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Sun, 10/03/2019 - 8:00am - 2:00pm
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FFA board member takes indefinite leave to undergo chemotherapy
The crisis surrounding Australian football has deepened with a key member of the sport's governing body stepping aside for health reasons as the search continues for a replacement for sacked Matildas coach Alen Stajcic.
Andy Murray shares post-hip-surgery photos
British tennis star Andy Murray posts images on Instagram of him recovering after an operation which he hopes will alleviate the hip pain threatening to force him into early retirement.
Fans throw shoes as Qatar reach Asian Cup final
United Arab Emirates fans don't take kindly to their side's 4-0 semi-final defeat at the Asian Cup against bitter rivals Qatar, throwing their shoes on the pitch in an insult.
Electric-shock devices seized in raids on horse trainer Darren Weir's stables
Police release Melbourne Cup-winning horse trainer Darren Weir and two other men without charge as they investigate allegations relating to the corruption of betting results and animal cruelty.
Calls for new oval after Alice Springs ground deemed unfit for BBL cricket match
Overtures are being made for a new sports oval in Alice Springs after Cricket Australia decided Traeger Park was unfit to host a Big Bash League match between the Adelaide Strikers and the Perth Scorchers next month.
Jarrod Lyle's famous hole-in-one to be honoured at the Phoenix Open
Eight years ago Jarrod Lyle hit the headlines for his memorable hole-in-one at the Phoenix Open — this weekend the tournament will have a memorial for the late Australian.
New laws aimed at taxing rich celebrities on 'fame and image' face hurdles
Rich celebrities, sportspeople and entrepreneurs would be hit with higher taxes on money earned through their "fame or image" as part of a Federal Government crackdown, but tax experts warn that people wanting to evade stronger laws could move their residency elsewhere.
Big Bash fatigue has set in, and there are still 16 games to go
It's ironic that the fast-paced, power-packed sprint of the Big Bash League has turned into a marathon season that seems to be dragging on, writes Richard Hinds.
'Incredibly embarrassed' Alex Fasolo becomes second AFL star injured in Australia Day tumbles
Carlton's Alex Fasolo breaks his arm while drinking on Australia Day, joining Port Adelaide's Ollie Wines on the list of AFL players injured on Saturday.
Come-ups and comebacks: The best moments from the Australian Open
The 2019 Australian Open brought us some dramatic finals, but there were also a few great moments in between. Here are some that made this tournament one to remember.
Djokovic hails Australian Open win over Nadal as 'truly a perfect match'
Novak Djokovic produces a breathtaking performance to blitz Rafael Nadal in the Australian Open final but his record seventh crown seemed "highly unlikely" 12 months ago.
Djokovic breaks Aus Open title record in emphatic fashion
Novak Djokovic wins a record seventh Australian Open title in emphatic fashion, putting on a sheer masterclass to outplay Rafael Nadal from first game to last.
Bernard Tomic may play Davis Cup again, Tennis Australia says
Tennis Australia wants Bernard Tomic to be considered for Davis Cup selection again, despite Lleyton Hewitt declaring he will never be selected while he is captain.
Sacking Matildas coach Stajcic 'the right decision' says FFA boss
FFA boss Chris Nikou says he believes the "unanimous" board decision to sack Matildas coach Alen Stajcic was the right one, and will help the playing group both now and in the future.
Stoinis first-choice allrounder after horror summer for Mitch Marsh
Marcus Stoinis's inclusion in the extended Test squad ends Mitch Marsh's reign as Australia's go-to allrounder in five day cricket.
'It's more than a dream': Teen cyclist Sarah Gigante stunning competitors
The first time she popped a bottle of champagne was on the winner's podium of the one of the country's most important races: Meet 18-year-old Sarah Gigante, the cyclist beating the sport's best.
Sport, music and 19,000 kegs of beer — Perth Stadium one year on
With more than two-million visitors through the turnstiles for over 40 major events, it has been a busy first 12 months for Perth Stadium — and there is plenty to come in 2019.
Naomi Osaka rebounds from tearful meltdown to win Australian Open
Amid a tearful meltdown after squandering three championship points, Naomi Osaka gave herself a simple message before fighting back to win the women's Australian Open title.
What can Australia actually take from its massive win at the Gabba?
Pat Cummins took the glory as Sri Lanka wilted in Brisbane, with Australia romping to a massive first Test win inside three days. But aside from the result, was there actually much for the Aussies to be cheery about?
Aussie young guns and 'relentless' Pat Cummins offer hope for the future after Sri Lanka win
Tim Paine heaps praise on his star bowler Pat Cummins after the paceman demolished Sri Lanka at the Gabba, while also pointing out the future looks bright thanks to the side's latest recruits.
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