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Australian champion, Olympian and Ngarrindjeri woman Marissa Williamson Pohlman recently retired from boxing, saying goodbye to the sport which "Cost me. Blood, sweat and tears".
First Nations people please be advised this article speaks of racially discriminating moments in history, including the distress and death of First Nations people, and uses potentially distressing ter...
Chuffed to be his new coach, Berrick Barnes has revealed how even Springboks and All Blacks greats "hero-worshipped" Mark Nawaqanitawase upon his arrival in Japan.
Proposed changes to the Northern Territory's sexual offence suppression laws must protect victim-survivors' rights, privacy and safety, rather than expose them to further harm, advocates and experts h...
Students at Magandjin's (Brisbane) Murri School are gaining hands-on hospitality and business experience through Cuppaderlah, a student-run coffee cart established with support from Queensland Country...
Danny Green has applauded Jai Opetaia's decision to fight Deontay Wilder at heavyweight even if the former world champion still possesses a right hand that could "knock over a tank".
Less than half of First Nations children who broke the law were not given the opportunity to change their behaviour, despite police discretion to not refer them to court.
Parramatta's marquee off-season recruit Spencer Leniu is poised to miss the first two games of the 2027 campaign - including the Eels trip to Las Vegas - after being sinbinned in Samoa's World Cup sem...
Finding Justice: From Courtroom to Country, the new book from Distinguished Professor Larissa Behrendt AO released last week, explores "what real justice means, and what it might yet become".
The Cook Islands are behind newly adopted rugby league national team eligibility rules to support small nations to have a larger pool of players at their disposal to pull on the jumper.
Payne Haas is playing down talk he can prove the Daly Cherry-Evans-like missing link that propels South Sydney from finals also-rans to NRL premiers in 2027.
Nelson Asofa-Solomona will consult his team before deciding whether to pursue claims of racial taunting against him in the wild aftermath to the Big Nasty's devastating victory over Paul Gallen.
The Pacific has risen, but rugby league's new breeding grounds must still go to another level in order to take a World Cup away from the sport's traditional powers.