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Aloisi sacked in China after side's title capitulation

Aloisi sacked in China after side's title capitulation

Socceroos great John Aloisi has been sacked by Chengdu Rongcheng after letting the Chinese Super League title slip away with a dramatic capitulation.

Injuries in China's Tibet rise after deadly earthquake

Injuries in China's Tibet rise after deadly earthquake

Injuries in China's Tibet rise after deadly earthquake

Injuries in China's Tibet rise after deadly earthquake

Emergency crews are searching the rubble after a powerful earthquake struck China's Tibet region, killing at least 16 people and injuring dozens more.

Aussie's historic gold in new Olympic sport

Aussie's historic gold in new Olympic sport

Aussie's historic gold in new Olympic sport

Aussie's historic gold in new Olympic sport

Australian coastal rower Isabella Scammell has won the country's first world beach sprint gold in a boost ahead of the sport's LA Games debut.

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Aussie sprinter's silver lining at tough cycling worlds

Aussie sprinter's silver lining at tough cycling worlds

A tough world track cycling championships for Australia has ended with sprint silver medallist Leigh Hoffman providing a rousing finale in Shanghai.

Aussie hopes take a real battering at LPGA Shanghai

Aussie hopes take a real battering at LPGA Shanghai

Australia's hopes of victory at the LPGA event in Shanghai have taken a hit, with Grace Kim the country's best hope but sitting eight shots behind the leader.

Next world No.1 serves up misery for Demon in Shanghai

Next world No.1 serves up misery for Demon in Shanghai

Australian No.1 Alex de Minaur has found soon-to-be-crowned world No.1 Alexander Zverev too hot to handle in the quarter-final of the Shanghai Masters.

Aussie cycling sprinters grab world championship silver

Aussie cycling sprinters grab world championship silver

Track cycling sprinters Ryan Elliott, Leigh Hoffman and Danny Barber have sped to Australia's first medal of the world championships in Shanghai.

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Demon set for Shanghai test against new tennis top dog

Demon set for Shanghai test against new tennis top dog

Demon set for Shanghai test against new tennis top dog

Demon set for Shanghai test against new tennis top dog

Bouncing back from injury, Alex de Minaur is ready to tackle Alexander Zverev, soon to be crowned the new world No.1, in the Shanghai Masters quarter-finals.

Aussies downed in Wuhan after contrasting matches

Aussies downed in Wuhan after contrasting matches

Aussies downed in Wuhan after contrasting matches

Aussies downed in Wuhan after contrasting matches

There are no Australians left in the Wuhan Open after Kim Birrell and Daria Kasatkina were both beaten in the opening round.

Demon roars into quarters at Shanghai

Demon roars into quarters at Shanghai

Demon roars into quarters at Shanghai

Demon roars into quarters at Shanghai

Alex de Minaur has booked a Shanghai Masters quarter-final and taken a major step towards the ATP Finals with a straight-sets win over Russia's Karen Khachanov.

De Minaur battles hard to advance at Shanghai Masters

De Minaur battles hard to advance at Shanghai Masters

De Minaur battles hard to advance at Shanghai Masters

De Minaur battles hard to advance at Shanghai Masters

Australia's Alex de Minaur is into the last 16 at the Shanghai Masters after beating a Japanese qualifier, with top-seeded Alexander Zverev although through.

Tomic tumbles out as Italian proves his master in China

Tomic tumbles out as Italian proves his master in China

Tomic tumbles out as Italian proves his master in China

Tomic tumbles out as Italian proves his master in China

Playing his first ATP 1000 event in seven years, Australia's Bernard Tomic has been brought crashing back down to earth at the Shanghai Masters.

De Minaur injury fears after Beijing final heartbreak

De Minaur injury fears after Beijing final heartbreak

De Minaur injury fears after Beijing final heartbreak

De Minaur injury fears after Beijing final heartbreak

Australian Alex de Minaur has been shattered by his China Open final injury retirement against Novak Djokovic that leaves a huge question mark over his season.

Demon faces Djokovic in China final after Medvedev DQ'd

Demon faces Djokovic in China final after Medvedev DQ'd

Demon faces Djokovic in China final after Medvedev DQ'd

Demon faces Djokovic in China final after Medvedev DQ'd

Alex de Minaur will play Novak Djokovic in the China Open final after Daniil Medvedev was disqualified for hitting a ball into the crowd, injuring a spectator.

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Lone Aussie remains in China after second-round sorrow

Taylah Preston will be Australia's only representative in the WTA Tour's China Open third round after two of her compatriots were defeated in Beijing.

Taylah Preston through to third round at China Open

Taylah Preston is through to the last 32 at the China Open after an upset win over France's Diane Parry.

De Minaur glides into second round in Beijing

Australia's Alex de Minaur has progressed to the last 16 at the China Open with a straight sets win over Mariano Navone.

Aussie duo thrive after WTA finalists lose in Beijing

Fresh from WTA finals, Talia Gibson and Maya Joint have suffered first-round elimination in the China Open, but Maddison Inglis and Taylah Preston both won.

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Robertson's No.1 ambitions crushed by old rival

Melbourne cueman Neil Robertson has missed out on his chance to regain the world snooker No.1 spot after getting knocked out of the China Open.

China, Philippines blame each other for shoal incident

Beijing and Manila have summoned each other's envoys as tensions rise over an encounter between China and the Philippines in the disputed South China Sea.

Race to find survivors after deadly China landslide

Dozens of people remain missing after a massive landslide buried buildings in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing, killing at least eight people.

Frantic search as huge landslide in China buries homes

Crews are digging through debris to ind people who were trapped by a massive landslide in southwest China that forced over 1100 people to flee their homes.

Chinese startup unveils world's largest open AI model

Moonshot has released the latest version of its Kimi AI system, further narrowing the China's performance gap with US models such as Anthropic's Fable.

Shoe factory fire in southeast China kills 28: reports

A fire that broke out at a shoe factory in the southeastern Chinese province of Fujian has killed at least 28 people, media reports say.

Light plane crash at Beijing high-rise kills pilot

A small plane that crashed into a building in Beijing killed the pilot and injured 13 others, Chinese authorities say.

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