Min Woo Lee has vowed to remain the aggressor after brushing off an Adam Scott challenge to build a three-shot lead ahead of the Australian PGA Championship’s final round. The emerging Australian talent was 17 under after carding a five-under 66 in Saturday’s third round… Read More »Lee keeps Scott at bay with ‘aggressive’ moves Australian PGA
Carter Gordon says he was “sad” to see Eddie Jones depart as Wallabies coach late last month, but the rising 22-year-old believes he – and the entire wider squad – will be better for their tough World Cup campaign. There was deep concern from some… Read More »‘Sad to see him go’: Young gun Gordon says Wallabies won’t be scarred from World Cup flop
Australian basketball star Josh Giddey has fronted the media but offered little in response to allegations of an inappropriate relationship when questioned about footage that has gone viral online over the past couple of days. The 21-year-old Oklahoma City Thunder guard is under scrutiny over… Read More »Giddey responds to questions over viral video as he faces allegations of inappropriate behaviour
Alex de Minaur has delivered once more for Australia, guiding Lleyton Hewitt’s team with panache past Finland and into another Davis Cup final in Malaga. The nation’s top player, inspirational all week at the Spanish resort, sealed victory in their semi-final on Friday (Saturday AEDT)… Read More »‘Nothing compares to this’: Demon delivers as Australia power into Davis Cup final
After the astronomical ratings achieved during the Matildas’ run to the semi-finals of the Women’s World Cup and the continued levels of support given to the Socceroos’ stellar efforts on the world stage, the soon-to-be-announced corporate broadcast deal that embraces Australia’s national football teams should… Read More »Jewel in the crown: Just how much are Socceroos and Matildas worth to the broadcasters?