Knight's Choice's win in the Melbourne Cup stuns almost everyone at Flemington, including the jockey, as the favourites fall by the wayside.
Australian-bred horse Knight's Choice has stunned a strong international contingent to win the 2024 Melbourne Cup.
The Melbourne Cup has changed greatly in 30 years, but some things remain the same. Just ask three-time cup-winning jockey Kerrin McEvoy.
The Diamonds are swept aside in Perth by 18 goals, as New Zealand clinch the Constellation Cup with one game to go.
Days after a trackwork accident that nearly put her out of the race, Via Sistina breaks Winx's track record by nearly two seconds to win the Cox Plate, giving jockey James McDonald his 100th Group 1 win.
The Swans hoped the thrashing by Geelong in the 2022 grand final was a one-off, but their latest thumping by Brisbane reveals a worrying pattern that will no doubt add to the soul-searching at Sydney.
Twelve months on from a devastating loss at the MCG, coach Chris Fagan and his Lions deliver the perfect send-off to a rollercoaster season that could have been the script of a glossy TV drama.
The Swans, Power, Cats and Lions are the last four teams standing this AFL season, but will it be personnel, tactics, mindset, venue or something else that will be the keys to their respective finals?
Australia finishes the swimming and athletics programs at the Paris Paralympics with a string of medals, as Australian para-canoeist Curtis McGrath wins the kayak single 200 KL2 title for the third straight Games.
The 18-year-old broke down into tears during an emotional post-swim interview in one of the most memorable moments at the Paris Paralympics.
Ryley Batt has been a great of wheelchair rugby for two decades, and the Australian star has had an almost-magical combination with teammate Chris Bond for four Paralympics. Batt finished with bronze in Paris, and it's time to be thankful for his brilliant Paralympic career, writes Andrew McGarry.
Just three years after being in a coma, Alexa Leary has starred in the mixed 4x100m medley relay final to help Australia win the gold medal.
Australia has enjoyed its most successful day of the Paris Paralympics, winning 10 medals across para swimming, para rowing, para cycling and para athletics.
Para table tennis duo Li Na Lei and Qian Yang have won gold in the women's doubles WD20 at the Paralympics on another successful day for the Australian team in Paris.
The French colours are everywhere you look for the opening ceremony, a local DJ gets his playlist spot on, and the Australians are worth the wait when they hit the Champs-Élysées. Here are your quick hits from Paris.
The Paralympics are underway in Paris after a stirring Opening Ceremony on the Place de la Concorde and along the Champs-Elysées, with Australia's team led by flag-bearers Brenden Hall and Madison de Rozario.
Port Adelaide's Dan Houston is facing a big suspension after his Showdown hit on Izak Rankine, while Carlton, Hawthorn and Western Bulldogs get big boost to their finals chances.
The Power's Dan Houston may miss the finals after his high bump on Izak Rankine left the Crows star concussed during Saturday night's Showdown at Adelaide Oval.
Essendon's slim chances of snaring a finals berth are dashed, as the Sydney Swans all but secure the AFL minor premiership with a 39-point triumph at Docklands.
Tom Cruise abseils into the Olympic stadium in a symbolic handing over of the Games from Paris to Los Angeles, in a star-studded closing ceremony.
Nina Kennedy wins the pole vault title to claim Australia's fourth gold medal of the day and mark the Paris Olympics as our most golden Games in history.
At just 14 years of age, Arisa Trew shows cools nerves to win the women's park final and eclipse a milestone that has stood since the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, while Australia sets a world record in track cycling's team pursuit.
Noémie Fox storms to victory in the women's kayak cross final, as Jack Robinson makes the surfing final and Armand Duplantis breaks the pole vault record.
Nicola Olyslagers and Eleanor Patterson have secured silver and bronze for Australia in the high jump, while Noah Lyles has claimed 100m gold by the barest of margins.
Ariarne Titmus, Mollie O'Callaghan, Lani Pallister and Brianna Throssell put in a dominant performance to claim another gold for Australia in the pool. Look back at how day six of the Paris Olympics unfolded in our live blog.