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Sun, 10/03/2019 - 8:00am - 2:00pm
ABC Sport
The AFL's hypocrisy is on show, and the gimmicky AFLX adds salt to the wound
It is decisions like these which incite rage in fans of the AFLW who just want to see women given a fair go and chance to succeed, writes Kate O'Halloran.
AFL industry to 'name and shame' culprit behind racist comment aimed at Eddie Betts
The AFL industry rallies behind Eddie Betts, with the peak body for players set to "name and shame" the person behind a racist attack on the Adelaide Crows star made on social media.
Drug use in AFL 'out of control', Saints legend Nick Riewoldt says
Former Saints star Nick Riewoldt says there is a "free-for-all" in the offseason of players using illicit drugs because "there's no ramifications" for players who are caught.
World's most expensive goalie refuses to be subbed, lets in 4 penalties, costs his team the cup
Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga refuses to be substituted and then lets in four penalties in a shootout as his spectacular rebellion against team orders seals defeat to Manchester City in the League Cup final.
Deal struck to save Margaret River Pro surf event after multiple shark attacks
The WA Government and the World Surf League strike a deal to keep the Margaret River Pro on surfing's championship tour until at least 2021, after two shark attacks forced last year's event to be cancelled.
Ultramarathon runner tackles 320km course in 61 hours with no sleep
There were blisters and swollen ankles at the West Australian marathon, which saw one runner finishing in the incredible time of 61 hours — on no sleep.
Australia's media watchdog finds cartoon of Serena Williams did not breach standards
A controversial cartoon of tennis icon Serena Williams which drew accusations of racism did not breach Australian media standards, the Australian Press Council finds, despite acknowledging that "some readers found the cartoon offensive".
Glenn Maxwell leads Australia to thrilling last-ball victory
Australia gets its limited overs tour of India off to the best possible start with a dramatic, last-ball victory thanks to a Maxwell half-century and a nerveless finish from Pat Cummins.
'When will it stop?': AFL star Eddie Betts calls out yet another incident of racist abuse
AFL star Eddie Betts again becomes the target of "abhorrent and disgusting" racial abuse on social media, with the Crows releasing a strident statement demanding an end to what it said was the cowardly behaviour.
Afghanistan beat Australia's T20 world record total thanks to unbeaten 162 from 62 balls
Afghanistan eclipses Australia's T20 international record score, with a thumping performance over Ireland off the back of a stunning, unbeaten 162 from 20-year-old Hazratullah Zazai.
Ellyse Perry's maiden ODI ton powers Aussies to thumping win over NZ
Australia retains the Rose Bowl with a 95-run win in the second one-day international against New Zealand, marked by Ellyse Perry reaching triple figures and Jess Jonassen's five-wicket haul.
Live: Ellyse Perry scores maiden ODI century as Australia notches 247 against NZ
Superstar Ellyse Perry reaches triple figures in a one-day international for the first time, as Australia tries to retain the Rose Bowl in the second ODI against New Zealand in Adelaide. Follow all the action in our live ScoreCentre.
Hang glider dies after crashing into WA paddock
A 50-year-old man dies after crashing his hang glider into a paddock in Western Australia's Wheatbelt, while practising for the state championships which were due to begin today.
Deadly rivalries and rioting fans: Covering the wild world of Indonesian soccer
It was meant to be a friendly match between Bali United and Jakarta's team Persija — but even before David Lipson got into the Bali stadium, a brawl between rival fans broke out.
Bancroft defends controversial interview while starting journey back to Test cricket
Cameron Bancroft says he was trying to share "important learnings" during his controversial tell-all interview in December, but then lets his bat do the talking on return to the Sheffield Shield.
Jiu-jitsu 'jedi' overcomes 'horrific' pain to set world record
Self-described "jedi" Damian Todd, who set himself the task of carrying out Brazilian jiu-jitsu against almost 200 challengers in 24 hours, overcomes a suspected cracked sternum to complete the epic feat.
Super Bowl-winning billionaire facing soliciting charges after massage parlour sting
Florida Police say the billionaire owner of the New England Patriots is among hundreds of people caught up in a sting aimed at curbing sex trafficking in the state's massage parlours.
Melbourne Rebels take a stand in tackling homophobia in sport
Super Rugby's Melbourne Rebels join forces with Monash University to help eliminate homophobic behaviour in sport, with a study finding offensive language is rife in junior rugby union.
Adelaide 500 build on track to deliver noisiest festival of Mad March
For 17 weeks of the year a veritable construction site rises and falls in Adelaide's Parklands and transforms the city's east into a carnival for petrol heads.
The internet's favourite author may have never existed
Todd Noy was said to be a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and a towering figure in the online fan-fiction community. His books were delivered around the world. But he may have never existed.
ABC Tennis news
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- Sports teaming up to close the gender pay gap






