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Ohtani completes 119-year World Series first in history-making game three
Los Angeles Dodgers’ star Shohei Ohtani has completed one of the greatest individual performances in the World Series game. Source link
Diamonds 'trusting the process' in bid to break New Zealand hoodoo
The Diamonds are “trusting the process” as they prepare for the Constellation Cup-deciding netball clash against the Silver Ferns in Christchurch. Source link
Carey at peace with Ashes history after controversial Bairstow stumping
Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey says he wants to be part of more Ashes history, after being central to one of the most infamous moments during the previous series. Source link
Aussie curlers face tough Olympic qualification despite purple patch
Despite being set to take the world number one mixed-doubles ranking, Australian curling duo Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt still face a major challenge in booking their spot at their second Winter Olympics. Source link
Back surgery ends AFLW season for Swans star Molloy
Sydney will be without co-captain Chloe Molloy for the rest of the AFLW season in a major setback as their finals hopes hang in the balance. Source link
Celtic boss quits, prompting speculation of a return for Ange Postecoglou
Ange Postecoglou’s name will inevitably be linked to a Celtic return after Brendan Rodgers resigns his post as manager of the struggling Scottish giants. Source link
Greyhound vet clinic owners 'strongly dispute' claims as regulator investigates
Owners of a SA vet clinic “strongly dispute” claims it provided substandard treatment to retired greyhounds, which the racing regulator allegedly ignored. Source link
How a delayed news bulletin changed the Australian Paralympic movement
In the year 2000, few things would have pushed back the nightly ABC News bulletin. When a wheelchair race did, legendary broadcaster Karen Tighe knew the Paralympics had truly arrived in Australia. Source link
Why Cam Green staying at No.3 could help get the best out of Steve Smith
With Cam Green and Steve Smith shaping as the mostly likely candidates to be selected as Australia’s No.3 for this summer’s Ashes, selectors face a choice between pragmatism and tradition. Source link
Piastri's lead is gone, but there is hope in his bid for the F1 title
Oscar Piastri has lost his lead in the Formula 1 drivers’ championship. Despite momentum working against the Australian, there are still plenty of reasons to believe he can win the world title. Source link