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1:00 AM | Glenn Turner is ready to stake his claim for the London Olympics after recovering well from his first hit-out for the Kookaburras following hip surgery.
1:00 AM | A relaxed Lauren Boden has hurdled herself within touching distance of the London Olympics and is confident fast conditions in Perth will help her achieve her goal.
1:00 AM | Kerrin McEvoy is looking to next month's World Cup night in Dubai with great anticipation after being given the nod by Sheikh Mohammed to ride star colts Sepoy and Helmet.
1:00 AM | Manchester United staged a stunning fightback from three goals down as Javier Hernandez's late equaliser rescued a dramatic 3-3 draw against Chelsea in one of the games of the season.
1:00 AM | Manly coach Geoff Toovey has described David Williams ''as good as new'' after the winger recovered from a broken neck in time to be named in Manly's World Club Challenge squad yesterday.
1:00 AM | Wallabies prop James Slipper will attack the Super Rugby pre-season with extra hunger and confidence as the pain from missing Queensland's grand final triumph still burns. Slipper was
1:00 AM | Scott Sio arrived deep in the Northern Territory like a giant from another world, but the budding ACT Brumbies prop left Jabiru Area School as king of the kids yesterday.
1:00 AM | Australian Rugby Union chief John O'Neill has called on the four other Australian Super clubs to follow the example of the Queensland Reds and dramatically boost home crowds.
1:00 AM | Eli Manning delivered the New York Giants another Super Bowl triumph over the New England Patriots with the same cool-under-pressure style that has become his trademark.
1:00 AM | Alberto Contador will become only the second Tour de France winner to be stripped of his victory in the world's biggest bike race.
1:00 AM | A swashbuckling 78 by NSW discard Nic Maddinson handed the Blues' Futures League team the upper hand against the ACT Comets at Blacktown yesterday.
1:00 AM | Ben Hilfenhaus was selected as Brett Lee's replacement in the Australian one-day side yesterday.
1:00 AM | Cricket Australia and the NRL are set to go to war over Channel Nine's Friday night prime-time slot for March 2.
1:00 AM | Canberra coach David Furner will today name his strongest available squad, including the Raiders' four All Stars representatives, for the club's opening trial match against Melbourne.
1:00 AM | Matthew Wade's hot start to his international career could see him and senior wicketkeeper Brad Haddin both play in the same team during the tri-series.
Raiders close in on signing Dugan
1:00 AM | The Canberra Raiders are growing more confident by the day they will re-sign Josh Dugan after the star fullback gave every indication yesterday he didn't plan on leaving.
1:00 AM | ACT Brumbies flyhalf Zack Holmes has put his hand up to fill Matt Giteau's goalkicking shoes.
Let children roam the web, cyber safety expert urges
1:00 AM | Parents shouldn't stalk their children online, warns Danah Boyd, a leading US cyber safety expert visiting Australia to lecture on teens' online privacy.
Nobel winner says maths counts
1:00 AM | Mathematics teachers need to be better trained, better teachers, and better paid, according to Australia's newest Nobel Laureate Professor Brian Schmidt.
1:00 AM | The ACT has fought its way back from being one of the worst retail performers to record the best Christmas boost to sales in the country, new figures show.
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