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Is there a better place for Nadal to say goodbye than on the hallowed French court he had made his own for so long?
Just a few days in and the Paris Olympics have not only exposed the merciless nature of ‘woke’ cancel culture — they have also highlighted its rank hypocrisy.
She was a ‘nervous wreck’ in the lead-up, but once Mollie O’Callaghan hits the water, she’s a stone-cold killer —and she made a serious statement by overcoming Ariarne Titmus to snare a famous gold medal.
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GEORGIE PARKER: There is one simple metric to measure success at the Games and Australia always start well on it.
MARK ‘SPUDD’ CARROLL: Canterbury made mincemeat of Brisbane at the weekend by using a simple tactic to stay on top. Plus why we used to call Des Hasler ‘Sorry’.
MITCHELL JOHNSON: The variety of sports we don’t normally get to watch is what makes the games so great, plus there is nothing better than watching the Aussies win gold!
JUSTIN LANGER: Two weeks ago, young footballer Nick Campo died in a car crash. Ten years ago, star cricketer Phil Hughes lost his life. In both cases, their young friends are suddenly burdened with grief.
RICHO’S TOP 10: The comp has never been stronger with some surprise packets revealing themselves. I have my say on the wild card weekend idea and the Saints game promises to define the Bombers’ season.
MITCHELL JOHNSON: Many Aussie sports fans might have forgotten the name Jarrod Bannister.
CAITLIN BASSETT: West Coast took an eternity to sack its last coach and it may take that long to find the next one, but thinking outside the square is a good starting point.
Now the best Origin series in a decade is behind us all eyes turn to the business end of the season. I rank every team’s chances, who wins and why.
There is a homophobia problem within the AFL and, sadly, there is a large portion of their fan base who believes otherwise, writes Georgie Parker.
This performance has to be the most iconic moment in Australia’s sporting history – not just at the Olympics but in sport in general.
The rich rewards for these Olympic athletes are their results as they are definitely not doing it for the money.
The AFL’s Match Review policy is fast becoming a joke as elbowing a bloke in the back of head on purpose is apparently not as bad as accidently injuring an opponent’s head during a honest tackle.