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Joseph Suaalii.

Wallabies’ spring tour in Suaalii’s sights but not before Roosters’ swansong

The 21-year-old $5 million man has been trading cross-code intel with new Roosters teammate and rugby convert Mark Nawaqanitawase in his final weeks at Moore Park.

  • by Emma Kemp

NRL

Bronson Xerri speaks to media at Belmore this week.

‘Do you still want this?’ How Xerri fought back from the brink

The Bulldogs offered Bronson Xerri an out during pre-season. Now they want to extend his time in Belmore.

  • by Daniel Lo Surdo
Daly Cherry-Evans and Stephen Crichton clash during Origin II

In more than 350 games only one opponent has made DCE lose his cool. And he’s playing him on Sunday

When Daly Cherry-Evans and Stephen Crichton face off this weekend, memories of the recent State of Origin series won’t be far from the surface.

  • by Christian Nicolussi
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Insight & Analysis

Bulldogs have had a great season – but this is why the party is about to end

This is one of the best weekends of the year – and I think the biggest winner will be one few are expecting.

Andrew Johns
Andrew Johns

League columnist

Why the NFL should not bring a game to Sydney

Hey, Mr Goodell, follow the ... ahem ... great success of rugby league and use Las Vegas to attract new fans.

Peter FitzSimons
Peter FitzSimons

Columnist and author

Socceroos doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results

As unpleasant as it is to say, Australia’s struggles in possession against anything resembling an organised defence are starting to look like a Graham Arnold problem.

Emma Kemp
Emma Kemp

Sports reporter

Cricket

Soccer

Graham Arnold deals with more dejection against Indonesia from the dugout in Jakarta.

Socceroos doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results

As unpleasant as it is to say, Australia’s struggles in possession against anything resembling an organised defence are starting to look like a Graham Arnold problem.

  • by Emma Kemp
Awer Mabil cuts a picture of frustration.

Pressure intensifies on Arnold after Socceroos’ goalless draw with Indonesia

Following last week’s shock 1-0 defeat to Bahrain, Australia’s hopes of direct qualification for the 2026 World Cup have taken another massive hit.

  • by Vince Rugari

AFL

Basketball

Steph Curry roars after nailing a three-point shot.

Curry hits four three-pointers in two minutes to lead America to gold

The French got to within three points with three minutes remaining, then Steph Curry did what only Steph Curry does.

  • by Michael Chammas
Isobel Borlase broke through for the Opals.

The Opals’ best hope is bronze – yet there are clear silver linings

The Opals were comprehensively handled by Team USA in their semi-final in Paris. But there’s still hope for excitement, beginning with a debutant.

  • by Konrad Marshall

Racing

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Madison de Rozario on Wednesday morning, after the Australian Paralympic team touched down at Sydney Airport.

‘We need to invest’: de Rozario warns of Brisbane Paralympics failure after Paris slide

Five-time Paralympian Madison de Rozario says better Paralympic funding is the only way to improve Australia’s fortunes.

  • by Daniel Lo Surdo
Australian Maya Joint at the US Open last month.

Maya had a $220,000 decision to make. She chose college

Australian Maya Joint has been forced to forfeit a large chunk of her US Open prizemoney due to college laws in the United States.

  • by Jesse Dougherty and Billie Eder

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