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Hungry Green spearheads strong Australian major charge GOLF

Hungry Green spearheads strong Australian major charge

In-form world No.5 Hannah Green will lead a seven-strong Australian challenge at women's golf's first major of the year, the Chevron Championship in Texas.
22 Apr 2025
Playing From The Tips Ep.109: Chevron, LIV Mexico, Zurich Classic & Hainan Classic GOLF

Playing From The Tips Ep.109: Chevron, LIV Mexico, Zurich Classic & Hainan Classic

Major season is officially underway with the first of the women’s Grand Slam events headlining in Texas at The Chevron Championship this week.
22 Apr 2025
R&A check feasibility of Trump's Turnberry as Open site GOLF

R&A check feasibility of Trump's Turnberry as Open site

The British Open may return to Donald Trump's Turnberry course after the R&A said the issue was logistics, not politics, and they were checking feasibility.
23 Apr 2025
The ambitious Aussie flying under golf's major radar GOLF

The ambitious Aussie flying under golf's major radar

Hira Naveed is hoping to emerge from the shadows of her superstar junior contemporaries Minjee Lee and Hannah Green at women's golf's first major of the year.
23 Apr 2025
Minjee Lee the best Australian at Chevron Championship GOLF

Minjee Lee the best Australian at Chevron Championship

Perennial hope Minjee Lee is the leading Australian, five shots off the pace at the Chevron Championship, the first women's golf major of the year in Texas.
25 Apr 2025

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Salinda and Velo shoot record 58 at Zurich Classic; Davis, Svensson tied third

Salinda and Velo shoot record 58 at Zurich Classic; Davis, Svensson tied third

Australia's Cam Davis and his partner have a share of third at the Zurich Classic as they chase a record-breaking duo.
Minjee Lee the best Australian at Chevron Championship

Minjee Lee the best Australian at Chevron Championship

Perennial hope Minjee Lee is the leading Australian, five shots off the pace at the Chevron Championship, the first women's golf major of the year in Texas.
The ambitious Aussie flying under golf's major radar

The ambitious Aussie flying under golf's major radar

Hira Naveed is hoping to emerge from the shadows of her superstar junior contemporaries Minjee Lee and Hannah Green at women's golf's first major of the year.
R&A check feasibility of Trump's Turnberry as Open site

R&A check feasibility of Trump's Turnberry as Open site

The British Open may return to Donald Trump's Turnberry course after the R&A said the issue was logistics, not politics, and they were checking feasibility.
Playing From The Tips Ep.109: Chevron, LIV Mexico, Zurich Classic & Hainan Classic

Playing From The Tips Ep.109: Chevron, LIV Mexico, Zurich Classic & Hainan Classic

Major season is officially underway with the first of the women’s Grand Slam events headlining in Texas at The Chevron Championship this week.

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Uruguay great Suarez announces international retirement

Uruguay great Suarez announces international retirement

After nearly 150 matches for Uruguay, striker Luis Suarez has announced he'll retire from international football after the next World Cup-qualifying window.
I want to make history: Costa bullish on Syd FC titles

I want to make history: Costa bullish on Syd FC titles

Brazilian star Douglas Costa is out to win more silverware with Sydney FC as the A-League Men hopes the marquee player can rejuvenate the battling competition.
Rising Socceroos star Irankunda tipped for big things

Rising Socceroos star Irankunda tipped for big things

The Socceroos begin their latest World Cup qualification phase against Bahrain on Thursday night, before flying to Jakarta to take on Indonesia.
Phoenix snare versatile Japanese forward Hideki Ishige

Phoenix snare versatile Japanese forward Hideki Ishige

Wellington Phoenix coach Giancarlo Italiano is confident the club's backed a winner in signing experienced Japanese forward Hideki Ishige on a two-year deal.
No Mbappe, no worries as PSG maintain perfect start

No Mbappe, no worries as PSG maintain perfect start

Defending champions Paris Saint-Germain have kept up their perfect start to the French league season, beating Lille 3-2 away.

