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Rugby league’s golden 1990s featured prominently as six players – including five from the era – were named as inductees into the NRL Hall of Fame on Tuesday night.
One of the longest and most versatile careers in rugby league will end in 2018 with veteran Cronulla star Luke Lewis to retire at the completion of the season.
The fact Australia finished with its equal-best medal haul at a Winter Olympics speaks in part about the external factors that come into play in snow sports.
Bernard Tomic says he was offered millions of dollars to play tennis for other countries and remains amazed he’s done so well at the sport given how little effort he sometimes puts in.
A highly-anticipated first ATP match-up between Australians Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic has failed to eventuate with the latter bowing out of his opening round match at the Madrid Open.
Hurting from the lightweight barbs, St George Illawarra five-eighth Gareth Widdop says his club’s much-maligned forwards have sharpened up their game ahead of the 2015 NRL season.
It may have been a new format but it was the same old rivalry as Roger Federer fought his way to a tough win over Lleyton Hewitt in the Fast4 tennis exhibition on Monday night.
South Sydney centre Kirisome Auva’a has been banned from the NRL for at least nine months, following his domestic violence conviction.
It may have been evident from the recent shock loss to Qatar but now it’s official: the Socceroos are at an all-time low.
He played in Australia’s two Rugby World Cup victories, captained his country during one of the Wallabies’ most successful eras and even earned the nickname ‘nobody’ – because nobody’s perfect.
Former Australia and St George rugby league Immortal Reg Gasnier has died after a long illness.
The father of Belle Brockhoff has issued a statement apologising for the timing of an email in which he questioned the funding of his daughter and other snowboarders in the Australian team.
Defending Winter Olympics gold medallist Torah Bright has qualified first from her heat into the Winter Olympics halfpipe final.
It was close, but no Segal. Slopestyle skier Anna Segal came within a whisker of capturing Australia’s first medal of the Sochi Winter Olympics when she finished fourth on Tuesday.
An emotional Torah Bright said there “was more to life than snowboarding” after her seventh place in slopestyle, the Australian rider competing with the death of a friend’s child on her mind when she took to her first event of the Winter Olympics.
She’s a Winter Olympian from Perth who will have the busiest schedule of any Australian at the Games in a sport that receives very little love from a country focused on freestyle skiing and snowboarding.
Australian snowboarder Scotty James says his family won’t be making the trip to next month’s Winter Olympics in Russia because he doesn’t want to be worried about their safety while he’s competing.
Jana Pittman admits she’s had a reality check ahead of next month’s Sochi Games, Australia’s first female summer and winter Olympian forecasting down her result after a tough World Cup campaign in the two-woman bobsleigh.
Australian Winter Olympics chef de mission Ian Chesterman has dismissed much of the concern about the potential safety issues in Sochi as “security noise”.
An Australian course worker at the Sochi Winter Olympics has painted a bleak picture of the area just two weeks out from the Games, describing dodgy construction, poor accommodation and questionable employment conditions – all the while preparing not to be paid.
