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  1. Live: Horton wins Australia's first gold as swimmers hit the water

    Mack Horton defeats Chinese rival Sun Yang after a nail-biting finish to the 400 metres men's freestyle. Follow our live blog for all the latest action.

  2. Aussies open Rio medal account with archery bronze

    Australia wins its first medal of the Rio Olympics with its men's archery team claiming bronze over China at the Sambodromo.

  3. Campbell sisters put Australia in prime position for women's relay gold

    Sisters Cate and Bronte Campbell mow down their 4x100m relay opposition to set a new Olympic record time in qualifying for this lunchtime's final, while 20-year-old Victorian Mack Horton is second-fastest into the men's 400m freestyle decider.

  4. Surveying the wreckage after Australia's humiliating loss to Sri Lanka

    Australia was wiped off the field by Sri Lanka in less than half the allotted time. It was urgent and relentless, a slow-motion avalanche, people running in treacle but without the time to think.

  5. Aussie John Millman makes history in Rio, scoring first Olympic double-bagel win

    Australian tennis player John Millman becomes the first player to win an Olympic tennis match 6-0, 6-0 on day one in Rio.

  6. Syrian refugee wins 100m butterfly heat in Rio debut

    Yusra Mardini is the first of the Olympic Refugee Team in action, but the 100m butterfly heats in Rio are a life away from where the Syrian started.

  7. Inspirational Tapper creates Australian history at Rio Olympics

    Melissa Tapper is hesitant to describe herself as a role model, but that's what she's become as the first Australian to compete at both the Olympics and Paralympics.

  8. Blast, bullet shot through media tent make for troubled start in Rio

    The Rio Olympics gets off to a troubled start after a loud blast erupts near the cycling race's finish line and a bullet rips through the media tent at the equestrian venue.

  9. Australia slumps to humiliating series loss to Sri Lanka in Galle

    Sri Lanka finishes its rout of Australia, winning the second Test in Galle by 229 runs to hand the tourists a disheartening series loss.

  10. Storm hold off Rabbitohs in golden-point win

    Cameron Smith boots Melbourne to a 15-14 golden-point victory over South Sydney at AAMI Park.

  11. Dogs edge Roos in finals-moulding showdown

    The Western Bulldogs show their fighting spirit to return to the AFL winners' list, defeating North Melbourne by 14 points at Docklands Stadium.

  12. Dees stun Hawks by 29 in massive AFL boilover

    Melbourne shocks premiership favourite Hawthorn at the MCG, recording a 29-point win to blow the race for the AFL's top four wide open.

Features

  1. Best medal hopes

    Find out who is our next most likely Olympian to pick up a medal.

  2. Opening ceremony top five

    The top five moments from the Rio opening ceremony that got social media talking.

  3. Green-themed ceremony

    A rallying cry to save the planet from environmental destruction launched the Olympic Games as Rio de Janeiro put on a glittering opening carnival.

  4. Greatest Olympic moments quiz

    Test your knowledge of iconic Olympic moments.

  5. Has the handball at Rio got you thinking 'sign me up'?

    After every Olympics, Australia's handball scene sees a surge in new players and spectators. This time around, organisers are planning to capitalise on the interest with a new national league.

  6. Olympic torch parades through Rio ahead of Games

    There was samba dancing, a crying mayor, mild protests and even a torch bearer wrestled to the ground by a swarm of excitable police officers as the torch relay saw Olympics fever grip Rio de Janeiro.

  7. From garage to the Games

    Take a look at Heming Hu's journey from the family garage to the Olympic Games.

  8. Five ways the Olympics aren't always fair

    As we marvel at the ways the human body can be trained and manipulated, it's worth keeping a little perspective.

  9. Olympic Refugee Team overcomes hardship

    For the members of the first Olympic Refugee Team, simply competing in Rio is the greatest accomplishment of all.

