Hannah Kennelly is an award-winning sports reporter and Formula 1 writer at The Age.
Phoenix Management, the player agency run by Essendon premiership hero Scott Lucas, has been fined for breaching rules relating to young players.
The alleged message followed a long dispute between the Kyneton women’s team and the Riddell District Football Netball League, after the women’s side defected from Kyneton Football Netball Club last year.
Two races into 2026, McLaren’s dominance of last season is a distant memory. They are no longer the frontrunners, and there’s now a five-week gap in the race schedule for them to get things right.
After an extraordinary 427 games, Collingwood veteran Scott Pendlebury has been served a career-first, one-match suspension for an incident during Saturday night’s loss to Adelaide.
After crashing out of his home grand prix, the Australian’s bad luck continues after car issues in Shanghai. He and his teammate Norris were ruled out of the Chinese Grand Prix before it had begun.
Former Essendon captain Dyson Heppell, AFLW champion Erin Phillips and netballer Amy Parmenter describe their experiences with disordered eating.
Recap all the news, action and talking points from the season’s first Formula 1 grand prix from Albert Park.
A crestfallen Oscar Piastri apologised to fans who turned up hoping to see an Australian on the podium for the first time in the event’s 30-year history at Albert Park.
The former Port Adelaide AFLW coach worries her decision to step away will be perceived as an admission that women “can’t do all the things”. It’s not.
Australian Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday at Albert Park – low fuel, one lap, gloves off, sandbags discarded – was where F1’s annual phoney war was set to stop.