One of track and field's oldest world records finally falls — as Swedish pole vaulter Armand Duplantis clears 6.15m, beating the great Sergey Bubka.

Stewards have passed the Randwick surface fit for racing.

ARCHIE Thompson’s superb hat-trick has earned Melbourne Victory a point in a topsy-turvy 3-3 draw with Sydney FC.

Manly prop Addin Fonua-Blake is fined $20,000 and told to volunteer at wheelchair rugby league games for calling referee Grant Atkins "a f***ing retard" during a game on Sunday.

THE ceasefire between Australian and India finally ended yesterday when David Warner and Varun Aaron clashed.

NEWCASTLE’S long wait for a first win the season is over with a late Jeronimo Neumann strike sealing a shock 2-1 win over Adelaide United.

In the moments after a collision left Australian international Hayley Raso with three broken vertebrae, she feared she may never walk again. Two months later she is back working towards fitness and a place at next year's World Cup finals.

THE Origin tug of war over Souths half Luke Keary is finally over with NSW naming him yesterday in an emerging squad for 2015.

Being drawn in the group of death at a major tournament used to mean that one of the major favourites could expect to go home, but in the case of France, Germany, Portugal and Hungary at Euro 2020, that is not really the case.

INDIA copped another howler from the umpires yesterday but their refusal to allow use of the DRS means there is little sympathy for them.

AFTER being written off on day one, Mitchell Starc fought back with bat and ball on day three of the Gabba Test.

Nathan Buckley pays tribute to his players after they rise to the occasion to beat the Demons in his final appearance as Magpies coach.

Australia puts together a formidable first-innings score of 369 on day two of the must-win fourth Test at the Gabba. Follow live.

MICHAEL Clarke’s future is again in doubt after the Australian skipper retired hurt with a back injury before tea.

This year's Wimbledon finals will be played with full crowds in attendance on centre court despite Prime Minister Boris Johnson's announcement that the final stage of lockdown restrictions will not be eased until after the tournament.

Working and living in a different country can be a difficult and isolating experience — especially when your culture thrives off a sense of community — but a South Australian organisation is trying to change that.   

A LEADING Australian athlete has been implicated in claims of a massive drugs cover-up that has engulfed the world of track and field.

West Coast are focused on one thing, beating Adelaide at Subiaco Oval on Sunday despite their destiny being largely out of their control, according to coach Adam Simpson.

ONCE the world’s best youngster, Daria Gavrilova defied a cursed household this week to claim a wildcard into the Australian Open.

BRISBANE’S iconic football ground, Lang Park, might be nicknamed The Cauldron, but yesterday the Gabba became the Slow Cooker.