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Israel and Palestine are 'committed to Olympic spirit'

Israel and Palestine are 'committed to Olympic spirit'

IOC president Thomas Bach insists that despite war in Gaza, Israel and Palestine believe in the Olympic mission of understanding and peace.

Olympic body proposes creation of Esports Games

Olympic body proposes creation of Esports Games

Olympic body proposes creation of Esports Games

Olympic body proposes creation of Esports Games

International Olympic Committee to vote on Esports Games next month as Bach spotlights need to 'keep up with the pace of the digital revolution'.

G7 focus switches to China, Pope to lead AI discussions

G7 focus switches to China, Pope to lead AI discussions

G7 focus switches to China, Pope to lead AI discussions

G7 focus switches to China, Pope to lead AI discussions

Talks at the G7 meet in Italy are set to focus on the China challenge after a Ukrainian loan deal was struck on the summit's opening day.

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Volleyballers to dig for gold in shadow of Eiffel Tower

Volleyballers to dig for gold in shadow of Eiffel Tower

Tokyo medallists Taquila Clancy and Mariafe Artacho del Solar, plus Zachery Schubert and Thomas Hodges will compete in beach volleyball at the Paris Games.

Duckworth and Vukic achieve statement wins in Europe

Duckworth and Vukic achieve statement wins in Europe

James Duckworth and Aleksandar Vukic have received pre-Wimbledon boosts with impressive wins on the grass in Europe to reach ATP quarter-finals.

Mackenzie Arnold's inspiring rise to Matildas stardom

Mackenzie Arnold's inspiring rise to Matildas stardom

Matildas star Mackenzie Arnold has revealed the depths of despair she rose from to emerge as Tony Gustavsson's first-choice goalkeeper for the Paris Olympics.

Kookaburras, Hockeyroos warm up for Paris by beating GB

Kookaburras, Hockeyroos warm up for Paris by beating GB

With the Olympics looming, the Kookaburras and Hockeyroos have both scored impressive wins over Great Britain to wrap up their FIH Pro League seasons in style.

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France's Macron asks rivals to unite against far right

France's Macron asks rivals to unite against far right

France's Macron asks rivals to unite against far right

France's Macron asks rivals to unite against far right

French President Emmanuel Macron has defended his shock call for a snap election after the far right's strong showing in a recent European vote.

Matildas face brutal preparation for Olympic medal tilt

Matildas face brutal preparation for Olympic medal tilt

Matildas face brutal preparation for Olympic medal tilt

Matildas face brutal preparation for Olympic medal tilt

The Matildas want to win a medal at the Paris Olympics and coach Tony Gustavsson has pulled together a brutal and meticulous schedule to try to achieve that.

Inspired Matildas eye golden Games glory in Paris

Inspired Matildas eye golden Games glory in Paris

Inspired Matildas eye golden Games glory in Paris

Inspired Matildas eye golden Games glory in Paris

Coach Tony Gustavsson believes "anything is possible'' as the Matildas chase gold-medal glory at the Paris Olympic Games.

France's Macron calls snap election after EU vote

France's Macron calls snap election after EU vote

France's Macron calls snap election after EU vote

France's Macron calls snap election after EU vote

French President Emmanuel Macron will go to the country's voters in a snap election, after his party's drubbing in elections for the European Parliament.

Far right's election gains rattle traditional EU powers

Far right's election gains rattle traditional EU powers

Far right's election gains rattle traditional EU powers

Far right's election gains rattle traditional EU powers

While some ballots in the vote for the European Parliament are still being counted, the 27-nation bloc's parliament membership has clearly shifted to the right.

Noemie Fox locks in Olympic spot in kayak cross

Noemie Fox locks in Olympic spot in kayak cross

Noemie Fox locks in Olympic spot in kayak cross

Noemie Fox locks in Olympic spot in kayak cross

The Australian canoe team for the Paris Olympics will include both of the Fox sisters, Jessica and Noemie.

Alcaraz downs Zverev in see-saw epic for Paris glory

Alcaraz downs Zverev in see-saw epic for Paris glory

Alcaraz downs Zverev in see-saw epic for Paris glory

Alcaraz downs Zverev in see-saw epic for Paris glory

Carlos Alcaraz has won an exhausting, see-sawing contest on the Roland Garros clay against Alexander Zverev to become French Open champion at just 21.

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Ebden and Peers to team up in Olympic veteran combo

Matt Ebden has plumped for fellow veteran John Peers as his Olympic men's doubles partner in Paris while Aussie No.2 Jordan Thompson is to miss the Games.

Aussie champ Roseman-Gannon gifted bizarre triumph

Australian national champion Ruby Roseman-Gannon could hardly believe how she won her first ever WorldTour win in the final stage of the Tour of Britain.

Roglic wins the Dauphine - aided by key Aussie Hindley

Primoz Roglic, aided by his Australian lieutenant Jai Hindley, has won the prestigious Criterium du Dauphine race -- but only after a final-day scare.

British TV presenter Mosley found dead on Greek island

A body has been found believed to be that of Michael Mosley days after the British TV doctor went missing after going for a walk on a Greek island.

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Fox bags second silver in pre-Games meet in Prague

Jessica Fox has won another World Cup silver medal, with the Olympic champion's C1 final hit by two gate penalties which cost her the gold.

Swiatek blasts her way to fourth French Open crown

Iga Swiatek reckons she's proud of herself after blasting past brief early resistance from Jasmine Paolini to win her fourth French Open title at Roland Garros.

Fox paddles to another World Cup medal as Paris looms

Jessica Fox has bagged a silver medal in the K1 at the World Cup in Prague, with two gate penalties costing her the win, as she continues her build-up to Paris.

Alcaraz downs Sinner to set up Paris final with Zverev

Carlos Alcaraz, who beat Jannik Sinner in five sets, and another first-time French Open finalist Alexander Zverev will do battle for the Roland Garros crown.

Demon can't wait for grass attack and Olympic assault

Australian star Alex de Minaur has enjoyed new-found confidence on clay courts after his Paris run - and will be back to shoot for double gold at the Olympics.

Marking D-Day, Biden vows continued Ukraine support

French President Emmanuel Macron and US President Joe Biden have marked the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings with veterans.

Liam Adams added to Australian Olympic marathon squad

Liam Adams has earned a late call-up to the Australian marathon squad for the Paris Olympics.

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