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Women's State of Origin changes hands after thrilling match

Women's State of Origin changes hands after thrilling match

New South Wales won the 2022 Women's State of Origin Shield in an exciting match played down to the wire.
Aloisi leans on AFL, cricket counterparts ahead of A-League semi

Aloisi leans on AFL, cricket counterparts ahead of A-League semi

Western United coach John Aloisi is preparing for a crunch A-League Men semi-final match but has the likes of Craig McRae and Andrew McDonald to lean on.
Rudan raises CommBank Stadium concerns

Rudan raises CommBank Stadium concerns

Wanderers coach Mark Rudan says he is keen to discuss concerns over the CommBank Stadium playing surface with venue management.
James initially unaware of Broncos bust-up

James initially unaware of Broncos bust-up

Brisbane recruit Ryan James says the Broncos don't have a poor culture despite a highly publicised bust-up between teammates Payne Haas and Albert Kelly.

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Updated: AFLW Round 2 preview and schedule

Updated: AFLW Round 2 preview and schedule

Round two of the AFLW continues this weekend, with six matches scheduled to go ahead and one postponement.
AFLW full team rosters for 2022 season

AFLW full team rosters for 2022 season

The AFLW kicks off its 2022 season this weekend. The Women's Game has compiled the full list of club rosters, new arrivals and departures, inactive players, captains and coaches.
I'm talking about you, Doc! - The biggest AFLW talking points

I'm talking about you, Doc! - The biggest AFLW talking points

Only a week to go before the cream of the crop extend their seasons and the rest are left to lick their wounds and wonder 'What if?' Here are the main stories causing conversation in the AFLW.
3 Things We Learned - Collingwood vs St Kilda

3 Things We Learned - Collingwood vs St Kilda

With little to play for besides pride in the final two rounds, St Kilda was always going to find it tough to compete with a Collingwood side smarting from their first blemish of the season and spot in the top four to cement.
A nice way to say 'Up yours coach!' - The biggest AFLW talking points

A nice way to say 'Up yours coach!' - The biggest AFLW talking points

Only a fortnight remains before the top six sides fight it out for the 2021 AFLW premiership cup and a frantic Fremantle Dockers showed why they are still the team to beat.

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Moore, Denton crowned Australian Junior champions

Moore, Denton crowned Australian Junior champions

South Australian Raegan Denton and Kiwi Cooper Moore have prevailed in pulsating playoffs to claim the Australian Junior Girls and Boys championships respectively at Indooroopilly Golf Club in Brisbane.
Sagstrom ends 5-year drought with LPGA Match Play title

Sagstrom ends 5-year drought with LPGA Match Play title

Madelene Sagstrom has ended a five-year LPGA Tour victory drought, overcoming the loss of a four-hole lead in a 1-up victory over Lauren Coughlin in the Match Play final.
Romero, Woad share 36-hole lead at Augusta National Women's Amateur

Romero, Woad share 36-hole lead at Augusta National Women's Amateur

Kiara Romero and Lottie Woad share the 36-hole lead at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur at nine-under 135.
Megha Ganne Sets Record Pace at Augusta National Women's Amateur

Megha Ganne Sets Record Pace at Augusta National Women's Amateur

Stanford University junior Megha Ganne carded a nine-under 63 on Wednesday to take a two-stroke lead after the first round of the 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur
Hyo Joo Kim storms home for LPGA playoff win in Arizona

Hyo Joo Kim storms home for LPGA playoff win in Arizona

Hyo Joo Kim has rallied from a four-shot deficit with an 8-under 64 to force a playoff, defeating Lilia Vu on the first extra hole with a six-foot birdie putt in the Ford Championship.

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Luck of the Draw

Luck of the Draw

England win final Test to draw series
Urn earned but tide turned

Urn earned but tide turned

With the last two days of the Old Trafford Test wrecked by rain Australia gained the draw they needed to retain The Ashes.
Captains Fantastic

Captains Fantastic

Not for the first time, both captains played key roles in England’s win at Headingley.
Lyon wounded; Lions tamed

Lyon wounded; Lions tamed

Australia took a firm hold of The Ashes with their 43 run win at Lord’s.

