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Matildas star Caitlin Foord with close friend Jackson Hastings at a game in Newcastle earlier this year.

‘I call her my stepsister’: How a Matilda terrorised an NRL star

The Newcastle halfback and the Matildas star were once inseparable. Hastings’ father Kevin, a legend of the Sydney Roosters, used to date Foord’s mother Simone.

  • by Michael Chammas

NRL

Stephen Crichton scored two tries for the Panthers.
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Match report

Manly’s season was supposed to end with Trbojevic’s injury - it finally did with a kicking duel

With their finals hopes teetering and Penrith wobbling, the Sea Eagles tried to start a kicking duel. The bizarre move backfired.

  • by Adam Pengilly
ARLC chairman Peter V’landys as he entered today’s breakthrough meeting.

Agreement reached: NRL and players set to end long-running CBA war

After 21 months of often hostile negotiations, the NRL and its players are ready to sign off on a new collective bargaining agreement.

  • by Adrian Proszenko and Adam Pengilly
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Insight & Analysis

It’s not just the Matildas. Why all women footballers deserve better pay

FIFA boss Gianni Infantino dismissed talk of pay equity on the eve of the World Cup. For how long can he remain silent?

Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster

Chief Sports Writer

The two words that prove the Matildas can go all the way at World Cup

We knew the Matildas prefer to play with their backs against the wall. What we didn’t know was if they could beat a team they should beat, and in the manner that good teams do? Their performance against Denmark answered that.

Vince Rugari
Vince Rugari

Reporter

The Grim Reaper has come for a few World Cup favourites – not the Matildas

Canada, Brazil and the United States may be gone, and England may have been taken to penalties, but Australia have a toolbox of death-defying tricks.

Emma Kemp
Emma Kemp

Sports reporter

Cricket

Soccer

Matildas star Caitlin Foord with close friend Jackson Hastings at a game in Newcastle earlier this year.

‘I call her my stepsister’: How a Matilda terrorised an NRL star

The Newcastle halfback and the Matildas star were once inseparable. Hastings’ father Kevin, a legend of the Sydney Roosters, used to date Foord’s mother Simone.

  • by Michael Chammas
The Matildas went on strike shortly after reaching the quarter-finals of the 2015 World Cup.

The day the Matildas walked down Oxford St and went on strike

Sam Kerr, Caitlin Foord, Katrina Gorry and co downed tools in protest over $21,000 contracts, below Australia’s minimum wage, and refused to tour the US. It was a “watershed moment” for women’s sport.

  • by Adam Pengilly
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Basketball

Cambage denies racial slur as fresh footage emerges of violent incident

Cambage denies racial slur as fresh footage emerges of violent incident

A new video has emerged of the violent altercation which led to fallen Opals star Liz Cambage leaving the Australian Opals on the eve of the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

  • by Jon Pierik
Fallen basketball star Liz Cambage says she is in talks to play for the Nigerian national team.

Fallen Opal Cambage maintains innocence, reveals plans to play for Nigeria

Liz Cambage says she’s planning to revive her basketball career by playing for the Nigerian national team. The bid comes two years after an incident with that same team in her last outing for Australia.

  • by Jon Pierik

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Nick Kyrgios has now missed all four major tournaments in 2023.

Major wipeout: Troublesome knee injury rules Kyrgios out of US Open

It marks an unhappy conclusion to a tennis year that Kyrgios had hoped would cement his dazzling breakthrough of 2022 when he reached the Wimbledon final.

  • by Ian Chadband
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Ethan Ewing competing in the mens final.
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Ewing suffers broken back in Teahupo’o wipeout, putting world title bid on the rocks

Ethan Ewing’s world title tilt is in serious doubt after the No.2 ranked surfer fractured two vertebrae in his back after wiping out at Teahupo’o.

  • by Dan Walsh

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