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  1. Bulldogs' only premiership hangover is belief against Pies

    If the Western Bulldogs' win over Collingwood is anything to go by, their only premiership hangover is an unshaken belief and the confidence of champions.

  2. Hamilton tops both practices Australian Grand Prix

    Lewis Hamilton tops the time sheets in both practice sessions at the Australian F1 Grand Prix, with Daniel Ricciardo not far off the pace in Melbourne.

  3. Broncos, Panthers get wins over Raiders, Knights

    The Broncos get the better of the Raiders thanks to a Jordan Kahu field goal, while the Panthers dismantle the Knights in a 40-0 flogging.

  4. Santalab hat-trick drives Wanderers to win over City

    Brendon Santalab sets a new club goalscoring record as his hat-trick helped shore up the club's A-League finals hopes with a 3-1 home victory over Melbourne City.

  5. Kohli in serious doubt for fourth Test with shoulder injury

    India captain Virat Kohli faces an 11th hour fitness test on his injured shoulder to prove he is able to take the field in the fourth and final Test against Australia in Dharamsala.

  6. Waratahs steal 32-25 win over Rebels

    The Waratahs get out of jail with a second-half fightback to secure a desperate 32-25 Super Rugby win over the Melbourne Rebels.

  7. Ricciardo a 'long shot' to be 2017 champion says Red Bull boss

    Daniel Ricciardo is a long shot for the 2017 Formula One drivers' world championship admits his Red Bull Racing team boss Christian Horner, although he should be in the hunt for some race wins.

  8. Brisbane Lions ruck ready to make dreams come true

    Brisbane Lions ruck Selina Goodman is ready for the game of her life as she prepares for the AFL Women's grand final tomorrow.

  9. Socceroos draw again in Tehran, World Cup hopes hinge on home form

    Australia fights out a fourth consecutive World Cup qualifying draw, a scrappy 1-1 draw with Iraq in Tehran, meaning the Socceroos have to win their remaining home games to have a clear chance of reaching Russia.

  10. Iguana steals the show at Miami Open tennis

    It was your typical, standard tennis match in sun-drenched Key Biscayne. Then a plucky iguana decided to make itself the centre of attention in a comical delay at the Miami Open.

  11. Record run has rising track star dreaming big

    Canberra high school student Keely Small is the world's fastest ranked female over 800 metres under the age of 18.

Features

  1. AFLW decider a win against the odds

    For Brisbane Lions forward Sabrina Frederick-Traub, and her counterpart from the Adelaide Crows Sarah Perkins, the game is the perfect response to all those who had told them 'no'.

  2. F1 sexier and faster in 2017

    The technology of Formula 1 is forever racing ahead, but 2017 sees an even bigger shake-up than usual as the sport responds to criticism that it became too predictable in recent years.

  3. Teaching football

    Port Adelaide's Aaron Greaves played and then coached football at lower levels believing he was travelling down the right road — but as it turned out, it was his teaching qualification which fast-tracked his coaching.

  4. Footy widow owns her ignorance

    ABC Adelaide news reader Jessica Harmsen confesses she doesn't follow the AFL as the 2017 season gets underway.

  5. Exploiting F1's power vacuum

    The cars are faster, wheels are bigger, cornering should be quicker, and the reigning champ has retired. So who will step into the breach to claim this season's F1 drivers' championship?

  6. Is this Ricciardo's year?

    Is 2017 the year that Aussie Daniel Ricciardo can break through for his first Formula One world championship? Two former world champions certainly think so.

  7. AFL 2017 rapid-fire season preview

    Need the low down on every AFL club, but don't have the time to pore over lists, stats and trends? We've got you sorted.

  8. The people's predictions

    We asked, you voted! The results have been tallied, and The People's Predictions for the 2017 AFL season can be revealed. What do the fans think of the year ahead?

