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A second Games cycling gold in royal command performance for Foy and Hodges

Aiden McLaughlin reports on our cycling team's mixed showing of triumphs and struggles at the Glasgow Games - but still with hope of final day medals

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Comm Games Day 1: Semi-sweet first medal for Erika Fairweather

Dunedin swimmer Erika Fairweather breaks the ice as the NZ Team start their Glasgow Commonwealth Games campaign with double silver in the pool

Newsroom.co.nz

Master sevens coach Walsh lands vital new RA role

Rio Olympics gold medal-winning sevens coach Tim Walsh has been unveiled as Rugby Australia's new women's high-performance boss.

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Australia's backstroke ace weighs up Olympic future

Heading to her last Commonwealth Games, Australian swimmer Kaylee McKeown says she hasn't made a call on whether she'll continue after the 2028 Olympics.

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'Not my best': McKeown fights illness in Glasgow trials

Kaylee McKeown has bemoaned her form at Australia's Commonwealth Games swim trials, saying her winning 100m backstroke performance was far from her best.

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How Hauser plans to upset Olympic triathlon supremacy

Australia's triathlon world champion Matt Hauser hosted Olympic ace and British rival Alex Yee in his own backyard before they resume hostilities.

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The Paralympics are welcoming Russia back to the Winter Games – and this is just the start

Ten athletes will compete for Russia and Belarus at the Paralympic Games and parade under their national flags in Friday’s opening ceremony in Verona, despite condemnation across Europe

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Tired O'Callaghan upset in women's 100m freestyle final

Australia have been forced to settle for silver and bronze on an action-packed night of swimming on day six at the world championships in Singapore.

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Olympic swim champ issues blunt warning to rivals

One Australian Olympic gold medallist has delivered a blunt warning to his swimming rivals, while another admits her plan to have fun isn't yet working.

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Browning keen to show young pups who's the sprint boss

Australian sprint star Rohan Browning is the 2025 national champion after producing an equal career best 10.01 in Saturday's final to pip Lachie Kennedy.

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What are the Monuments? The biggest one-day races in professional cycling

Milan-San Remo, Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix, Liège-Bastogne-Liège and Il Lombardia are rich in history and prestige and the toughest one-day races in cycling

Cycling News

On Bodhi Day, Buddhists commemorate Siddhartha Gautama’s enlightenment by lighting lamps to combat darkness

Dec. 8 marks the celebration of Bodhi Day in Japanese Buddhism. Bodhi means enlightenment or awakening in Sanskrit. It commemorates the enlightenment of Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha.

The Conversation

India eye ACT glory after Paris heartbreak

Harendra's girls take on continental rivals, starting with Malaysia today, as 1st step towards LA qualification

The Times of India

ParalympicsGB talks up LA Games amid US presidential election fears

ParalympicsGB welcomes the ‘inclusive’ LA as host city, but warned that politics must not be allowed to have any impact on the Games

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Olympics: Who are Team GB's stars of the future eyeing medal success at LA 2028?

Skateboard sensation Sky Brown could double up in Los Angeles, with Great Britain boasting huge potential across multiple different sports

Cycling Weekly

'Thrown in at the deep end' - Meet the youngest cyclist on Team GB's Olympic squad

First inspired by London 2012, teenager Ella Maclean-Howell is making her Olympic debut in Paris

The Times of India

Chasing Usha's mark, Vithya emulates it

Closing in on the 55.42s set in LA 1984, Vithya equals it in 400m hurdles heats

Cycling Weekly

'Possibly La Vuelta' - what's next for Geraint Thomas?

Another Tour de France bid looks unlikely for the Ineos Grenadiers leader, despite impressive Giro d'Italia

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Irish Mirror

Irish Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls benefit as Sport Ireland pledge further €4m in support

Members of Ireland's women's hockey team will be funded under a new scheme and will have more time to prepare for Paris '24

ABC News

A weakening La Niña could mean a typical Australian summer for the south-east

If La Niña is indeed weakening as climate drivers indicate, then a typical Australian summer is on the cards.

ABC News

More heavy rain is expected to fall across multiple eastern states this weekend, here's what you need to know

While the wet weather is expected to clear by Monday, the Bureau of Meteorology is predicting flooding for many parts of eastern Australia over the weekend.

ABC News

BOM is predicting storms and flooding from NT all the way to Tasmania. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of what you need to know

With the La Niña wet season wasting no time inundating the country with water, state emergency services say now is the time to prepare for flooding.

Irish Mirror

Irish Athletic Boxing Association calls for new IBA elections following suspension of Ukrainian Boxing Federation

IABA chiefs also make the claim that the world governing body, is 'choosing a path away from Olympic boxing', with the sport already excluded from LA '28

Irish Mirror

'Look at the medals': Aidan Walsh says it's business as usual for Irish boxers despire IABA unrest

There is still no replacement for Bernard Dunne as High Performance director but, with the Olympic qualifiers to come next year, Tokyo bronze medallist Walsh says he is staying positive and focused

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La Niña is back. How long and strong will it be and should we prepare for more flooding?

Modelling suggests this La Niña will peak early. But how accurately can the experts predict this "messy natural process" and what difference does a strong La Niña make on the ground?

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