'I put a needle in my arm and there was nothing left inside'
Riddled with drug addiction, horse trainer David Vandyke wanted to die. Then he saved himself and became one of the country's leading trainers.
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Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer, The Sydney Morning Herald
King Jarryd and the 'peasants'
Jarryd Hayne is no longer the skinny kid from Minto, who turned into an NFL dreamer. He's a business, man. He's all about his brand.
Tomic-Kyrgios catfight takes tennis to new depths
The hypocrisy from Bernard Tomic in questioning Nick Kyrgios' loyalty is breathtaking
Clarke's making a comeback? Yawn
The former Australian captain's comeback is about ensuring he remains in the public spotlight.
Why Super Bowl is the sporting bucket list item you really must attend
Denver won the match but anyone who went to the biggest event in the world finished ahead.
San Francisco about to explode as Super Bowl party continues
Nobody does sport like America does sport.
From Taco Bell to Super Bowl
Denver Broncos defensive tackle Sylvester Williams took the slow lane to NFL stardom but it has been worth it
The Super Bowl redemption story about the mum, not the son
The mother of Broncos star Demaryius Thomas will watch Super Bowl six months after being released from prison.
Cam Newton: 'I'm just locally cool, you know?'
What more can the Carolina Panthers star say? Plenty
Greetings from Super Bowl Week, where you won't find a Hayne story
It's all about Manning versus Newton ... and which VIP party you're going to attend
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