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Demons premiership winner May retires from AFL 'with a heavy heart'
Steven May, a key figure in the Demons’ 2021 premiership win, announces his retirement just days out from the start of the AFL season. Source link
Fire pip Lynx in overtime to win WNBL Championship
Townsville Fire claim their second WNBL title in four years, defeating Perth Lynx 108-105 in overtime to wrap up the grand final series in the second game. Source link
Aussie Green hangs on to win Women's World Championship by one shot
Hannah Green triumphs at the Women’s World Championship for a second time, holding off fast-finishing American Auston Kim in Singapore. Source link
Live: Injury crisis hits Matildas as Asian Cup gets underway in Perth
The 2026 Women’s Asian Cup is finally upon us, with the Matildas, in the midst of a goalkeeping injury crisis, taking on the Philippines at Perth Stadium. Follow live. Source link
Sam Kerr fires Australia to victory over the Philippines in Asian Cup opener
The Matildas get off to a winning start, but the Filipinas don’t make things easy in the opening game of the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup at Perth Stadium. Source link
Live: NRL season kicks off in Las Vegas for third straight year
The Knight and Cowboys kick off the 2026 NRL season in Las Vegas, before the Dragons take on the Bulldogs. Follow live. Source link
Sri Lanka helps New Zealand into World Cup semis despite Pakistan defeat
New Zealand has made the semis at the T20 World Cup after Pakistan beat Sri Lanka but not by enough runs to steal the last-four place from the Black Caps. Source link
Lee, Green set for all-Aussie shootout in Women's World Championship final round
Australian duo Minjee Lee and Hannah Green share a one-shot lead in Singapore with 18 holes of the Women’s World Championship to play. Source link
How to watch and follow the Matildas' Asian Cup opener
The Women’s Asian Cup is finally upon us, with the Matildas beginning their quest for a second continental crown against the Philippines in Perth. This is all the need to know information, plus how to watch and follow the tournament opener. Source link
Women's Asian Cup hopes to change women's football in Australia — again
The Matildas’ run in the 2023 World Cup saw unprecedented media coverage and crowds, and a participation boom among girls and women. Can the Asian Cup do the same? Source link