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Ollie Hollands 'in a good space' despite late omission after brother's struggles
Carlton coach Michael Voss says Elijah Hollands’s younger brother Ollie is doing OK despite being a late out for the club’s Anzac Day clash with Fremantle. Source link
'Truly exceptional person': Australian Olympian Gordon Ingate dies aged 100
The Australian Olympian was still competing and winning into his 90s. Source link
Black Ferns outclass Wallaroos in Anzac Day Test
The Black Ferns produce a dominant performance to defeat the Wallaroos 40-5 in the first Anzac Day Test between the trans-Tasman rivals. Source link
Captain Grant bristles at 'silly question' as Storm sink to historic low
Melbourne captain Harry Grant has defended coach Craig Bellamy after the Storm sank to a historic low following a 48-6 belting at the hands of South Sydney. Source link
AFL sacks appeals boss after homophobia statement labelled 'disgusting'
Will Houghton KC is sacked as the chair of the AFL appeals board after the body’s widely criticised statement and decision in the case of St Kilda player Lance Collard. Source link
Korda on fire in first women's major as Green and Aussies slip
The Australian charge is struggling at the Chevron Championship in Texas, where world number two Nelly Korda is on fire after two rounds. Source link
De Minaur thumped by teen in Madrid as rough clay season continues
Alex de Minaur loses another early-round match at the Madrid Masters, going down to local teen Rafael Jodar in straight sets as his clay court season struggles. Source link
Carlos Alcaraz's French Open three-peat dreams ended by wrist injury
Two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz will not be able to defend his titles at Roland Garros due to a wrist injury that has friend and rival Jannik Sinner concerned. Source link
Pickett takes mark of the year contender in Demon's stunning outing
Melbourne eases to a 54-point over Richmond at the MCG, as the hapless Tigers remain the competition’s only side without a win in 2026. Follow live. Source link
Blues star says Women's Origin timing 'not ideal' after six-month lay-off
Kezie Apps is one of a number of Origin stars who will play her first match in a matter of months when she represents the Blues, and she doesn’t believe the lay-off is the best preparation. Source link