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Wallabies relish challenge against French firepower

Wallabies relish challenge against French firepower

Coach Eddie Jones has included two possible debutants in Blake Schoupp and Issak Fines-Leleiwasa in the Wallabies squad to face France ahead of the World Cup.

Aussie record-holder Deng eliminated in 800m semis

Aussie record-holder Deng eliminated in 800m semis

Aussie record-holder Deng eliminated in 800m semis

Aussie record-holder Deng eliminated in 800m semis

Australian Joseph Deng has been eliminated in the semi-finals of the 800m at the world championships, with Algerian Slimane Moula winning the race.

Nina Kennedy continues to amaze her coach

Nina Kennedy continues to amaze her coach

Nina Kennedy continues to amaze her coach

Nina Kennedy continues to amaze her coach

Joining the five-metre club and winning Olympic gold in Paris are high on the agenda for new pole vault world champ Nina Kennedy.

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End of the road for Allan Davis at Belgian cycling team

End of the road for Allan Davis at Belgian cycling team

Belgian team Lotto Dstny has cut ties with former top Australian cyclist Allan Davis amid allegations of "transgressive behaviour" on social media.

Australian Nina Kennedy ties for world pole vault gold

Australian Nina Kennedy ties for world pole vault gold

Australian Nina Kennedy has tied for the women's pole vault gold medal with American Katie Moon at the world athletics championships in Budapest.

Deja vu for Ingebrigtsen with sensational 1500m loss

Deja vu for Ingebrigtsen with sensational 1500m loss

Great Britain's Josh Kerr has earned a sensational triumph over hot favourite Jakob Ingebrigtsen to take the 1500m title at the world athletics championships.

Kelsey-Lee Barber sneaks into javelin final at worlds

Kelsey-Lee Barber sneaks into javelin final at worlds

In Kelsey-Lee Barber, Mackenzie Little and Kathryn Mitchell, Australia will have a full complement of three throwers in the javelin world final.

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Risk of more blazes in Greece as fire near Athens rages

Risk of more blazes in Greece as fire near Athens rages

Risk of more blazes in Greece as fire near Athens rages

Risk of more blazes in Greece as fire near Athens rages

Twenty people are dead while "conditions remain difficult and in several cases, extreme", authorities say, as Greece faces another major outbreak of wildfires.

Hull seventh in red-hot 1500m world championships final

Hull seventh in red-hot 1500m world championships final

Hull seventh in red-hot 1500m world championships final

Hull seventh in red-hot 1500m world championships final

Australia's Jessica Hull has finished seventh in the 1500m for the second straight time at a world championships.

Bol bows out in opening round of 800m in Budapest

Bol bows out in opening round of 800m in Budapest

Bol bows out in opening round of 800m in Budapest

Bol bows out in opening round of 800m in Budapest

Peter Bol crashes out in the worlds as Athletics Integrity Unit boss says the way the anti-doping case against the Australian runner was handled was a disaster.

Jones looks to Hansen to freshen World Cup Wallabies

Jones looks to Hansen to freshen World Cup Wallabies

Jones looks to Hansen to freshen World Cup Wallabies

Jones looks to Hansen to freshen World Cup Wallabies

Eddie Jones says the Wallabies want to reset this week ahead of the World Cup and he's asked Kiwi coaching great Steve Hansen to give his thoughts on the team.

Donaldson set for Wallabies warm-up against France

Donaldson set for Wallabies warm-up against France

Donaldson set for Wallabies warm-up against France

Donaldson set for Wallabies warm-up against France

Coach Eddie Jones says he's keen to get some game time into surprise selection Ben Donaldson as the Wallabies face France in their World Cup warm-up.

Eighteen burned bodies found as Greece fires rage

Eighteen burned bodies found as Greece fires rage

Eighteen burned bodies found as Greece fires rage

Eighteen burned bodies found as Greece fires rage

The bodies of 18 people have been found in an area of northeast Greece where fires have been burning for days.

Richardson wins 100m gold in Budapest

Richardson wins 100m gold in Budapest

Richardson wins 100m gold in Budapest

Richardson wins 100m gold in Budapest

American sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson has won the world championships 100m gold in Budapest.

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Socceroos winger Awer Mabil nets Swiss move

After falling out of Socceroos calculations, Awer Mabil has moved to Swiss club Grasshopper in a bid to leap back to international recognition.

Denny fourth in the discus at the world championships

Matthew Denny has set an Australian discus record but come up just short of a medal at the world championships in Budapest.

Former All Blacks coach Hansen joins Wallabies set-up

Former New Zealand boss Steve Hansen has joined the Wallabies for a one-week advisory stint ahead of the Rugby World Cup.

Long-awaited world sailing gold for Australia's Wearn

Olympic champion Matt Wearn has won gold in the ILCA 7 class at sailing's world championships, taking Australia's medal tally in the Netherlands to three.

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Lyles wins men's 100m gold in Budapest

Noah Lyles has succeeded fellow American Fred Kerley as the men's 100m world champion.

Browning run out in 100m semis in Budapest

Rohan Browning couldn't find the extra gear he needed to book a spot in the 100m final at the world championships.

Australian walker Jemima Montag wins world silver medal

With her late grandmother there in spirit, walker Jemima Montag has claimed Australia's first medal at the Budapest world athletics championships.

Wallabies' Jones and Bellamy on the same page: Ryles

Working with two of the master coaches in their codes in Eddie Jones and Craig Bellamy, new Wallabies assistant Jason Ryles says the pair share coaching traits.

Disaster for Dutch duo Hassan and Bol in Budapest

Dutch superstars Sifan Hassan and Femke Bol have both crashed to the track on day one of the world athletics championships.

Browning cruises into 100m semis at world titles

Rohan Browning has another level to go to after powering into the 100m semis at the world titles in Budapest.

Aussie sailors secure bronze in sailing world champs

Australian duo Olivia Price and Evie Haseldine have booked their spots at next year's Olympic Games after winning bronze at the sailing world championships.

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