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Burly Wallabies pack a new look for coach Jones

Burly Wallabies pack a new look for coach Jones

Wallabies coach Eddie Jones is relishing having plenty of size up front at the Rugby World Cup, saying it's a first having a heavy-weight Australian pack.

Thobois pleased with Paris Games preparations

Thobois pleased with Paris Games preparations

Thobois pleased with Paris Games preparations

Thobois pleased with Paris Games preparations

There are contingency plans in place if extreme heat plays a part in the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Australia to kick off BJK Cup finals against Slovenia

Australia to kick off BJK Cup finals against Slovenia

Australia to kick off BJK Cup finals against Slovenia

Australia to kick off BJK Cup finals against Slovenia

Alicia Molik's Australia team, hoping to go one better than in 2022, will launch the Billie Jean King Cup finals with a tie against Slovenia.

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Groves bangs handlebars after unlucky Vuelta near-miss

Groves bangs handlebars after unlucky Vuelta near-miss

Australian sprint star Kaden Groves has been left bemoaning a third stage win that got away at the Vuelta a Espana.

Donaldson starts as Jones hails 'Formula One' Wallabies

Donaldson starts as Jones hails 'Formula One' Wallabies

Ben Donaldson will start at fullback for the Wallabies' opening Rugby World Cup clash with Georgia as Eddie Jones looks to bolster the team's goal-kicking.

More bodies recovered in Europe floods, toll up to 14

More bodies recovered in Europe floods, toll up to 14

Heavy flooding causes damage to buildings, roads and bridges in Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria with more bodies recovered by rescue teams.

World Cup star Foord back in goal business for Arsenal

World Cup star Foord back in goal business for Arsenal

Matildas World Cup luminary Caitlin Foord has hit the target for Arsenal to help them take a key step closer to the Champions League group stages.

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Matildas Kerr, Raso in shake-up for Ballon d'Or award

Matildas Kerr, Raso in shake-up for Ballon d'Or award

Matildas Kerr, Raso in shake-up for Ballon d'Or award

Matildas Kerr, Raso in shake-up for Ballon d'Or award

Sam Kerr has again been named among the 30 shortlisted players for the women's Ballon d'Or while fellow Matilda Hayley Raso is also in the frame.

Key Wallaby Samu Kerevi fit to play in World Cup opener

Key Wallaby Samu Kerevi fit to play in World Cup opener

Key Wallaby Samu Kerevi fit to play in World Cup opener

Key Wallaby Samu Kerevi fit to play in World Cup opener

The Wallabies say Samu Kerevi is available for selection for their opening World Cup match against Georgia.

ABBA singer Agnetha releases music video for new song

ABBA singer Agnetha releases music video for new song

ABBA singer Agnetha releases music video for new song

ABBA singer Agnetha releases music video for new song

A music video has been released for ABBA singer Agnetha Fältskog's new song that shows an animated younger version of herself.

Eleven killed in floods in Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria

Eleven killed in floods in Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria

Eleven killed in floods in Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria

Eleven killed in floods in Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria

At least 11 people have died and several are missing after torrential rains and flash floods struck Turkey, Bulgaria and Greece.

Northern summer the hottest ever measured: UN agency

Northern summer the hottest ever measured: UN agency

Northern summer the hottest ever measured: UN agency

Northern summer the hottest ever measured: UN agency

The UN's World Meteorological Organization says August is estimated to have been around 1.5C warmer than the pre-industrial average.

Rugby World Cup is wide open says Wallabies hero Eales

Rugby World Cup is wide open says Wallabies hero Eales

Rugby World Cup is wide open says Wallabies hero Eales

Rugby World Cup is wide open says Wallabies hero Eales

A skewed draw has added an extra element to the Rugby World Cup, making predicting a winner harder than ever according to Wallabies legend John Eales.

Genia says Wallabies can dare to dream at World Cup

Genia says Wallabies can dare to dream at World Cup

Genia says Wallabies can dare to dream at World Cup

Genia says Wallabies can dare to dream at World Cup

While the Wallabies' hopes of glory have been dismissed by many, three-time World Cup player Will Genia says the Australians have the ingredients for success.

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Sand dredging is 'sterilising' ocean floor, UN warns

The amount of sand being withdrawn from the environment is considerable and has a large impact, a United Nations environmental agency says.

Five dead, three missing after storms damage Spain

Severe storms have left at least five people dead and caused widespread damage in Spain.

Kim Jong-un, Putin to discuss weapons sales: report

In a rare trip abroad, North Korea's Kim Jong-un will travel from Pyongyang to Vladivostok, where he will meet with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

One dead as torrential rain follows wildfires in Greece

A man is dead and hundreds of houses and roads have been flooded in the Greek port city of Volos following Storm Daniel.

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Wallabies look to aerial targets in World Cup attack

The Wallabies plan to utilise the aerial strengths of their Rugby World Cup wingers including Suliasi Vunivalu, who embraced the tactic through his NRL career.

Jessica Fox follows gold with K1 silver in Spain

A gate touch and two-second penalty cost Jessica Fox a gold medal as she claimed K1 silver at the ICF canoe slalom World Cup event in La Seu, Spain.

Wallabies' Gordon adamant goal-kicking will improve

Off-target against France, playmaker Carter Gordon insists his goal-kicking will improve when the Wallabies face Georgia in their first World Cup pool game.

Slipper 'touch and go' to be fit for World Cup opener

Eddie Jones says Australia's most experienced player James Slipper is "touch and go" to be fit for the Wallabies' World Cup opener against Georgia.

Top Aussie Vine abandons Vuelta a Espana after crash

Australian Grand Tour hope Jay Vine has been forced to pull out of the Vuelta a Espana for the second consecutive year because of a crash.

Sam Kerr runner-up in UEFA's player of the year awards

Sam Kerr has finished runner-up in voting for UEFA's woman player of the year award behind Spain's Aitana Bonmati while Erling Haaland took the men's honour.

Wallabies working hard to build consistency: Jones

Eddie Jones says the gap between the Wallabies' best and worst is too large and they are working to build consistency ahead of their Rugby World Cup opener.

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