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Robbie Farah and the mural dedicated to him at the Sackville Hotel in Rozelle.
Opinion
NRL 2023

Wests Tigers’ next big call: Is Robbie Farah ready to become the general manager?

On the surface it seems ambitious to catapult a recently retired player into the role, but there are very few that have the street smarts and nous that Farah possesses.

  • by Michael Chammas
Papua New Guinea players celebrate during their game against Tonga at the World Cup. The rivalry is set to be rekindled in the Pacific Championships.

Pacific Championships another big step as PNG closes in on 18th NRL licence

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has again reiterated his desire for PNG to become the NRL’s next franchise, and is putting his money where his mouth is.

  • by Adrian Proszenko
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Insight & Analysis

Rise of the Matildas shows why women’s football is bigger than a game

If you think the Matildas’ success has been a helluva ride, you ain’t seen anything yet.

Moya Dodd
Moya Dodd

Former Matildas vice-captain

Sweaty, unaffected joy: Matildas are bigger than sport and a reminder of what sport is about

The beauty of this World Cup is that it rises above the whiny pettiness of the NRL and AFL.

Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster

Chief Sports Writer

The clause that could see Luai ink multi-million dollar extension with Panthers

Luai’s axed agent has told the Panthers he would waive the 90-day termination clause if the club strikes a deal directly with the No.6.

Michael Chammas
Michael Chammas

Sports reporter

Cricket

Soccer

Sam Kerr is devastated after the final whistle in the World Cup semi-final between Australia and England.

Kerr calls for more funding in women’s football amid heartbreak semi-final loss

The Matildas captain wants this moment to be used as a catalyst for change in Australian soccer.

  • by Marnie Vinall
Australia players look dejected after the team’s 1-3 defeat and elimination from the tournament.
Analysis
Matildas

Dreams dashed as Lionesses silence a raucous nation

Things don’t always turn out as we want. Sometimes, even the best efforts of one of our national icons isn’t enough.

  • by Emma Kemp
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AFL

Basketball

Josh Giddey shoed his class for the Boomers against Venezuela.

‘Nothing wrong with it’: NBA star Giddey gets physical in World Cup warm-up

Josh Giddey is a rookie at international level but showed he won’t be taking a backward step to anyone as the Boomers made an impressive start to their World Cup preparation.

  • by Roy Ward
Cambage denies racial slur as fresh footage emerges of violent incident

Cambage denies racial slur as fresh footage emerges of violent incident

A new video has emerged of the violent altercation which led to fallen Opals star Liz Cambage leaving the Australian Opals on the eve of the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

  • by Jon Pierik

Racing

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The Diamonds won the World Cup for the 12th time.
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Super Netball

Why the best netball league in the world is facing a $7.5 million black hole

A secret report shows Australia’s elite netball league is bleeding money and being propped up by the fees paid by junior and club players at a time when competition from rival sports is intensifying.

  • by Carla Jaeger
Madison de Rozario (left) with Gerry Harvey and fellow Paralympians Katie Kelly and Chris Bond at a panel discission hosted by Nine.

De Rozario hopes Australia’s Paralympians get their chance to shine

Madison de Rozario’s finest moment in athletics came at the Tokyo Paralympics in front of a handful of spectators. She explains why the return of crowds after the COVID pandemic is so important.

  • by Tom Decent

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