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Luckless Day to miss first half of AFL season
Hawthorn star Will Day is set for a lengthy stint on the sidelines after dislocating his right shoulder during pre-season training and undergoing surgery. Source link
Aussie's horror moment in college football fairytale
A few months ago, Indiana had the worst record in college football history, and while the Sooners have completed one of the greatest rises in American sports to win the national championship against Miami, it came following a tough moment for an Australian import. Source link
Disconsolate Joint vows to 'come back stronger' after early Aus Open exit
Maya Joint’s first Australian Open appearance as a seed did not go according to plan, following a straight-sets defeat on Tuesday. Source link
'A little awkward': What goes on inside the Australian Open locker room
According to Jessica Pegula, sometimes it is best to stay out of your opponent’s way when you are sharing the same locker room. Source link
Jedinak joins Socceroos coaching staff ahead of FIFA World Cup
The former Australian captain is back in the fold for another World Cup, except this time he will be on the sidelines as one of the team’s coaches. Source link
Plucky Aussies progress to second round as Osaka wows Australian Open
Seeing Naomi Osaka don a jellyfish-inspired outfit was one highlight of day three of the tournament, however two plucky Australians — Dane Sweeny and James Duckworth also put on a show. Source link
Popyrin says he 'can't keep going on like this' after crushing defeat
Alexei Popyrin concedes he will look inwards once again to think about his career after a crushing loss sent him out of the Australian Open in the first round. Source link
Five quick hits: Stan the man wins as Tomljanović tells her dad to 'be quiet'
One player had to be wheeled off the courts in a wheelchair, while Alja Tomljanović was wishing her dad would be quiet in the crowd. Here are the quick hits from the Australian Open. Source link
'I felt so loved': Philippines star sends Aus Open crowds into a frenzy
Alexandra Eala, ranked 49 in the world, attracts a crowd that virtually brought the Australian Open to a standstill. Source link
Hunter posts inspiring Aus Open win after thinking her career was over
A ruptured Achilles tendon threatened to send Storm Hunter into retirement, but her perseverance pays off with a first-round victory in Melbourne. Source link