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In a few hours, the Matildas will round off a successful pair of matches against Uzbekistan with a convincing win and be qualified for the summer Olympics in France come July. The long road will finally have been navigated and frankly, it has not been… Read More »What Olympic glory would mean for Australian football – and why Steph Catley is the right woman to lead the Matildas to it

The 2024 NRL season hasn’t even started, and yet the major topic of conversation, already, is refereeing. Last weekend’s World Club Challenge was a great game, the proper hard-fought, high-stakes football that we all want to see, and yet we leave it discussing the officiating.… Read More »In 2024, we need to leave the NRL’s favourite topic alone – it’s time to shut up about referees

Eddie Jones made a lot of strange decisions during 2023 and one of the early ones was to dump Laurie Fisher in favour of coaches like Brett Hodgson and Jason Ryles with little to no rugby union experience. In a pivotal scene of the new… Read More »‘Laurie brings that’: Why ‘there’s no one better’ to help Joe Schmidt restore key trait to Wallabies

The Supercars championship is back in 2024 with the title fight being as open as ever, after a controversial off-season seeing reigning champion Brodie Kostecki not on the grid for the opening Bathurst 500. 12 rounds, including a return to New Zealand at the Taupo… Read More »Bathurst 500 talking points: Supercars season off with a bang, but Kostecki saga overshadows it

In the ever-evolving landscape of the NBA, a distinctive shift is underway, marked by the extraordinary rise of international players, particularly those hailing from Europe. Legends like Dirk Nowitzki, Tony Parker, and Pau Gasol once dominated the league, paving the way for a new generation… Read More »‘Not just a trend’: European players have taken the NBA by storm, and the next wave is already on its way