Head Noise is a groundbreaking investigative six-part podcast series by James Graham and The Australian’s Jessica Halloran. It looks at the long-term consequences of concussion and the risks, rewards and responsibilities involved in playing contact sports.
Rugby Australia’s boss has compared Joseph Suaalii to Ian Thorpe as he prepares to offer the teen star a deal the NRL can’t match.
The NRL chief Andrew Abdo says the footballer’s “well-being” is always at the forefront of their policy making.
Paul Green’s family have donated his brain to the Australian Sports Brain Bank.
Tidal wave of change at Essendon may yet sweep aside the club’s chief executive, coach and football manager.
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There is a growing belief that the private investment that is swamping sports such as cricket, golf and rugby union could soon flow through to multi-sport events such as the Olympic Games.
Rugby Australia is set to reignite the ‘code war’ with the NRL as the organisation’s chair Hamish McLennan confirmed he will chase the signature of Roosters teen sensation Joseph Suaalii.
Seven rainbow flags stood in the Brookvale fence. Fans cloaked themselves in the pride flag on the hill, while the Manly cheerleaders waved rainbow pompoms.
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