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The legal arguments on both sides of the Israel Folau case July 19, 2019

Israel Folau's impending court battle with Rugby Australia shapes as a "test case" between an employer's rights and an employee's freedom of speech, and the outcome of the case could affect us all.

David Mark

Perry tons up before rain ruins day two of Women's Ashes Test, all but ensuring a draw July 19, 2019

A rained-out day of Test cricket does not make for the most interesting viewing, but losing two thirds of day two in Taunton basically guarantees the Ashes will remain in Australian hands.

Jon Healy And Liam Butterworth

Bombers beat Crows to move a step closer to AFL finals July 19, 2019

Written off earlier in the AFL season, the Bombers are now eyeing off a finals berth after consolidating their position inside the top eight with an impressive 21-point win over the Crows at Adelaide Oval.

Panthers thump Dragons after Warriors edge out Sharks July 19, 2019

The Panthers thrash the Dragons 40-18 to stretch their winning streak to seven matches, while the Warriors enjoy a 19-18 victory over the Sharks in Wellington as the race for the NRL finals heats up.

Open horror show as Duval takes 14, Rory shoots 79, Tiger struggles July 19, 2019

Some famous names including Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods and David Duval have terrible starts to the last golfing major of the year, as the Open returns to Northern Ireland at Royal Portrush after a 68-year gap.

The curious mid-stage withdrawal of AWOL cyclist Rohan Dennis July 19, 2019

Exactly where Australian rider Rohan Dennis and his manager went after withdrawing from the Tour de France and why the time trial world champion quit the 12th stage remains unknown, writes Rob Arnold.

The world's 'most beautiful stadium' is the envy of the nation, but for how long? July 18, 2019

Perth's 2019 sports calendar has delivered $100m of revenue after the latest success, a Manchester United blockbuster. But the fight to host big ticket sporting events is heating up, writes Clint Thomas.

Clint Thomas

NT footballing legend Jack Long farewelled in Darwin July 18, 2019

Hundreds of people are expected to gather in Darwin today to pay their respects to one of Australia's most famous sporting patriarchs, who lost his battle with dementia and prostate cancer last week.

Dijana Damjanovic

Australia's fortune exceeds England's as Women's Ashes Test match begins July 18, 2019

England was hoping for a big-turning Taunton pitch in the one-off Women's Ashes Test. Instead it found itself in an already impossible position as Australia looks to wrap up the series, writes Geoff Lemon.

Geoff Lemon

Netball World Cup lacking a competitive pulse after a week of lopsided lead-up games July 18, 2019

In Olympic terms, the preliminary stages of this Netball World Cup had been far too much Eric the Eel and far too little Michael Phelps, writes Richard Hinds.

Richard Hinds