Bruce Brown, surfers' documentary-maker, dies at 80
Bruce Brown, whose documentary The Endless Summer became an unlikely hit when it was released nationally in 1966, died on Sunday in Santa Barbara, California. He was 80.
WACA boss braves the bouncers over shift to new stadium
Christina Matthews has done something a generation of English cricketers couldn't - held her nerve against a fired up Dennis Lillee at the WACA Ground.
NRL launches $120m digital business
The NRL's new digital business went live on Tuesday afternoon.
Seoul asks US to delay drills until after Olympics
South Korea has asked the US to delay joint military exercises until after the Winter Olympics, in order to lower the chances that North Korea takes provocative actions during the Pyeongchang Games.
The crazy economics of NSW's new stadiums
There is simply no economic or business justification for the mad NSW plan to rip down two stadiums and rebuild them.
How Larry Kestelman's NBL is booming
The National Basketball League has grown quickly since Rich Lister Larry Kestelman took control two years ago.
England should be fearful; Australia still not playing their best
The tourists need to be honest with each other about their failings or their tour will only get worse, says Daily Telegraph columnist Mitchell Johnson
Rivals concerned at Foxtel-Fox Sports merger
Rivals have questioned the competition watchdog's decision to wave through the merger of Foxtel and Fox Sports
Russia banned from Olympics on doping charges
Russia has been banned from the 2018 Winter Olympics in February because of its 'manipulation' of the anti-doping system.
Ford sues actor John Cena for selling his supercar
Ford is trying to bodyslam actor and WWE wrestling superstar John Cena for selling his 2017 Ford GT supercar to net a profit soon after taking possession in violation of his purchase agreement.
The battle for control of the A-League
A-League crowds are falling, and the clubs believe they can do a better job.
Video game giant plays for global sports audience
Big-name investors are backing a new global eSports league which is betting viewers want to see Overwatch gamer champs battle for supremacy.
Lowy and FFA board fate rests on Abu Dhabi meeting
Soccer's corporate governance remains deadlocked in Australia. Will FIFA now step in to try and resolve the impasse?
Lowy's football future hangs in the balance
World governing body FIFA could take over Australian soccer as early as next week.
NSW plans for new $700m Allianz stadium to be half-empty
NSW is planning for the likelihood that its new $700 million Allianz stadium will be more than half-empty most of the time by designing it with an option for a cut-down seating plan.
The lineup may keep changing at Football Federation Australia
Ange Postecoglou is gone as Socceroos coach. Football Federation Australia chairman Steven Lowy and his board could be next.
Berejiklian reverses Baird's decision on Allianz stadium
The NSW premier will spend up big and knock down Sydney's Allianz stadium, reversing a decision by Mike Baird for a much cheaper refurbishment.
The Gabba is the perfect place for a business pitch
"This cricket is about building a relationship with clients outside of just business. But we don't talk about the election."
Rose's Olympic swimmer's collection out the blocks
The collection of Olympic great Murray Rose is being sold by his family.
Victoria's surf coast wins $350m sports, hotel project
An ambitious $350 million tourism, sport, retail and residential housing project has been announced for Victoria's surf coast.
What is going on in Australian soccer?
The Football Federation Australia board may not even be around to appoint a new coach after Ange Postecoglou's shock decision to quit the Socceroos seven months before the World Cup.
Ange Postecoglou quits as Socceroos coach
Ange Postecoglou has stood down as Socceroos coach after deciding not to continue in the post until the 2018 World Cup finals in Russia.
'This is about getting pies in the hands of Americans'
The maker of of Four N Twenty Pies has signed a multi-year deal with the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers to ride the success of the NBA's hottest new star, Aussie Ben Simmons.
Tabcorp's rivals may have hope yet
The reasons for greenlighting the Tabcorp and Tatts merger will be handed down on Wednesday, as corporate bookmakers look at how to cope with a changing industry.
Cricket Australia looks at shorter tests
It's a big summer for Cricket Australia - on and off the field. This summer should see attendances records shattered and huge television view numbers.
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