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  1. Weary Warner ready for rest after a standout year

    Having picked up his second straight Allan Border Medal, David Warner admits he is badly in need of a rest before Australia's big tour of India.

  2. Venus Williams beats Pavlyuchenkova to reach Aus Open semis

    Venus Williams beats Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova to reach the Australian Open semi-finals for the first time since 2003.

  3. Ecclestone's long, contentious reign as F1 boss ends

    Bernie Ecclestone's reign as boss of Formula 1 is no more — look back at some of the British magnate's most controversial moments while in charge of the sport.

  4. The world number ones you've likely never heard of

    World number one's Gordon Reid, Jiske Griffioen and Dylan Alcott should all be household names, yet few people seem to even know about the Australian Open Wheelchair Championships.

  5. Last Aussie exits as Pliskova ends Gavrilova's Open

    Australia's last local hope Daria Gavrilova is out at Melbourne Park, losing 6-3, 6-3 to fifth seed Karolina Pliskova.

  6. Nadal seals win against Monfils to reach Aus Open quarter finals

    Spain's Rafael Nadal foils a comeback by sixth-seeded Frenchman Gael Monfils to book an Australian Open quarter-final berth.

  7. Raonic still top seed remaining after win over Bautista Agut

    Canada's third seed Milos Raonic's tilt at the Australian Open title remains on track after a fourth-round win over Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut.

  8. Serena sails into quarter-finals with straight sets win

    Not at her very best, Serena Williams finds a way to progress to the Australian Open quarter-finals with a 7-5, 6-4 win over Barbora Strycova.

  9. Patriots and Falcons claim conference wins to set up Super Bowl showdown

    The New England Patriots and the Atlanta Falcons set up a Super Bowl date with convincing wins over Pittsburgh and Green Bay respectively.

  10. With top two men's seeds out, who'll win the Australian Open?

    Can Roger Federer defy age and the naysayers to reclaim greatness at the Australian Open? The men's tournament is as wide open as ever after two high-profile exits.

Features

  1. Why sport (and art) matters

    Sport may not be art - but it can be artistic, beautiful, powerful and emotional.

  2. Chapecoense returns to the field

    A survivor of the air crash two months ago that killed 19 members of Brazil's Chapecoense football club lifted the Copa Sudamericana trophy in honour of his dead teammates.

  3. Love is all Nick Kyrgios needs: Agassi

    Tennis legend Andre Agassi says Nick Kyrgios's next coach must accept the mercurial young star warts and all and delve deep into his tortured soul.

  4. Women and mountain biking

    Queensland and national mountain biking champion Eva Plessing says there are so few female competitors in Australia she has to race against men.

  5. Stosur is no scrub

    Samantha Stosur disappoints at the Australian Open, but a little perspective from Australian fans would go a long way.

  6. The WBBL's best so far

    In a season where the tournament's gone from strength to strength, who's hit the most sixes, taken the most screamers and bagged the most wickets in the Women's Big Bash?

  7. Nevill's nightmare three months

    He's copped bats and balls to the face, lost the knack for runs down the order and lost his place in the Test side. It's been a shabby three months for one Peter Nevill.

  8. Glut of goals as W-League nears finals

    If you like attacking football, then round 12 of the W-League delivered in spades, writes Brittany Carter.

  9. Swepson named in Test squad

    Queensland tweaker Mitchell Swepson is among four spinners named in Australia's 16-man Test squad to tour India in February.

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Cricket

  1. David Warner speaks after winning the Allan Border medal

    David Warner says he is looking forward to a brief break from cricket after winning the Allan Border medal.

  2. Weary Warner ready for rest

    Having picked up his second straight Allan Border Medal, David Warner admits he is badly in need of a rest before Australia's big tour of India.

  3. Hurricanes look to next season's Big Bash

    "No need to panic" says Hurricane's coach as the Tasmanian side misses out on the finals for a third season.

  4. Warner wins AB Medal

    David Warner and Meg Lanning win the big prizes at Australian cricket's night of nights, with Warner taking out the AB Medal and Lanning the Belinda Clark award.

AFL

  1. AFL's Trent Dumont faces trial

    North Melbourne AFL player Trent Michael Dumont faces trial after being accused of pushing over a taxi driver in Adelaide and stealing $70.

  2. Junior Danger on the way

    Patrick Dangerfield posts on social media to reveal he and his wife Mardi are expecting their first child.

  3. Why sport (and art) matters

    Sport may not be art - but it can be artistic, beautiful, powerful and emotional.

  4. Jarryd Roughead named Hawthorn captain following cancer recovery

    Cancer-free Jarryd Roughead will take on captaincy of the Hawks for the 2017 season.

Rugby League

  1. Why sport (and art) matters

    Sport may not be art - but it can be artistic, beautiful, powerful and emotional.

  2. NRL player Kyle Lovett faces drug charges

    The NRL future of Wests Tigers forward Kyle Lovett is in limbo after being charged with drug offences.

  3. Education not to blame: NRL

    The NRL says its education process is not to blame for the latest controversy to hit the game.

  4. Sharks sign Barba

    Cronulla signs grand final-winning full-back Ben Barba only two months after his contract was terminated by the Sharks following a positive test to cocaine.

Rugby Union

  1. Izzy for Maroons in union

    Israel Folau says he would play for Queensland, not NSW, if a rugby union State of Origin gets off the ground.

  2. Parramatta to Toulon

    Semi Radradra's move to French rugby union is confirmed, with the Parramatta star to leave after the 2017 NRL season.

  3. Moore honest about Wallabies' woes

    Australia captain Stephen Moore refuses to sugar coat the Wallabies' woeful 2016 season but he believes they can bounce back this season.

  4. 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.

Football

  1. Mason hospitalised with fractured skull

    Hull midfielder Ryan Mason undergoes surgery after fracturing his skull in a clash of heads during the Premier League match against Chelsea.

  2. Banner honours Alexis Sanchez and his dogs

    Alexis Sanchez loves his dogs Atom and Humber just as much as Arsenal fans love him, so the club's next move was obvious — a giant banner on match day.

  3. Wanderers ground the Jets

    The Western Sydney Wanderers seal their first home A-League win of the season with a 2-0 victory over the Newcastle Jets.

  4. Rooney breaks Charlton's Manchester United goal-scoring record with stunning free kick

    Rooney overhauls Charlton to become Manchester United's record scorer, coming off the bench to net his landmark 250th goal in stoppage time at Stoke.

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