Time may not be on Lowy's side at FFA
The Football Federation Australia chairman faces re-election at the organisation's AGM in November.
Nine, Ten ready cricket bid, Fox Sports could enter
Nine and Ten could lob a joint-bid for Cricket Australia's next broadcast rights contract and have spoken to Fox Sports about how pay television could be involved in a final deal.
PlayersVoice raises $4m, strikes Fox Sports content deal
Nick Krygios is one of the new PlayersVoice investors.
Grand Prix offers Dior for petrol heads
Call it the Daniel Ricciardo experience, but with a Dior twist.
Tennis and cricket fight for rights balance
Australia's two biggest summer sports both hope to create competitive tension for their media rights.
Push begins to make video gaming an Olympic sport
After an esports event on the sidelines of the recent Winter Olympics in PyeongChang proved popular, moves are afoot to bring gaming to the Olympics.
NSW govt to hand over stadium docs
The NSW government has agreed to release a stack of documents relating to its polarising $2.7 billion stadiums policy.
Tennis Australia joins cricket in TV rights race
Tennis Australia is moving to bed down its next broadcast rights deal.
Cricket TV rights carve-up looms
Cricket Australia is selling broadcast rights for the next six seasons.
The most profitable sports club in Australia
West Coast Eagles are spending $35 million of their own money on a new training and administration centre.
Ten moves to secure BBL, rights bids due by Easter
Network Ten, backed by its new US owners CBS, is expected to bid aggressively to retain rights to the Big Bash League as Cricket Australia calls for bids for its broadcast deal by Easter.
SEN radio set for national roll-out after merger vote this week
Pacific Star Network's extraordinary general meeting will be held on Thursday
Socceroos name post-World Cup coach
Graham Arnold will succeed Dutchman Bert van Marwijk as Australia's coach after the World Cup in Russia.
Small town's secret to happiness
How a town of less than 3,000 produced 11 (mostly well-adjusted) Olympians.
Budget telco becomes mobile broadcaster after buyout
Telco OVO Mobile has acquired a spin-out from the national innovation centre with technology it says can turn it into an AI-driven mobile broadcaster.
Sky, Nine explore finance reporting JV
Nine Entertainment and News Corporation's Sky News Business are discussing joining forces to build a new business journalism venture.
FIFA votes to use video refs at World Cup
A system trialled in the A-League is supposed to reduce mistakes but will change the sport fundamentally.
Mick Fanning calls time as 2015 takes its toll
One of Australia's greatest surfers Mick Fanning will end his career at Bells Beach after admitting he's lost the drive to compete.
Scotty James doesn't need a $1m superpipe
Given its mediocre performance, why are we spending millions on projects for Australia's Winter Olympic team?
Nine and News Corp talk cricket deal
Nine Entertainment and News Corporation are in discussions for a joint-bid for cricket broadcast rights.
How an Australian firm found a new way to value sports sponsorships
How to correctly value a sponsorship of a sports league or team -- or at least do it better -- has long been a difficult issue for corporate Australia.
Outrage over N Korean spy's visit to Olympics
A North Korean official under US sanctions will attend the closing ceremony on Sunday in the interests of "peace".
Raelene Castle's quest to get fans to care about rugby again
The Australian effort in Super Rugby kicked off on Friday with the clash between the Melbourne Rebels and Queensland Reds.
Russian athlete leaves Games under doping cloud
Alexander Krushelnitsky, who competes in curling, is suspected of testing positive for meldonium, a banned substance that increases blood flow and improves exercise capacity.
Beattie on how rugby league will win over corporates
Peter Beattie denies he's walking into a constitutional crisis in rugby league.
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