Sport

Tradition is wonderful. It is part of what makes sport feel sacred. But tradition should not become a gate that prevents sport from evolving, writes Georgie Parker.

There are no shortage of choices, but the Blues face a tough decision in who they go after to lead the team in its time of need.

Gus Gould is not afraid to act ruthlessly when things are not going well at Belmore, something the coach would know all too well.

Last week the AFL ‘fixed’ the draft, but there is a much bigger problem at play they need to address ASAP.

PNG has the momentum as NRL expands at a rapid rate home and abroad.

Game I was an old-fashioned battle that the fans loved. Game II may be even bigger.

NRLW State of Origin shows the AFLW what is possible when matches are given clear air, writes Georgie Parker.

If I can offer Craig Bellamy one piece of advice as he enters this most challenging chapter of his life — do what makes you happy.

He has been the undisputed king for several years in my opinion, but now there is a challenger to the throne.

We have been guilty of it too many times. so the subcontinent heavyweight would be wise to show patience with their next teen prodigy.

Fans will be hanging on every kick for goal, but not just because they want their team to win.

He appears to be the first big chief PNG have signed and that may not be a bad thing for Wests.

Retired Olympic freestyle great Ariarne Titmus will trade in her swimming goggles for a microphone as part of the Channel 7 broadcast team for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in July and August.

When teams lose a major star for the season it hurts the game, but this bold move could help fix that.

Dean Young’s bold calls show he is not afraid to shake-up stagnant St George Illawarra side.