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Western Sydney Wanderers A-League Men coach Marko Rudan has resigned for personal reasons despite re-signing for three more seasons in January.
Ufuk Talay admits his Sydney FC side have their backs against the wall for this weekend’s semi-final with potentially five starters out.
St Kilda forward Max King is among the Saints players and coaches who have been copping plenty of criticism following the team's early-season splutters.
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Jordan De Goey will return from injury to bolster Collingwood's midfield against Adelaide but Tom Mitchell has been ruled out again with a lingering foot issue.
Cameron McCarthy's family has paid tribute to a ‘beautiful son’ and brother and revealed their lives will never be the same after his sudden passing last week.
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Ex-St Kilda star Sam Fisher will spend up to five years and four months behind bars after admitting involvement in an interstate drug trafficking plot.
An Australian figure skater who has competed at three Olympic Games, will fight a lifetime ban in the US for sexual misconduct.
Selwyn Cobbo will play at fullback against Manly and speedy outside back Josiah Karapani will make his debut.
NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo has addressed the sexual assault allegations levelled at a Queensland-based NRL player.
It’s official — our Matildas will HOST the 2026 Asian Cup!
NSW Police Strike Force Raptor have released footage after they arrested former NRL player Brandon Wakeham at Brookvale Oval on alleged drug supply charges.
Chelsea and Manchester United have both won in the EPL, beating Brighton and Newcastle, to keep their hopes of playing European football next season.
An Australian Olympian who competed at three Winter Olympics, has been banned in the US for sexual misconduct.
The NRL spectators who allegedly racially abused Latrell Mitchell and Cody Walker have received indefinite bans from attending live games.