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Back to future 'excites' Carrigan on Maroons benching

Back to future 'excites' Carrigan on Maroons benching

Queensland regular Pat Carrigan has been demoted to the bench but his mighty Maroons debut in 2022 has him enthused about what he can contribute.

Luai answers Blues' SOS call for State of Origin II

Luai answers Blues' SOS call for State of Origin II

Luai answers Blues' SOS call for State of Origin II

Luai answers Blues' SOS call for State of Origin II

Jarome Luai has arrived in NSW's State of Origin camp only hours after an injury struck down one of the team's most crucial players.

Vital step toward healing as ancestors returned home

Vital step toward healing as ancestors returned home

Vital step toward healing as ancestors returned home

Vital step toward healing as ancestors returned home

Indigenous custodians have received the remains of ancestors that had been kept in Japanese institutions, in what is considered a vital step towards healing.

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'Poor management': regulator in hot water over licences

'Poor management': regulator in hot water over licences

A regulator has no idea how much water 12,000 licence holders are pumping from the aquifers in the nation's largest state.

Fired-up Fremantle chief unhappy with Demons' actions

Fired-up Fremantle chief unhappy with Demons' actions

Simon Garlick borrowed an infamous line from American actor Will Smith as he lashed Melbourne over their comments about ruck star Luke Jackson.

Angus Crichton calls out Maroons' team-list mind games

Angus Crichton calls out Maroons' team-list mind games

NSW second-rower Angus Crichton has vowed to make Tom Dearden's first match in the Queensland No.7 jersey a nightmare, while accusing the Maroons of mind games.

Watchdog bites over dodgy ads during Black Friday sales

Watchdog bites over dodgy ads during Black Friday sales

Michael Hill Jeweller, MyHouse and Hairhouse Warehouse Online have been hit with fines for allegedly making false claims over their Black Friday sales

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'Swimming pool of sewage': raw spill flows into suburbs

'Swimming pool of sewage': raw spill flows into suburbs

'Swimming pool of sewage': raw spill flows into suburbs

'Swimming pool of sewage': raw spill flows into suburbs

Residents are outraged as authorities work to mop up a massive sewage spill that sent human waste into suburban streets, parks, a river and harbour.

Call for action as Aussie journo hit with rubber bullet

Call for action as Aussie journo hit with rubber bullet

Call for action as Aussie journo hit with rubber bullet

Call for action as Aussie journo hit with rubber bullet

An Australian TV reporter has been shot with a rubber bullet at a US protest, sparking calls for the prime minister to demand an explanation from Donald Trump.

'We went safe' admits Eagles coach after latest loss

'We went safe' admits Eagles coach after latest loss

'We went safe' admits Eagles coach after latest loss

'We went safe' admits Eagles coach after latest loss

Wooden spoon favourites West Coast have lost three thrillers this season, and coach Andrew McQualter says his team need to learn how to win.

Kangaroos keen to muscle in on footy-mad WA

Kangaroos keen to muscle in on footy-mad WA

Kangaroos keen to muscle in on footy-mad WA

Kangaroos keen to muscle in on footy-mad WA

North Melbourne's venture to WA is off to a perfect start, with the Kangaroos coming from 18 points down to beat West Coast in Bunbury.

Why James Courtney cried after Supercars podium finish

Why James Courtney cried after Supercars podium finish

Why James Courtney cried after Supercars podium finish

Why James Courtney cried after Supercars podium finish

Supercars veteran James Courtney admits he shed tears at Perth's Wanneroo Raceway after breaking through for Blanchard Racing Team's first podium finish.

Flawless Feeney too fast with Perth back-to-back wins

Flawless Feeney too fast with Perth back-to-back wins

Flawless Feeney too fast with Perth back-to-back wins

Flawless Feeney too fast with Perth back-to-back wins

Supercars championship leader Broc Feeney held his nerve despite late drama in Perth to claim back-to-back wins, beating rival Matt Payne.

Leaders' late heroics help Kangaroos bound to victory

Leaders' late heroics help Kangaroos bound to victory

Leaders' late heroics help Kangaroos bound to victory

Leaders' late heroics help Kangaroos bound to victory

North Melbourne forward Cameron Zurhaar has kicked two vital goals in the final quarter to help his team overcome an 18-point deficit against lowly West Coast.

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Geelong star defender in the clear over brutal bump

Star Geelong defender Tom Stewart is free to face Essendon at the MCG next Saturday after it was deemed his crunching bump on Noah Anderson was fair.

Third ACL heartbreak for luckless Richmond youngster

The struggling Tigers have received some bad news on the injury front, with Judson Clarke tearing his ACL for the second time in the space of 14 months.

Highs and lows for Wood as Feeney boosts Supercars lead

Young gun Ryan Wood had a day he'll never forget at the Supercars round in Perth, claiming a maiden win then being cruelly denied in the second race.

It was time to move out of midfield: star Eagle

Tim Kelly won West Coast's best and fairest award in 2023 as a star midfielder, but he's doing his best work in attack nowadays.

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Practice makes perfect as Payne pips Supercars rivals

Grove Racing young gun Matt Payne has set the early pace in Perth, determined to back up his win in Tasmania and surge up the Supercars championship standings.

Popovic delivers special message after Japan success

The Socceroos are on cloud nine after defeating Japan for the first time since 2009, but a desperate Saudi Arabia lie in wait in Jeddah.

Behich stunner set to become iconic Socceroos moment

Aziz Behich says he didn't know his match-winning goal against Japan had gone in until seeing the crowd erupt and players run to him like crazy.

Knockout blow for contentious bare-knuckle boxing event

A controversial bare-knuckle boxing championship has been blocked from hosting its first Australian event, despite tickets already being on sale.

Bears' huge task revealed as coach announcement looms

The Perth Bears have a mighty task to become competitive from the outset as history shows how expansion clubs typically struggle in their early seasons.

How 22-year-old Supercars leader is handling the hype

Describing his Supercars championship lead as nothing special, Red Bull driver Broc Feeney has a clear goal in mind when he hits the track in Perth.

Calm, composed Socceroos primed to take down Japan

A spot in the 2026 World Cup is within touching distance for the Socceroos, but arch rivals Japan loom as a big obstacle despite bringing a weakened squad.

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