Swiatek Ends Inglis' Australian Open Dream Run

Local qualifier Maddison Inglis fought hard but fell to world No.2 Iga Swiatek in straight sets, ending her memorable Australian Open campaign with a significant prize money boost.

Two Men Rescued from Mettams Pool on Australia Day

Emergency services responded to Mettams Pool in Perth after two men were pulled from the water during Australia Day celebrations. The incident highlights water safety concerns at popular beaches.

Moss Backs Cripps to Lead WA in AFL Origin Clash

West Australian football legend Graham Moss has publicly endorsed Carlton star Patrick Cripps to captain the state in the inaugural AFL Origin match against Victoria, predicting a victory for the Sandgropers.

Fred Kersley Receives OAM for Racing Service

Legendary horseman Fred Kersley has been honoured with the Medal of the Order of Australia for his distinguished services to the racing industry, spanning both harness and thoroughbred codes.

Shark Sightings Spark Swimmer Anxiety on Australia Day

Multiple shark sightings closed Central Coast beaches on Australia Day, with swimmers expressing fear but continuing to enjoy the water. Surf Life Saving NSW increased patrols as recent attacks heighten anxiety.

Richardson Praises Scorchers Fans After Sixth BBL Title

Perth Scorchers star Jhye Richardson has paid tribute to the club's passionate supporters following their sixth Big Bash League championship victory, highlighting record-breaking crowds and unwavering fan loyalty.

Shellharbour Regatta Delivers Sailing Spectacle

The Wollongong Yacht Club's Australia Day Regatta at Shellharbour Marina featured 17 boats in three days of competitive sailing, with perfect weather and family-friendly festivities.

Bradman's Baggy Green Sells for $460K, Heads to Museum

A historic baggy green worn by Sir Donald Bradman during his final home Test has sold for $460,000 at auction. The anonymous Australian buyer will place it on public display at a prominent museum, preserving this iconic piece of cricket heritage.

Canberra Tycoon Locked Out of BBL Team Deal

Greg Boorer, a Canberra billionaire, is reportedly being sidelined by Cricket Australia and Cricket NSW in negotiations for a Big Bash League franchise, despite his investments and local government support.

Record Crowds at 2026 Wollongong Aquathon

The 2026 Wollongong aquathon saw record-breaking spectator and participant numbers, with over 4000 attendees and 2500 competitors, overcoming recent shark safety concerns.

Vine wins Tour Down Under after kangaroo crash

Australian cycling star Jay Vine overcame a bizarre crash involving two kangaroos to secure his second Tour Down Under title, while reflecting on team setbacks and national championship frustrations.

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