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Gilchrist says 'encouraging signs' as Damien Martyn treated for meningitis
Adam Gilchrist says there are "positive signs" from recent tests on former state and national teammate Damien Martyn, who is in hospital due to meningitis.
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'I need revenge': Sabalenka targets Kyrgios rematch
Aryna Sabalenka does not want her "Battle of the Sexes" clash with Nick Kyrgios to be the last and insists exhibitions have a vital role to play in tennis.
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Aussie Coady fit and firing in time for Italy Winter Olympics
Fully-fit Australian snowboard medallist Tess Coady is looking forward to competing in the Winter Olympics next month in Italy after a torrid run with injury.
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Banged-up Millennium Falcon the last boat to finish Sydney to Hobart
A boat named after a Star Wars spacecraft is the final entry to finish the Sydney to Hobart yacht race, after facing a range of issues at sea and extremely rough weather.
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Boxer Anthony Joshua discharged from hospital after car crash
British former world heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua is discharged from hospital days after a car accident that killed two of his close friends.
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Injury-hit trio named in Australia's squad for T20 World Cup
Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Tim David are all included in Australia's 15-player squad for next month's men's Twenty20 World Cup in Sri Lanka and India.
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Lynn's fireworks get Strikers over the line in NYE clash for first time since 2018
Former Brisbane star Chris Lynn clobbers the Adelaide Strikers to an easy victory over the Heat in the New Year's Eve Big Bash League clash.
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Roar consider 'all options' over Mariners' comments after NYE clash
The fallout from Brisbane Roar's spiteful A-League clash with Central Coast continues, with the Roar "considering all options" after comments from Mariners coach Warren Moon following a send-off for Brisbane coach Michael Valkanis that prompted a half-time confrontation in Gosford.
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How running helped Shalom overcome substance abuse
Shalom Kaa used to think running was something other people did. But after a series of events that left him at his lowest, running became a big part of his recovery following years of substance abuse with crystal methamphetamines.
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Shower and tactical change helped Goolagong win first Australian Open
After an extended break and a shower, Goolagong changed tactics in the deciding set to sail to victory over American Chris Evert back in 1974.