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Gallery: 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix

Gallery: 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix

McLaren's Oscar Piastri stormed to a dominant victory in the 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix. The win elevated the Aussie to second in the World Drivers’ Championship, just three points behind McLaren team-mate Lando Norris. British driver Norris had a difficult weekend, qualifying a lowly sixth on the grid before receiving a time penalty in the race for a starting infringement. Norris fought back to finish third behind fellow countryman George Russell, in a continuation of the latter’s strong opening to his 2025 campaign. Australian F1 rookie Jack Doohan continues his search for his first championship points; Doohan faded in the closing stages of the race to drop out of the top 10 after a strong early showing.
Gallery: 2025 Japanese Grand Prix

Gallery: 2025 Japanese Grand Prix

Max Verstappen and Red Bull triumphed in what could generously be described as a processional 2025 Japanese Grand Prix. The Dutch ace started from pole position, courtesy of a spectacular qualifying lap in the dying moments of a session in which he’d mostly never looked like troubling the top of the time sheets. McLaren was left to rue what could have been after both Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris made errors on their final Q3 runs, leaving the door open for Verstappen to claim pole. The result leaves Lando Norris with a slender point lead in the driver standings with Aussie Piastri a further 12 points further back.
Gallery: 2025 Chinese Grand Prix

Gallery: 2025 Chinese Grand Prix

The 2025 Chinese Grand Prix saw Oscar Piastri bounce back from a disappointing home race to claim victory at the Shanghai International Circuit. The Aussie leading home teammate Lando Norris for McLaren’s 50th 1-2 finish. George Russell secured third for Mercedes with a solid drive. Last years winner Max Verstappen could only manage a fourth-place finish, with the RB21 proving to be more of a handful than its predecessor. The race was marked by multiple post-race disqualifications. Ferrari drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, who had initially finished fifth and sixth respectively, as well as Alpine's Pierre Gasly were all disqualified for technical infringements. A disappointing end to Ferrari’s weekend after Lewis Hamilton earlier claimed victory in Saturday’s 19 lap Sprint race.
Gallery: 2025 Australian Grand Prix

Gallery: 2025 Australian Grand Prix

Lando Norris took first blood in the 2025 World Drivers’ Championship with a well-judged drive in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. The Albert Park circuit turned on trademark Melbourne four-seasons-in-one-day weather conditions, with searing heat on Saturday giving way to cold, blustery winds and torrential rain on Sunday. The slippery conditions caught out several drivers, including Oscar Piastri late in the race, just when the Australian was looking poised to challenge his McLaren team-mate for victory in his home grand prix.
Big Banger Reunion

Big Banger Reunion

Australian motorsport’s most enduring mystery reaches its conclusion at the 2024 Repco Bathurst 1000.

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Halep, Ostapenko advance at French Open

Halep, Ostapenko advance at French Open

There will be three former French Open women's singles winners in the second round after Simona Halep and Jelena Ostapenko joined Iga Swiatek.
Ash Barty: drought breaker basks in Australian Open glory

Ash Barty: drought breaker basks in Australian Open glory

It was a historic night in Melbourne as Ashleigh Barty won the Australian Open women's singles in front of a home crowd.
Can Ash Barty break the 44 year Aussie Grand Slam curse?

Can Ash Barty break the 44 year Aussie Grand Slam curse?

Ashleigh Barty's win on Thursday resulted in her becoming the first Australian to reach the Australian Open final in 42 years. She will take on American Danielle Collins in the last match of the women's singles tournament.
Former Grand Slam winner Stosur to finish singles career at Australian Open

Former Grand Slam winner Stosur to finish singles career at Australian Open

Former US Open champion Samantha Stosur has announced that she will finish her singles career at the upcoming Australian Open. Elsewhere, six other Australian women are set to compete while young phenom Emma Raducanu has pulled out of warm up event.
Tired Barty feels 'great' for Rome test

Tired Barty feels 'great' for Rome test

Ash Barty says she feels "great" despite her recent tiring schedule and a defeat in the Madrid Open final as she sets her sights on an Italian Open triumph.

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I was not born to run

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TESTED: ASICS SWIFT STRIKE

In an age of ever-increasing technology and innovation the beautiful game has become a game of millimetres. Boots are no exception to the march of progress and since the 1970s there have been myriad futuristic materials tested, weight reduction strategies implemented and occasionally outlandish panels applied. So where in this colourful and storied space does the eye-catching ASICS Swift Strike land?
Five for Nathan Lyon as Australia take handy lead

Five for Nathan Lyon as Australia take handy lead

Nathan Lyon returned to Delhi to again haunt India's batters until the tail wagged
For Love Nor Money: When Favourite Players Leave

For Love Nor Money: When Favourite Players Leave

Milos Ninkovic and Ollie Bozanic have recently left their traditional A-League clubs, reportedly for derby rivals. How will their old fans cope?