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Vettel on pole for Hungarian GP
Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel will start on pole for Sunday's Hungarian grand prix after posting the quickest time in final qualifying. Read More
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India backs New Zealander for ICC role
India's cricket chiefs have endorsed New Zealand's Alan Isaac as the next vice-president of the world governing body after former Australian prime minister John Howard was snubbed for the job. Read More
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Blackburn too strong for Sydney
Socceroos star Brett Emerton scored as Blackburn edged A-League champions Sydney FC 2-1 in the final match of the Sydney Festival of Football on Saturday night. Read More
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Tigers escape Shark attack
Wests Tigers survived a bombing barrage to consolidate a top four spot on the NRL ladder with a hard-earned 24-22 win over Cronulla at Leichhardt Oval on Saturday night. Read More
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All Blacks lay Wallabies to waste
New Zealand continued its Bledisloe Cup dominance with a 49-28 pasting of Australia at Docklands stadium on Saturday night. Read More
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Demons evade Lions fightback
Brisbane came within five points in the final quarter before Melbourne handed the home side its eighth loss in a row at the Gabba on Saturday night. Read More
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Cats make short work of Swans
Geelong produced some of its trademark premiership football to demolish the Swans by 53 points at a soggy Sydney Olympic stadium on Saturday night. Read More
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Aussie Burns stars for Athens
Australian Nathan Burns boosted his hopes of first-team football with AEK Athens this season after scoring the winner in the Greek side's 1-0 triumph over Rangers at the Sydney Festival of Football on Saturday night. Read More
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Webber speeds through final practise
Australian Mark Webber ended the dominance of Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel to set the fastest time in Saturday's final free practise session for the Hungarian Grand Prix. Read More
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Inzamam offers to help struggling bats
Former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has offered his services as a batting coach for a national side struggling to score runs in England. Read More
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Roosters bring down Hayne plane
Sydney Roosters consolidated their position in the top four by dismantling the high-flying Eels 48-12 in a sold-out Parramatta Stadium blockbuster on Saturday evening. Read More
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Panthers hoping hard work pays off
It caused some weary minds and bodies but Penrith believes a tough week on the training paddock may be the key to kick-starting its flagging campaign. Read More
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Power rally to take down Hawks
Jay Schulz's presence up forward sparked a second half revival as Port Adelaide stole an eight-point victory over Hawthorn at Football Park on Saturday afternoon. Read More
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Barba out to keep Roberts benched
He has his eyes firmly set on Luke Patten's number one jumper next year, but for now gun Canterbury youngster Ben Barba is doing all he can to stop Ben Roberts reclaiming the number six. Read More
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McGuire hails Davis milestone
Collingwood president Eddie McGuire says Leon Davis' 200th AFL game is a "landmark day" for the club given the episodes of racial vilification in the Magpies' past. Read More
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Red-hot Pies annihilate Blues
Collingwood will head into next week's blockbuster against Geelong full of confidence after dishing out a ruthless 48-point thrashing of Carlton at the MCG on Saturday afternoon. Read More
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AFL flag worth a cool million
This year's AFL grand finalists will be playing for a $1 million jackpot. Read More
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Rogers needled before Warriors
Match-winning Gold Coast utility Mat Rogers is believed to have headed to New Zealand to play the Warriors only after having a cortisone injection to help reduce pain in his heel. Read More
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Murray into LA final four
Top seeded Andy Murray has become the first ever British player to advance through the quarter-finals of the Farmers Classic in Los Angeles. Read More
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Raiders seeking Melbourne breakthrough
Canberra captain Terry Campese says three successive wins have given his NRL club a much-needed confidence boost as it heads to Melbourne to shake a long-running hoodoo. Read More
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Pav wary of desperate Eagles
Fremantle captain Matthew Pavlich has warned his team-mates to brace themselves for a West Coast ambush in Sunday's western derby AFL clash at Subiaco Oval. Read More
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Stosur wins through to Stanford semis
Top seed Samantha Stosur has reached the semi-finals of the Bank of the West Classic WTA event in Stanford, California. Read More
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Water skiers set sights higher
A group of water skiers who broke a world record in March have their sights set on extending the record. Read More
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Noddy's future still up in air
Bulldogs half-back Brett Kimmorley says he still has no idea where his future lies after orchestrating a 32-12 upset of South Sydney at the Olympic stadium on Friday evening. Read More
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