Linda Pearce

On an uncharacteristically sizzling July day back in 2018, talented Russian Daria Kasatkina could hardly have foreseen that her Wimbledon third-round

At clay court major time, if the answer is Pat Rafter, the question, probably, is this: who was Australia's last male singles semi-finalist at Roland Garros?We're talking about a serve-volleyer, of course. A future two-time Wimbledon finalist (on grass) and soon-to-be dual US Open champion (on hard).So, well, clay? Really? In Paris, which has hosted the least successful Slam for two generations of Australian men?Among the current cohort, world No.102 Rinky Hijikata speaks of limited exposure to

Neale Daniher 15 February 1961 - 25 May 2026 For a man who was a member of one of Australia's most renowned footballing families, named

Neale Daniher’s remarkable efforts as a champion of the FightMND cause would ultimately surpass everything he achieved as a player and coach in the AFL.

(Franco Arland/Getty Images)Alex de Minaur, by his own admission, is usually that tenacious dog-with-a-bone guy. Instead, he leaves Roland Garros as that dejected no-answers-right-now guy, headed for the grass court swing unsure of what to do next.Having delivered another raw and wretched post-mortem following his crushing defeat against the powerful young Czech Jakob Mensik to headline the disappointment of a second straight French Open without an Australian singles presence in the fourth round

Football clubs have officially cut ties with Super Netball with the licence for the Giants-branded Super Netball team in Sydney set to be taken over by the Sports Entertainment Group.

It’s understood players and staff have already been briefed and an official announcement is not far away.