Soccer star's final voice message as plane vanished
A fearful voice message apparently sent by missing soccer star Emiliano Sala has emerged as rescuers continue to search for his plane, which disappeared over the English Channel.
Tennis young guns deliver ratings
The new generation of tennis stars - led by Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas and Japan's Naomi Osaka - are serving up record results for broadcasters, sponsors and crowds.
UBS upbeat for Foxtel on Kayo launch
UBS reckons Foxtel's sport streaming service Kayo could be the catalyst to expand the its subscriber base, but is cautious on expectations sports broadcast rights costs will continue to rise.
Ronaldo guilty of $28m tax fraud, sentenced to jail
Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has been found guilty of $28 million in tax fraud and was sentenced to jail. He won't go behind bars, though.
Behind the scenes at the Australian Open
Beauty bars, restaurants, gyms, courtesy cars and even a tax agent. Rod Laver Arena feels more like a hotel than a stadium
Barty party helps Bega's Vegemite push
ASX-listed food giant Bega Cheese is leveraging the feel-good factor of the self-proclaimed Vegemite kid, Ash Barty, to drive demand for its iconic spread.
Federer ousted from Australian Open by Tsitsipas
Roger Federer is thinking ahead to the French Open after his bid for a record seventh Australian Open title was ended by Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Australian Open becomes Asia's grand slam
Ashleigh Barty, 22, became the first Australian woman in a decade to reach the quarter-finals at her home grand slam.
Andre Agassi's school of investing
Andre Agassi was unconcerned about the global market volatility of 2018.
Tomic labels Lleyton a liar
Bernard Tomic has hit back at accusations he physically threatened and blackmailed the family of Lleyton Hewitt, brandishing the Davis Cup captain a liar.
Barty beats injury to reach Open's last 16
​Ashleigh Barty has survived an injury scare and a spirited challenge from Maria Sakkari to scrap her way into the Australian Open fourth round for the first time.
Hewitt accuses Tomic of blackmail, threats
​Lleyton Hewitt has sensationally claimed Bernard Tomic physically threatened him and his family and says Tomic will never play Davis Cup as long as he's involved as captain.
De Minaur not a sponsorship magnet - yet
Equipped with a humble personality and fighting determination, it's easy to assume Alex de Minaur would be receiving multi-million dollar sponsorship deals.
Djokovic moves to clarify player revolt
World number one Novak Djokovic has moved to silence rumours surrounding the possibility of a player revolt in the ATP, following his impressive round one win at the Australian Open.
Hewitt blasts Tomic for tarnishing new tennis stars
Lleyton Hewitt has laughed off Bernard Tomic's extraordinary attack on his leadership.
Tennis feels heat over player pay
Australian Open's second seed Rafael Nadal and CEO of Tennis Australia Craig Tiley have played down simmering tensions behind the scenes over player pay.
Another company dodges combustible cladding claims
Firm's move makes the profession look bad, but it is also a consequence of the state's hardline stance on cladding.
Kia, ANZ, AGL and Uber Eats sign on for tennis
Nine has signed up Kia, ANZ, AGL and Uber Eats as its cornerstone advertisers for its first Australian Open.
Tearful Andy Murray says he can't go on
It is no surprise that Andy Murray led the news bulletins as Brits woke up to the news about his likely retirement, while social media was awash with praise and discussion about his impact on tennis.
Alcott, Dokic ready for Nine's first serve
A huge weight of responsibility for Nine's first serve will fall on the shoulders of a new commentary team made up of veterans and relative newcomers such as Dylan Alcott and Jelena Dokic.
For Liggett, the cycling show must go on
Phil Liggett doubts the grief has truly hit him yet as he deals with the shock death of his cycling commentary sidekick Paul Sherwen.
What it means to win Olympic gold in curling
Since their surprise success the US curling team have become minor celebrities.
Why are there no openly gay male tennis players?
The circuit has never been more diverse but obstacles still prevent players from coming out.
Test cricket ratings take a hit
The absence of the national side's two biggest stars and Australia's first Test series loss to India on home soil has seen cricket television ratings take a hit, but fans have still switched on in reasonably large numbers.
International buyers start ahead at yearling sales
The annual Magic Millions yearling sales will see 1122 horses go under the hammer this year, with the recent falls in the Australian dollar giving international buyers a competitive edge.
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