Reeva’s family’s shock at Pistorius request
Eight years after shooting his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp dead, Oscar Pistorius is eligible for parole. But there are two people he must meet with first.
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Why Anthony Mundine is back in court
Retired boxer Anthony Mundine has landed back in court after getting in strife at a Bunnings store.
Aussie star’s career crisis
He’s a former world number one and a major champion but Jason Day is a shadow of his former self as he makes a playing return in the US.
Heartwarming scenes as Olympians return home
Over 100 Australian Olympic team members reunited with their loved ones in beautiful scenes, having completed their two-week quarantine period.
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Why Paralympians listen to their medals
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Ballard hopes Rio will remember Paralympic titans
ANGIE Ballard says she has had her “mint moment” as an athlete, but the soon-to-be five-time Paralympian may rethink that if she can pick up an elusive gold in Rio this month.
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