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Latrell Mitchell and James Tedesco.
Analysis
NRL 2025

Latrell and the Roosters - rugby league theatre at its finest

Why do the biggest moments around Mitchell - the biggest personality in the game - always seem to come against his former club?

  • by Dan Walsh

NRL

The Dragons shocked the Storm on Saturday.
Dragons 14 Storm 8
Match report

‘Very, very stressful’: Dragons defy clunky Storm in Kogarah boilover

St George Illawarra caused an old-fashioned boilover against the Melbourne Storm in front of 6211 hearty Dragons fans in the wet at Kogarah.

  • by Christian Nicolussi
Daly Cherry-Evans and Anthony Seibold.

‘I genuinely believe he hasn’t made a decision’: Seibold says he doesn’t know if DCE will play on

Anthony Seibold confirmed he has known since December his skipper was planning to leave Manly at the end of the season. But what he will do next is a mystery even to the Sea Eagles coach.

  • by Christian Nicolussi
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Insight & Analysis

The real reason Cherry-Evans fell out of love with the Sea Eagles

The spin that there are no issues between club and player is difficult to swallow, given two incidents where the skipper was sledged in public by a significant Manly figure.

Danny Weidler
Danny Weidler

Sport columnist

I interviewed George Foreman three times. This was the most surprising thing about him

The former heavyweight champ was a compelling character, who spoke in depth about the Rumble in the Jungle and his lasting friendship with his conqueror, Muhammad Ali.

Peter FitzSimons
Peter FitzSimons

Columnist and author

Abusing your team is one thing. But filming it? You’re the embarrassment

Social media has unleashed a lot of bad stuff on modern sport, but this might be the worst development yet.

Vince Rugari
Vince Rugari

Reporter

Cricket

Soccer

Jackson Irvine scores Australia’s first goal during their match against China in Hangzhou.

One last push, and the Socceroos can book their spot at the 2026 World Cup

The equation is simple for Australia after their 2-0 victory in China: win their next match and they’ll seal qualification for next year’s tournament.

  • by Vince Rugari
Irvine

Socceroos player ratings: Irvine, Velupillay star but issues remain

Australia may now be in the driver’s seat, but the hard work is still to come. Here’s a look at how they performed in their World Cup qualifier against China in Hangzhou.

  • by Paul Zalunardo

AFL

Basketball

The NBL has been majority owned by Larry Kestelman since 2015.
Investigation
NBL

Off-court battle: Inside the civil war dividing Australian basketball

A decade after rescuing the NBL, Larry Kestelman is facing off against team owners in a fight led by an American billionaire and Donald Trump appointee.

  • by Chris Barrett
Josh Giddey celebrates his game winner against the Lakers.

Josh Giddey’s half-court buzzer-beater silences LeBron James and sets the stage for a $235m payday

The Boomers point guard’s 12.6 seconds of magic has happened at the perfect time.

  • by Paul Zalunardo

Racing

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Gout Gout and Lachie Kennedy.
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Gout Gout

‘It wouldn’t be fun if he just destroyed everyone’: Gout runs second on stunning night for Australian sprinting

A sellout crowd 10,000-strong headed to the Maurie Plant Meet to watch dominant junior Gout Gout run his first men’s 200-metre race. The spectacle didn’t disappoint.

  • by Michael Gleeson
Daria Kasatkina
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WTA Tour

‘My new homeland’: Russian tennis star Daria Kasatkina switches allegiance to Australia

Women’s world No.12 Daria Kasatkina will play for Australia after her application for permanent residency was accepted by the federal government.

  • by Scott Spits

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