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Sharni Layton, a giant of Australian netball, conquered mental health challenges to return to the sport she loves and wants her retirement to inspire others.
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Proponents of a $30 million artificial wave park proposed for Perth's iconic Swan River claim victory in the Supreme Court after a bid by a community group to derail the project was thrown out.
Teenage sensation Mary Fowler, who has impressed coach Alen Stajcic with her "really profound" instinct for goal, is added to the Matildas squad for the upcoming Tournament of Nations in the United States.
The AFL has no send-off rule, but a number of recent cases are raising the question of whether rules should try to even things out when players are knocked out of games.
Australia's Liz Cambage says plenty doubted she'd ever get "big numbers" in America's WNBA competition. So she's only gone and broken the points-scoring record in a stunning display for the Dallas Wings.
France has a new cycling star as Julian Alaphilippe claims his first-ever stage win in the Tour de France, with Greg van Avermaet keeping hold of the yellow jersey after 10 stages.
Australia's media watchdog says it is looking into the legality of a number of offshore gambling websites using the Cocos Islands' internet country code to offer casino gaming and live sports betting, including for Australian competitions like Super Netball, Big V basketball and local soccer games.
Usain Bolt is set to trial at the Central Coast Mariners, but would his signing be worth it for the A-League?
Beaten World Cup finalists Croatia return home to a rapturous welcome as Paris salutes the victorious French team.
The Socceroos legend announces his retirement from international football after scoring 50 goals in 107 appearances for Australia.
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