Serbia’s Novak Djokovic says he wants to "move on" as he returned to Australia a year on from his infamous

sticks with you, that stays with you for, I guess, the rest of your life".Speaking about his return to Australia

I have always felt very good in Australia, I have always played my best tennis and I have had a lot of

there, so I hope to live another great Australian summer".Following a legal battle after arriving in Australia

year’s edition following his deportation.Tournament director Craig Tiley said: "Novak is welcome in Australia

Tiley added he was confident that Djokovic would get a good reception when he takes to the court in Australia

The International Basketball Federation's (FIBA) Players' Commission has expressed concerns about the staging of group matches in Lille at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

meeting, the FIBA Players' Commission praised the organisation of the Women's Basketball World Cup in Australia

The United States House of Representatives has passed a bill that ensures that men and women are to be compensated equally for their respective performances in sport, following on from a long campaign for this to be implemented in football.

2020, England and Brazil confirmed it would pay its teams equally at major tournaments too, joining Australia

Italian tennis player Camila Giorgi is being investigated on suspicion of providing a false COVID-19 vaccination status in order to not face travel restrictions.

medical grounds, but also claimed to have not travelled abroad in the two weeks prior to coming to Australia

Commonwealth Games champion Jason Smith and Olympic medallist Trish Fallon have been appointed by Basketball Australia

Australian grandmaster Kim Seng has been awarded the Kukkiwon ninth dan at World Taekwondo's headquarters in Seoul.

honoured at the award ceremony, of whom seven were from South Korea, two from Belgium and one from Australia

Argentina has been re-allocated next year's World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) Under-23 Men's Softball World Cup.

December 23, 2022Japan and Singapore are set to compete from Asia, Czech Republic and Israel from Europe, Australia

Consecutive events in Australia are set to mark the start of the International Cycling Union (UCI) Mountain

The Solomon Islands 2023 Pacific Games Organising Committee has secured a SBD1 million (£100,000/$120,000/€116,000) sponsorship deal with Solomon Breweries.

Solomon Islands has experienced difficulty in funding the Games but has received financial support from Australia

Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) President Ben Nunoo Mensah has urged the nation's Government to diversify its sports focus away from football, claiming smaller sports are at risk of dying out if strategy is not changed.

then came at Barcelona 1992, ironically in football when the men's team had won the bronze by beating Australia

English cyclist Matt Walls has confirmed he has fully recovered from a precarious crash at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, which saw him propelled over the barrier into the crowd.

brought down Isle of Man's Matt Bostock, Barbados' Jamol Eastmond, Derek Gee from Canada, Josh Duffy of Australia

A total of six athletes from Britain have been shortlisted for the Deaf Sports Personality of the Year award for 2022, varying from hammer throwers and cricketers, to mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters and futsal players.

victory in the first Deaf Ashes and hit 52 runs not out in the first one-day international (ODI) with Australia

The Brisbane based design agency VMLY&R has been selected to produce the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic emblems and the supporting "visual brand strategy" often known as the "look" of the Games.

We know how important this opportunity is to the people of Brisbane, Queensland, and Australia."

The emblem for Sydney 2000, the last Olympics held in Australia, incorporated a "flash" in "Sydney blue

The Solomon Islands 2023 Pacific Games Organising Committee has put out a request for interested parties to help supply and deliver sporting equipment for the event.

Solomon Islands has experienced difficulty in funding the Games but has received financial support from Australia

Former Australian Curling Federation (ACF) President Kim Forge has been elected to the Board of the World Curling Federation (WCF), becoming the replacement for Sweden's Catherine Lindahl.

Kim Forge oversaw Australia competing at the Winter Olympics for the first time in curling, at Beijing

new head of the organisation, replacing the retiring Kate Caithness.As an athlete, Forge represented Australia