Point Of Law takes out the Geelong Cup and books a golden ticket to the Melbourne Cup.
Oct 20, 2026
Not even a legal fight with New Zealand Rugby could prevent the new NRL club from unveiling a motif they believe will unite a nation.
Craig Foster has delivered huge praise towards Ellie Carpenter, declaring she’s the best right back in the world right now.
Guenther Steiner shot to fame on F1's Netflix doco Drive to Survive, and he's bringing his sweary humour Down Under for a speaking tour.
Barcelona's Lamine Yamal burns PSG with a classy finish.
Alexis Mac Allister ignites Liverpool's comeback against Villarreal.
Dan Brettig and Adam Collins analyse how this Test series may just have flipped the script.
Phil Foden finishes a superb Manchester City movement against AEK Athens in the Champions League.
American rapper Jay-Z is reportedly set to headline the Super Bowl half time show in 2027.
The inaugural PNG Chiefs coach knows what it’s like to be saddled with unreasonable expectations. But he says dealing with it gave him the tools to succeed in his first NRL head coaching gig.
Temba Bavuma stopped Australia in their pace-bowling tracks with a masterful innings that has ensured the series will still be alive when the teams travel to Cape Town.
Maddinson’s wicket came in the toughest circumstances to bat in with fading light, but will again raise questions about his spot in the team for next week’s third Test.
Stars from the top U.S. and domestic women's golf tours will converge for an LPGA Tour event in South Korea this week, with a hometown favorite looking to defend her title. The LPGA Tour will bring its annual Asian swing to Haenam, some 330 kilometers south of Seoul in Jeonnam-Gwangju, for the BMW Ladies Championship at Pine Beach Golf Links. The 72-hole stroke-play tournament goes from Thursday to Sunday, with a total purse of $2.35 million. This will be the second straight edition of the tournament played in Haenam. Kim Sei-young, who is from the nearby town of Yeongam, won last year's tournament in front of dozens of friends and relatives to end a five-year LPGA title drought. At No. 9 with 13 career LPGA wins, Kim has had a strong 2026 season with seven top-10 finishes in 17 starts -- a run that will surely improve with a second straight BMW title on home soil this week. No player has won consecutive BMW tournaments since its launch in 2019. Kim is the third-highest ranked South Korean player in the field. World No. 3 Ryu Hae-ran leads all South Korean players in the rankings and will