Socceroos great Tim Cahill is ready for whatever role Ange Postecoglou has planned for him as he prepares to face the team he’s produced some of his biggest moments against.
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Sydney Kings comeback not good enough as Brisbane Bullets cap perfect weekend
The Brisbane Bullets ruined the Sydney Kings’ season-opener and capped a perfect start to their own NBL campaign with a tense 77-73 win last night at Qudos Bank Arena.
Fell Swoop finishes third to Star Turn in Schillaci Stakes
Canberra trainer Matthew Dale to decide where to next.
A-League: 10-man Melbourne City hold off Wellington Phoenix for 1-0 win
Melbourne City have shaken off a second-half red card and battled to a gritty 1-0 win over the Phoenix in their A-League season opener at Wellington’s Westpac Stadium.
Canberra Vikings still alive despite Perth Spirit loss in NRC
Vikings need results to go their way to make the NRC semi-finals.
Bathurst 1000: Jamie Whincup claims pole with ragged-edge shootout run
If six-time Supercars champion Jamie Whincup doesn’t regain his Bathurst 1000 crown after three near misses in a row, it won’t be for lack of giving it his all. Again. As usual.
Who gets your vote for the Canberra Sport Awards' People's Sporting Champion?
Is captaining the local club to their most successful season in almost twenty years enough to earn your vote as men’s sport’s athlete of the year?
Cricket: Outgoing Canberra Raiders half Sam Williams set for rep cricket debut
As departing Canberra Raider Sam Williams packs his bags for the northern hemisphere, in will go all the essentials – warm clothes, football boots, and a cricket bat.
Nick Kyrgios bidding for third ATP singles title after reaching Japan Open final
Tokyo Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios is into the final of the Japan Open after beating Frenchman Gael Monfils 6-4 6-4 in their seim-final in Tokyo on Saturday.
WNBL: Capitals eclipsed by Rangers
The new-look Canberra Capitals fell agonisingly short in their WNBL season opener against the Dandenong Rangers Saturday afternoon, 69-71.