Marsh dodges Sandpapergate questions in testy press conference exchange
Mitch Marsh brings out the straight bat when peppered with questions regarding the 2018 South Africa tour.
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Mitch Marsh brings out the straight bat when peppered with questions regarding the 2018 South Africa tour.
Socceroos players remain hesitant to travel to Jordan due to security concerns and Football Australia is searching for answers.
Australia and New Zealand's run to the women's World Cup final has felt pre-destined from the moment the tournament started and the Jillaroos are poised to once again show their dominance against their greatest rivals.
Keeping the cricket ball in the perfect condition to behave the way you want it to has always been a part of cricket, but the Australians and their yellow scrap of sandpaper shed harsh light on the sport's so-called dark arts.
After AFL hopeful Gus White ruptured his ACL this year, he sought advice from another player who experienced the same injury — and both are now hoping to be selected in this month's draft.
The AFLW's pregnancy policy is called into question with a Suns player delisted just weeks out from giving birth.
While ramping remains at near record levels, the SA government isn't shy about investing in new sporting facilities and major events.
Australia has named its men's and women's sides for this Sunday's Rugby League World Cup finals against New Zealand, including a surprise Jillaroos call.
Carlton Football Club player Wade Derksen has lost his driver's licence for 12 months after pleading guilty to high-range drink driving. The athlete, who recorded a blood-alcohol reading of 0.174, was also fined $873.
The impact of the last Netball World Cup on Australian soil is still being felt today. Now, 2027 organisers are aiming to break that tournament's world-record crowd again in Sydney.
John Aloisi has paid the price for Chengdu Rongcheng's catastrophic title choke, with the Chinese club sacking the Socceroos great.
Australia coach Tony Popovic insists Socceroos players who are reluctant to play Jordan due to security concerns will not be blacklisted from the national team set-up if they elect to withdraw from his squad.