Chiefs get underway as New Zealand, South Africa join fray
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Waikato Chiefs get their title defence underway this weekend without the departed Sonny Bill Williams and a couple of injured All Blacks as the heavyweights of New...
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“Toxic” culture fuelled Aussie swimming flop
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Slack management allowed a "culturally toxic" environment to develop in Australia's swimming team at the London Olympics with abuse of alcohol and prescription drugs, as well as...
“Toxic” culture fuelled Aussie swimming flop
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Slack management allowed a "culturally toxic" environment to develop in Australia's swimming team at the London Olympics with abuse of alcohol and prescription drugs, as well as...
Frustration follows in wake of Australia’s “blackest day”
SYDNEY (Reuters) - It was dubbed the "blackest day" in Australian sport but one week after a government report said doping was widespread among professional athletes, frustration and anger had...
Frustration follows in wake of Australia’s “blackest day”
SYDNEY (Reuters) - It was dubbed the "blackest day" in Australian sport but one week after a government report said doping was widespread among professional athletes, frustration and anger had...
Watson role not so elementary for Australia
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Whatever role he ultimately plays in the Australia team this year, the sight of Shane Watson driving and pulling his way to a blockbuster of a century...
Murray outmuscles Federer to reach Melbourne final
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Andy Murray won a knock-down-drag-out thriller of a scrap with Roger Federer on Friday to set up an Australian Open final against Novak Djokovic and finally beat...
Murray outmuscles Federer to reach Melbourne final
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Andy Murray won a knock-down-drag-out thriller of a scrap with Roger Federer on Friday to set up an Australian Open final against Novak Djokovic and finally beat...
Stephens stuns ailing Serena, Federer forges on
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Serena Williams went down smashing rackets and screaming as she bowed out of the Australian Open quarter-finals on Wednesday, hampered by a back injury and beaten in...
Court jester Tsonga says hormones are why top women lose
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Jo-Wilfried Tsonga strayed on to dangerous ground when he suggested jokingly that women tennis players were "emotionally unstable" compared to the men after losing his Australian Open...