Yesterday
Pogacar out to bury ghosts in final Tour de France week
The 2025 Tour de France is heading into its final and most punishing mountain stages; a critical test for defending champion Tadej Pogacar.
This Month
Pacific delegates, DFAT out in force at historic Lions Test
The British and Irish Lions face the inaugural First Nations Pasifika XV on Tuesday. The official function could be almost as interesting as the match itself.
Scheffler a class apart as he romps to first Open title
The relentless golfer sealed his British Open triumph by four shots as he turned the final day of the tournament into a procession at Royal Portrush.
Major Ainsworth investor accuses pokies giant of understating assets
The son of the company’s billionaire founder has commissioned valuations that he says show properties owned by the business are worth 40 per cent more.
Unflappable Scheffler closes on Open glory, McIlroy still in mix
Barring a sudden loss of form by the three-times major champion, the last round looks like a scrap for the minor places, although the American is not out of sight.
Scheffler takes British Open lead, Scott misses cut
Dodging rain at times, Scottie Scheffler shot a 7-under-par 64, moving into the top spot at Portrush, Northern Ireland at the end of the second round.
Lions dominate early to down Wallabies in first test
British & Irish Lions rode a rampant first-half display to a 27-19 victory over Australia in the first test on Saturday.
Wesfarmers boss among 10 cut from Brisbane Olympics committee
Wesfarmers chief Rob Scott and three former Olympians were among the 10 people booted from the organising committee to streamline operations.
What the Wallabies must do to beat the Lions
Wallaby legends Simon Poidevin and Matt Burke say the Australians must embrace the underdog status and apply unrelenting pressure to prove the doubters wrong.
Pogacar reclaims Tour de France yellow jersey
Tadej Pogacar powered to an impressive stage win on the first day in the Pyrenees, finishing more than two minutes ahead of main rival Jonas Vingegaard.
Inside the British and Irish Lions’ multimillion-dollar money machine
Ever wondered how the British and Irish Lions Tour makes money? Here’s how.
Starc rips heart out of Windies for historic win
Mitchell Starc took six wickets, including five in his first 15 balls, as Australia destroyed the West Indies, who made the second-lowest total in Test history.
Sinner banishes Paris demons to dethrone Alcaraz at Wimbledon
The hard-fought win over the two-time champion on the famous lawns of London ensured the 23-year-old became the first Italian to secure a Wimbledon singles title.
Why Sinner’s Wimbledon win means Aussie coach Cahill might stay on
Darren Cahill was set to leave his role as one of the top-ranked player’s two coaches at the end of the 2025. That may now have changed.
‘When will it stop?’: Billionaire basketball dust-up goes to email
The NBL has found its new HQ. The pitch for the property owned by Larry Kestelman has been lashed as a “contrived” charade.
Opener woes roll on as Australia collapses under lights
The questions around Australia’s openers are likely to linger after Sam Konstas and Usman Khawaja’s difficulties against the West Indies continued.
Iga Swiatek delivers brutal demolition for first Wimbledon title
American Amanda Anisimova apologised to spectators at Centre Court after an extraordinary one-sided performance in the final at Wimbledon.
Enemies and scandal: How F1’s Christian Horner ran out of road
Red Bull fired its racing chief after poor performances on the track and an exodus of key staff. Now it faces an uncertain future.
Gout Gout dazzles again on latest European 200m outing
The remarkable Gout Gout story speeds on with the wonder teen producing another blistering performance. Jess Hull and Peter Bol both shattered national records.
Sinner v Alcaraz: Wimbledon lands its dream men’s final
It’s set up a rematch between the game’s two dominant and youthful forces following their epic battle in the recent French Open final.
No Hollywood stars but Wrexham beat youthful Victory
Welsh club Wrexham FC drew 37,000 soccer fans to Melbourne as they beat the Victory 3-0.
The simple reason Ryan Reynolds’ soccer team is here
Welcome to Wrexham – the series about two Hollywood stars buying a struggling Welsh football club – was a smash hit in Australia. And where streaming success leads, sport is starting to follow.
What Apple’s Formula 1 play says about sports rights
Apple’s ‘F1: The Movie’ had iPhone camera technology, Top Gun’s film director and Brad Pitt. Its success has proven to be the ultimate test drive.
Waugh’s wager: What the Lions Tour means for rugby union’s future
Australia’s rugby clubs have been unable to tame the British and Irish Lions. But this tour means far more to Rugby Australia boss Phil Waugh than wins.
Inside Donald Trump’s bromance with FIFA chief Gianni Infantino
The head of world soccer has wooed the US president by staging two World Cups in the United States.