The loneliness of the long-distance coach
When the game returns, Sydney Swans coach John Longmire knows that football departments won’t look like they used to.
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Castle set to fall as key backers flip
Former Wallaby Phil Kearns emerges as likely successor to Raelene Castle as pressure for change grows at Rugby Australia.
Embattled Castle set to fall
Pressure is growing for change at the top of Rugby Australia and Raelene Castle’s days as chief executive look numbered.
Crisis to end era of huge TV deals
COVID-19 may have signalled the death of the multi-billion dollar TV sports rights deal.
Castle’s bizarre ‘pass mark’ a sign of denial
Rugby Australia’s stunning self-praise has fuelled criticism that Raelene Castle is blind to the crisis threatening the code.
Rugby faces $90m blackhole
Rugby Australia’s cash reserves are dwindling with just under a month of wages left in the bank to pay staff.
Coronavirus a $1bn reality check
The sporting shutdown due to the coronavirus has highlighted the weakness in the industry’s business model.
Campbell resets for postponed Olympics
Cate Campbell is an Olympic swimming gold medal favourite … without a pool.
Tokyo drift as athletes spin their wheels
It came 16 minutes into the media conference. The jarring question that highlighted the anxiety of Olympic athletes.
Cheika breaks his silence
In first interview since exiting Wallabies, Michael Cheika reveals what’s hurting the game.
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