  10. Australia's Olympic threads over the years

    Buffy Gorrilla unpicks the creation of Australia's 2016 Rio Olympic kit and revisits some of our more memorable uniforms from past games.

  11. Olympic mavericks

    Often the Olympic stories which stay in our memories are the ones that transcend sport. The following athletes will be remembered not just for their sporting achievements, but for changing perceptions.

  12. More memorable moments

    Australia's recent Olympic history has ranged from stunning failure and even shame to moments that seemed to transcend sport and captured the nation's (and the world's) attention.

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Cricket

  1. Shield to offer pink ball practice

    Australia's Test cricket stars will get two chances to play with the pink ball before the day-night Tests against South Africa and Pakistan this summer.

  2. CA boosts women's cricket

    Cricket Australia commits to investing $4 million in women's grassroots cricket after a summer of unprecedented participation and support.

  3. MCC wants bat reduction

    The MCC world cricket committee recommends a reduction in size of cricket bats by October 2017, saying the "the balance between bat and ball has changed".

  4. Smith gets Wisden gong

    Steve Smith is named one of Wisden's Cricketers of the Year after shining for Australia in a losing effort in last year's Ashes series.

AFL

  1. Dogs edge Roos

    The Western Bulldogs show their fighting spirit to return to the AFL winners' list, defeating North Melbourne by 14 points at Docklands Stadium.

  2. Giants overcome Suns

    Greater Western Sydney is forced to work extremely hard to beat Gold Coast and keep alive its AFL top-two hopes.

  3. Dees stun Hawks

    Melbourne shocks premiership favourite Hawthorn at the MCG, recording a 29-point win to blow the race for the AFL's top four wide open.

  4. Tigers v Magpies

    Richmond emerge from a week of turmoil to score a pressure-relieving 15-point win over Collingwood.

Rugby League

  1. Rabbits fall short

    Cameron Smith boots Melbourne to a 15-14 golden-point victory over South Sydney at AAMI Park.

  2. Sharks finally lose

    Cronulla's 16-game unbeaten run comes to an end as red-hot Canberra wins 30-14 at Shark Park.

  3. Bulldogs battle past Knights, pushing Newcastle's losing streak to 14

    Newcastle stages a second-half fight back against Canterbury but ultimately falls 28-14 for its 14th-straight NRL loss.

  4. Eels triumph over Sea Eagles

    Michael Gordon's 78th-minute penalty goal gives Parramatta a 10-9 NRL win at Pirtek Stadium and puts a massive dent in Manly's slim finals aspirations.

Rugby Union

  1. Hurricanes down Lions for maiden Super Rugby crown

    The Hurricanes end a 20-year wait as they claim their maiden Super Rugby title with a 20-3 victory over the Lions.

  2. Lealiifano diagnosed with leukaemia

    Brumbies co-captain and Wallabies back Christian Lealiifano is diagnosed with leukaemia.

  3. Wallabies squad announced

    Nick Frisby, Luke Morahan and Toby Smith are the three Wallabies axed from Michael Cheika's 33-man Rugby Championship squad.

  4. Men's sevens cautious approach

    With potentially eight gold medal contenders at Rio, Australian men's rugby sevens team is making no apologies for taking things "one match at a time".

Football

  1. The rise of Emily Van Egmond

    Emily Van-Egmond is praised as one of the most technically gifted women's footballers Australia has produced.

  2. Why we love to hate Ronaldo

    Cristiano Ronaldo is able to draw the ire of football fans even while getting injured, but perhaps it's time to appreciate one of the game's greats, warts and all.

  3. Portugal fans celebrate

    Emotional Portugal fans take to the streets of Sydney's inner west to celebrate their team's Euro 2016 championship win.

  4. 'Positive talks'

    Football Federation Australia chief executive David Gallop met with Tim Cahill's management on Wednesday and also spoke to the veteran Socceroos striker about an impending A-League deal with Melbourne City.

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