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Tom Hawkins got the chocolates in game 350.

Contending or rebuilding? Geelong show, again, it doesn’t have to be one or the other

Not even the 40-minute delay at the start of the last quarter, taken as a precaution against a lightning strike, could do more than temporarily stall the Cats on their path to victory over Hawthorn at the MCG on Easter Monday.

  • by Greg Baum

AFL

How can the Lions turn their form around after three losses to start the season?
Opinion
AFL 2024

Four Points: The real reasons the Lions are battling, and has the penny dropped for Essendon?

The Lions are 0-3 with two losses at home but the fallout from an end-of-season trip to the US is not the reason for their struggles.

  • by Peter Ryan
The MCG.

The MCG is the king of stadiums. We may never see its like again

While other cities and states struggle with new stadiums, the MCG remains the gold standard despite having been demolished and rebuilt several times over. And there’s more renewal on the way.

  • by Tom Cowie
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Insight & Analysis

AFL and drugs: Beware the crackdown that becomes a crack-up

The AFL must be careful not to throw out the welfare baby with the tough-on-drugs bathwater.

Greg Baum
Greg Baum

Sports columnist

Under the bright Las Vegas lights, Tim Tszyu didn’t flinch. But did his corner?

Questions are being asked about the Australian’s world title fight being allowed to continue after he received a nasty gash on his forehead.

Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster

Chief Sports Writer

People want to see me get hurt, but here’s why I’m stepping into the boxing ring anyway

Just before Christmas, I received an unexpected offer: an invitation to join a high-profile boxing event in Adelaide during the week of the AFL’s Gather Round. This is why I accepted.

Kane Cornes
Kane Cornes

AFL columnist

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Some of the countries and key players behind world tennis’ transformation - Aryna Sablenka, Lew Sherr, Novak Djokovic, Craig Tiley, and Alex de Minaur

‘It’s not a war’: The seismic shift about to hit world tennis

The “war” over a radical new direction for professional tennis – between the cashed-up Saudis and the four grand slams – is anything but, according to Australian Open boss Craig Tiley in this interview about the future of the sport.

  • by Marc McGowan
Chris O’Connell, pictured at this year’s Australian Open, is enjoying a career-best run at the Miami Masters.

How Aussie giant-killer plans to topple world’s hottest tennis player

Chris O’Connell is just one win from the Miami Open quarter-finals. But to get there he must get past Jannik Sinner, who is still in smoking-hot form since his Australian Open win.

  • by Marc McGowan

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A bloodied Tim Tszyu after catching Sebastian Fundora’s elbow early in their world title bout.

‘My word is equal to a signed contract’: Fundora’s manager says Tszyu can have rematch

Sebastian Fundora’s team is pledging to offer Tim Tszyu a rematch after their bloody world championship bout on Sunday.

  • by Darren Walton
Teen skateboarding superstar Chloe Covell is targeting a spot on Australia's Olympic team.
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Skateboarding prodigy eyes Paris 2024

Teen skateboarding superstar Chloe Covell is targeting a spot on Australia's Olympic team.

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