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Aussie teen overcomes 21-year age gap to win at Brisbane International
At 17, Emerson Jones shows why she is one of the brightest prospects in Australian tennis, as she wins through to the second round in Brisbane.
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How a sour rivalry thrust figure skating into the realm of soap opera
The gentile and sequined world of figure skating had its dark side exposed in a drama worthy of a soap opera in 1994, as Nancy Kerrigan was the victim of a dastardly plot to eliminate her from the Winter Olympics.
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Manchester United sacks head coach Ruben Amorim
It comes less than a day after the club drew one-all with Leeds United and a testy post-match press conference in which Amorim questioned his own role and the club's management.
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Batting class prevails for Head and Root on a fiery day in Sydney
In what has been a bowlers' series, the class of Joe Root and Travis Head again shone on day two in Sydney, where it often took something silly for a wicket to fall.
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Quick hits: Marnus profits from 'dumb' cricket as Green's agony continues
Marnus Labuschagne picks up a farcical wicket, Cam Green can't catch a break and Joe Root enters rare air. Here are the quick hits from the Ashes.
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Queensland government unveils plans for Olympic stadium
The new stadium will host the opening and closing ceremonies and athletics at the 2032 Games, before becoming the city’s main stadium with 63,000 seats.
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Second Root century secures him as 'best player outside of Bradman'
Joe Root is hailed as the greatest cricket player since Don Bradman after adding a second century to his tally this Ashes tour.
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Eels sign potential Lomax replacement ahead of 2026 NRL season
In the wake of Zac Lomax's sudden departure, Parramatta makes a move in the player market as it looks to lifts its fortunes.
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Djokovic quits players body he co-founded over transparency concerns
Novak Djokovic is stepping away from the Professional Tennis Players Association citing concerns over transparency and governance within the organisation.
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Aussie star says Stokes could face match referee over contact with Labuschagne
Marnus Labuschagne falls two runs short of a Test half-century, nicking off to Ben Stokes immediately after clashing with the England captain.