Tamsyn Lewis: 'Track and field in this country has died a slow and painful death'
But she plans to rebuild the sport's image alongside Bruce McAvaney for Seven at the Rio Olympics
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Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer, The Sydney Morning Herald
Pearson slams those doubting her in Rio
She won gold in London but her detractors say she can't do it again in Rio
Hackett: 'I have stuffed up more than once and am working on these issues'
Swimming great says he "seriously and genuinely regret my poor behaviour."
Grant Hackett adamant he had not taken Stilnox
For so long, those close to Hackett have been prepared to back their man. And now? Now, they're not so sure.
Why Spieth's meltdown is good for golf and hackers like me
I hate golf. It's an attack on my masculinity. Ever been at the bottom of the hill on the par-three ninth at Urunga golf course, about to play your 12th shot, as your mates roll around in laughter each time your ball finds the green up the top, only for it to slowly trickle back down, right to where you played the godforsaken …
'Everyone sees jockeys as a tool. There isn't a lot of respect.'
He's the best jockey in the country, on top of the best horse we've seen in years, but Hugh Bowman knows it can all come crashing down
Winx and Yankee Rose to the fore
Winx was the horse everyone wanted to see on the first day of The Championships - but trainer David Vandyke's personal story outshone her
The booty that is powering super mare Winx to champion status
A big bottom is the secret weapon turning Chris Waller's Doncaster favourite into a superstar
Sport's biggest names take on NBA challenge
The likes of NRL stars Josh Dugan, Josh Reynolds, Jamie Soward and Tom Mitchell and Kurt Tippett from the Swans swap jumpers for NBA singlets
Rainbow round is good – but how about some real change?
Athletes will wear rainbow laces this weekend in a show of solidarity, yet same-sex marriage is still a long way off
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