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Distance triples and comeback kings end Aus Open swimming
Sam Williamson capped his comeback with victory in the 50m breaststroke just 11 months after he suffered a career-threatening injury. Source link
Police probe alleged punch that left country footy player with broken jaw
Victoria Police is investigating an on-field incident during a Good Friday football clash in the Macedon Ranges that left one player with a broken jaw and sparked a melee. Source link
The three reasons behind Penrith's unstoppable start to 2026
Already, the 2026 premiership looks like it’s Penrith’s to lose, and there are three big reasons behind the Panthers’ record-breaking start to the season. Source link
Former coach says AFL 'shamed' him over $20K fine
Ex-Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley, who was fined for sledging in 2024, says he felt exploited by the league’s later use of footage of his theatrics as a promotional tool. Source link
Golfer details PTSD, says he 'thought people were trying to kill me'
In an interview before this week’s US Masters, former US Open champion Gary Woodland opens up about his mental health struggles. Source link
Duke to retire from Socceroos after World Cup bid
Mitch Duke will retire from international football this year, but is still hopeful of being part of Australia’s FIFA World Cup squad. Source link
Why these dogs are on the pool deck at Australian Open swimming titles
The swimmers at the Australian Open championships this week have had additional support from the side of the pool in the form of three retriever dogs. Source link
DeChambeau hoping to continue rivalry with McIlroy at US Masters
Bryson DeChambeau has fired the first verbal shot at Rory McIlroy as golf’s alpha males prepare to collide in a compelling 90th Masters at Augusta National. Source link
De Minaur downs Norrie to advance to last 16 of Monte Carlo Masters
Alex de Minaur is through to the final 16 of the Monte-Carlo Masters after defeating Britain’s Cameron Norrie. Source link
McKeown 'too harsh' on herself, fights off Gold Coast bugs at Aus Open
Bugs swarm the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre pool as Australia’s best and brightest swimming talents showed their versatility on day two of the Australian Open championships. Source link