  9. War and Aussie rules

    Between the 1830s and the 1850s, hundreds of Indigenous warriors and dozens of British settlers were killed across south-east Australia. Echoes of that conflict recur in Aussie rules.

  10. ABC sport quiz: March 20

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

  11. Lions call on fans for GF

    Brisbane Lions marquee Sabrina Frederick-Traub hopes fans don't miss a "once in a lifetime" event after the AFLW grand final's shock switch to the Gold Coast.

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Cricket

  1. Kohli in serious doubt

    India captain Virat Kohli faces an 11th hour fitness test on his injured shoulder to prove he is able to take the field in the fourth and final Test against Australia in Dharamsala.

  2. Dharamsala pitch to favour speed men

    One of the most express seamers cricket has seen, Mitchell Johnson, is backing Australia's quicks to shine in the fourth Test against India.

  3. Redbacks rely on old hands

    For two of SA's senior batsmen, the upcoming Sheffield Shield final against Victoria will be especially sweet after both missed last year's decider.

  4. Handscomb keen to build

    Locked in a mental battle with India captain Virat Kohli when the result in Ranchi appeared a formality, Peter Handscomb had little interest in blinking first.

AFL

  1. Bulldogs pick up where they left off

    If the Western Bulldogs' win over Collingwood is anything to go by, their only premiership hangover is an unshaken belief and the confidence of champions.

  2. Live: Magpies v Dogs

    The opening round of the AFL 2017 season continues as Collingwood takes on the Western Bulldogs at the MCG. Follow all the action in our live score centre.

  3. Teaching football

    Port Adelaide's Aaron Greaves played and then coached football at lower levels believing he was travelling down the right road — but as it turned out, it was his teaching qualification which fast-tracked his coaching.

  4. AFL dream come true

    Brisbane Lions ruck Selina Goodman is ready for the game of her life as she prepares for the AFL Women's grand final tomorrow.

Rugby League

  1. Broncos, Panthers get wins

    The Broncos get the better of the Raiders thanks to a Jordan Kahu field goal, while the Panthers dismantle the Knights in a 40-0 flogging.

  2. Gallen cops drug ban

    Peter Gallen will miss two years of rugby league after being banned by ASADA for using performance-enhancing substances.

  3. Bring in independent doctors

    Grandstand NRL commentator Matthew Elliott demands independent doctors be brought into the game after another night of uncertainty over the concussion rule.

  4. Roosters take honours against rival Souths

    The Sydney Roosters take the points in league's oldest rivalry, beating South Sydney 20-6.

Rugby Union

  1. Waratahs steal 32-25 win over Rebels

    The Waratahs get out of jail with a second-half fightback to secure a desperate 32-25 Super Rugby win over the Melbourne Rebels.

  2. Have four Lions captains, says England coach Eddie Jones

    The British and Irish Lions' upcoming tour of New Zealand is too big a challenge for just one captain, according to England coach Eddie Jones.

  3. All Blacks security consultant enters not guilty plea to bugging charge

    All Blacks security consultant Adrian Gard denies making a false statement to police about finding a listening device in the team's hotel meeting room in Sydney last August.

  4. Brumbies win derby

    The Brumbies notch back-to-back wins over the NSW Waratahs for the first time in Super Rugby history.

Football

  1. Santalab hat-trick drives Wanderers

    Brendon Santalab sets a new club goalscoring record as his hat-trick helped shore up the club's A-League finals hopes with a 3-1 home victory over Melbourne City.

  2. Socceroos draw again

    Australia fights out a fourth consecutive World Cup qualifying draw, a scrappy 1-1 draw with Iraq in Tehran.

  3. No Tehran bedlam for Socceroos 20 years on

    It has been 20 years since the Socceroos last played in Tehran and while the city has not changed much, the experience has dramatically for long-time physiotherapist Les Gelis.

  4. Cahill praise for new Socceroo

    Tim Cahill hails the selection of Socceroos rookie Riley McGree and says he wants to help the 18-year-old develop his game.

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