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Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium will host the men’s and women’s Rugby League World Cup (RLWC) grand finals next year. Games will also be shared with Port Moresby and New Zealand while the entire wheelchair tournament will be held in Wollongong, with […]
World Rugby’s inaugural two-tier global competition kicks off Down Under next July with the Wallabies playing host to Ireland, France and Italy next July. London is to host the elite finals of the north vs south Nations Championship with a
Moreton Bay council has gone into bat for Redcliffe baseball with a new long-term peppercorn lease for the Peninsula Padres. The 10-year $1 per annum lease is for an area of Talobilla Park, Kippa-Ring, where a new softball clubhouse is
A former Aussie has spearheaded a big Irish win over the Wallabies on their European rugby tour. On Saturday (local time), former Brumby Mack Hansen scored three tries in the first hour as Ireland ran out 46-19 winners in Dublin.
Aussies are crossing the Tasman and Argentinians are signing up as the 11 Super Rugby Pacific franchises named their squads for the 2026 season. Following are the big transfer news from all of the squads with only the Aussie lineups
Redcliffe softball has been given a boost after the sod-turning ceremony for a new $4.8 million clubhouse was held earlier this week. The ceremony was to mark the impending start of construction work on the new softball clubhouse at Talobilla
Italy left the Wallabies feeling an azure shade of blue for a second consecutive time when they upset the Australians’ 26-19 win in Udine on the weekend. The result was the Azzuri’s second consecutive Test win over Australia after their
Australia’s men’s and women’s rugby league sides enjoyed a (green and) gold run on opposite sides of the planet. In England, the Kangaroos claimed an Ashes clean sweep with a 30-8 win over their hosts at Headingley in Leeds on
Australian rugby league has named its men’s and women’s sides for Test games on opposite sides of the world this weekend. In England, Kangaroos captain Isaah Yeo returns to the men’s squad for the third Ashes test in the only
Jamie Melham became the second female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup as she rode Half Yours to victory at Flemington today. Goodie Two Shoes finished second while Middle Earth was third. The 165th running of the $10 million race
