Only one Australian woman sits inside the world’s top 100 tennis players. But an Australian legend has revealed how and why she thinks more will be making their mark.

External auditors investigating the prestigious club found that poor financial management and reporting were to blame for the $2.4 million loss from its dining operations. “There was no evidence of criminal activity,” the Kooyong club’s board said.

Kyle Bruce thought he had won gold until he was denied by a controversial judges’ ruling.

Saints forward Jack Higgins kicked a magnificent goal, but there are fears he may have been out of bounds.

When it is accepted publicly that clubs lie about injuries to cover for players who are taking drugs, or with drugs in their system, pulling out of games casts doubt on players with legitimate injuries or non-drug related personal issues.

As China eyes off the Pacific, those who control one of the most powerful ways of building international ties are against Papua New Guinea joining the NRL.

Cameron Green’s delivery of a terrific Test century pulled Australia out of a hole and made the number four spot his own.

Dawn Fraser caused a furore at the Tokyo Olympics when she stole an Olympic flag, but four years earlier she was involved in another, previously unknown, heist.

Mark Waugh’s case, two decades ago, bears close resemblance to David Warner’s virtually untenable hold on a Test team place.

Former Port Adelaide and North Melbourne player Stuart Cochrane has requested that the AFL permits his sons – one of whom is viewed as a potential pick No.1 in future – be allowed to participate in Port’s academy program. Meanwhile, Collingwood football boss Graham Wright will not return from ...

Australia’s best female swimming coaches want recognition, not just representation, as the sport begins an overdue realignment of gender equality.

Even if England beat India, it may not be enough for Australia to make the World Test Championship final due to South Africa’s complaint over the postponed tour.

Houtzen is doing more of a Reisling than a Todman in her final lead up for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper at Rosehill Gardens on March 18. Trainer Toby Edmunds has sought weaker opposition with a huge weight at Eagle Farm rather than a Royal Randwick class test.

Australia has made it three consecutive World Cup titles, thrashing arch rivals New Zealand 54-4 in Manchester.

The owners of Compelling Truth have stuck with Jake Pracey-Holmes for the flying machine’s biggest test at Rosehill.