recall unlikely for Cummins

    Australian selector Mark Waugh says star quick Pat Cummins is unlikely to get a Test call-up against Pakistan at the Gabba.

  2. Red cards for cricket

    The MCC's world cricket committee says on-field player behaviour is getting worse and recommends the introduction of red cards from next year.

  3. Curator Mr Mitchell not sure how the pink ball will react on Gabba pitch

    Curator Kevin Mitchell gives his thoughts on how the pink ball will react on the Gabba pitch.

  4. Cummins coming back strong

    Five years after his sole Test, Pat Cummins is impressing in his international return via ODIs. And he is still only 23 years old.

AFL

  1. AFL players strike 'a chance': Dangerfield

    Geelong's Brownlow medallist Patrick Dangerfield says a player strike during the AFL preseason competition next year is a possibility if no deal is done.

  2. Roughead given all-clear

    Hawthorn's star forward Jarryd Roughead says he has been given the all-clear by doctors after his latest round of cancer treatment.

  3. Do apologies work?

    When a famous person apologises for their bad behaviour, do you accept it?

  4. PAFC fines, bans Impey

    Port Adelaide Football Club sanctions Jarman Impey with a one-match ban and a $5,000 fine for his involvement in a five-car crash at the weekend.

Rugby League

  1. Barba tipped for Sharks' NRL return amid code switch reports

    Cronulla centre Jack Bird expects his sacked premiership team-mate Ben Barba to return to the NRL with the Sharks in 2017 despite reports he is considering a move to rugby union.

  2. Players call for NRL v clubs stoush to be resolved 'sooner rather than later'

    Warriors veteran Ryan Hoffman says he hopes the ongoing dispute between the clubs and the game's administration gets sorted out quickly so players can secure their futures.

  3. ARLC chairman Grant renews talks in desperate attempt to keep job

    Under-siege Australian Rugby League Commission chairman John Grant is desperate to keep his job after a marathon meeting over the ongoing funding stoush with the NRL clubs.

  4. 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.

Rugby Union

  1. Cheika backed by ARU despite Wallabies' horror season

    The Australian Rugby Union backs Michael Cheika through to the 2019 World Cup, saying the Wallabies coach is not under pressure following the team's worst losing year on record.

  2. The worst Wallabies in over a decade

    This year was the Wallabies' worst in over 10 years by a number of measures. How did it all go so wrong?

  3. Ending the feud

    The feud between Wallabies coach Michael Cheika and England counterpart Eddie Jones is over.

  4. What might have been

    Australia coach Michael Cheika laments the Wallabies' inability to put together a complete 80-minute performance after a second-half slump in their 37-21 loss to England at Twickenham.

Football

  1. Roar defend North after diving incident

    Brisbane Roar captain Matt McKay says team-mate Jade North's dive in Saturday's night match against Melbourne City has been "blown out of proportion".

  2. Chapecoense awarded title

    Brazilian club Chapecoense is awarded the Copa Sudamericana championship by the governing body of South American football.

  3. Blatter loses appeal

    Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter loses his appeal against a six-year ban for ethics violations.

  4. Phoenix coach Merrick steps down

    Wellington Phoenix confirms coach Ernie Merrick has stood down from his post after the team's 2-0 loss to Adelaide United.

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