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Aussie firms as Winter Olympics favourite with another monobob victory
Australia's Bree Walker claims back-to-back World Cup wins to firm as the monobob favourite heading into the Winter Olympics.
ABC Australia - Saturday, December 20, 2025
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This is how a Richmond bowls club became a haven for LGBTQI+ inclusion
Three years ago, Richmond became the first lawn bowls club in the world to hold a Pride Cup. Since then, it has attracted a community of queer people who were otherwise lost to sport.
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England finally abandons Bazball but is still no match for Australia
England's belated abandonment of Bazball gives it temporary life, but reveals a painful truth — no version of this team is a match for the soon-to-be victorious Australians.
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Five quick hits: Marnus's miracle mitts and Lyon's late show
Australia finishes day four needing four wickets to reclaim the Ashes thanks to Marnus Labuschagne and Nathan Lyon. Here are the quick hits from day four of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide.
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Guseli wins bronze in welcome World Cup half-pipe return
Valentino Guseli returns to half-pipe competition after 21 months to claim his 10th FIS World Cup podium and receive a huge confidence boost ahead of the Winter Olympic Games.
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'All is not well': Aussie great slams England after 'nonsense' interview
Australian Test cricket great Jason Gillespie slams England after a "contradictory" interview from an assistant coach following day three in Adelaide.
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'The fans did not pay to see this crap': Anthony Joshua knocks out Jake Paul
Jake Paul is chastened by the referee and knocked out by his opponent in their made-for-Netflix bout in Miami.
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'Lion', Kubrick fan, artist: Meet the A-League's most interesting coach
In a team struggling to retain fans, in a league battling for attention, newly appointed Perth Glory coach Adam Griffiths may just be the man with the answers for both problems.
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Australia on the brink of rapid Ashes retention after Lyon's stunning evening
Three enormous wickets from Nathan Lyon leave Australia four wickets away from winning the Ashes after day four of the third Test at the Adelaide Oval.
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How a desolate Scottish isle is providing a crucial Olympics resource
For all intents and purposes, Ailsa Craig looks like it has nothing to offer the human experience. But on its desolate shores, golden dreams are quietly being mined.