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Paris 2024

Sharn Freier celebrates with Mary Fowler after scoring Australia’s goal against Canada.
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Paris 2024

Headaches mounting for Matildas as Foord joins growing injury list

The Matildas have fallen 2-1 to Canada in their last warm-up match before the Paris Olympics, with coach Tony Gustavsson left sweating over the fitness of Caitlin Foord.

  • by Vince Rugari
Jess Hull claimed the 2000-metre world record with a stunning run in Monaco.
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Paris 2024

Aussie star backed to break Olympic drought after stunning world record run

Jessica Hull stunned the athletics world with a blistering run in the 2km in Monaco, less than a month from Paris 2024.

  • by Iain Payten

NRL

Former Cowboys and Rabbitohs forward Ethan Lowe.

One tackle changed Ethan Lowe’s life. Now he’s suing for $1m

Lowe has a spinal injury which means he can’t recognise he is burning his hand in the kitchen and sometimes falls over uncontrollably. The NRL’s insurer won’t let him claim under the game’s policy.

  • by Adam Pengilly
Sharks fullback William Kennedy.

‘It’s an accident, but not OK’: NRL defend Kennedy ban for colliding with referee

Will Kennedy was hit with an “absolutely insane” charge for colliding with a match official. On Monday, he accepted his fate and the NRL defended the sanction.

  • by Adam Pengilly, Dan Walsh and Michael Chammas
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Insight & Analysis

The Souths axing behind war of words between Maguire and Tallis

Paul Gallen has fired back at Gorden Tallis after the Maroons legend’s attack on Blues coach Michael Maguire.

Danny Weidler
Danny Weidler

Sport columnist

Dogs’ days are over, and it’s only eight years too late

The news this week was as sickening as it was predictable. Cats may have nine lives, but surely the greyhound racing “industry” has run out of second chances.

Peter FitzSimons
Peter FitzSimons

Columnist and author

Double, double toil and trouble: Can England, Blues and Rory shake off their curses?

The fascination is gruesome, morally dubious but endlessly fascinating. You keep watching, but are you cheering for the competitors or for the curse?

Malcolm Knox
Malcolm Knox

Journalist, author and columnist

Cricket

Soccer

Mikel Oyarzabal: the matchwinner?

As it happened: Spain outclass England to secure a record fourth Euro crown

Spain scored late to break English hearts and secure their fourth European title in Berlin.

  • by Vince Rugari
Sharn Freier celebrates with Mary Fowler after scoring Australia’s goal against Canada.
Analysis
Paris 2024

Headaches mounting for Matildas as Foord joins growing injury list

The Matildas have fallen 2-1 to Canada in their last warm-up match before the Paris Olympics, with coach Tony Gustavsson left sweating over the fitness of Caitlin Foord.

  • by Vince Rugari

AFL

Basketball

Joe Ingles, Lauren Jackson and Patty Mills pose after being selected for their fifth Olympics.

She’s played at four Olympics, but this hoops legend has never felt so much pressure

She might be an all-time great, but Lauren Jackson has never felt so much pressure as she did before Australia’s Olympic basketball teams for Paris were announced. Like Patty Mills and Joe Ingles, she’s off to her fifth Games.

  • by Roy Ward
Joe Ingles drives to the basket against China.
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Paris 2024

Fifth Olympics looms for Boomers stalwart Ingles amid brutal selection calls

Stalwart Joe Ingles is set to retain his place for Paris 2024 and play in a fifth Olympics while NBA defensive ace Matisse Thybulle has been left off the final roster.

  • by Roy Ward

Racing

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Travis Bazzana.
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Baseball

Ku-Ring-Gai to Cleveland: Bazzana becomes millionaire Australian MLB success

Sydney’s Travis Bazzana has been selected by the Cleveland Guardians with the top pick in Major League Baseball’s draft.

  • by Billie Eder and Claire Siracusa
Djokovic was outplayed in every facet of the match by Alcaraz.
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Wimbledon

Out-served, outgunned, outplayed: Is this the end of the Djokovic era?

Doubting Djokovic is a dangerous game, but even he is starting to do it.

  • by Marc McGowan

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