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The sporting highs and lows of 2018 - including lows that may turn out to be highs, and vice versa…

  • The Big Read

As we move towards the close of another hectic, controversial, spectacular, worrying (please employ another five or so random adjectives of your choice, to taste) sporting year it is clear that we have had some very obvious highs and, yes, some very clear lows.

The ancient stories told by the people of Australia tell us that even though we are far away, we are

go to the netball final at the Gold Coast Games, where England beat the home world number one team Australia




IWRF to launch strategic plan next year as it targets Asian multi-sports events

  • Wheelchair Rugby News

The International Wheelchair Rugby Federation (IWRF) will liaise with World Rugby in the New Year to develop a strategic plan as it seeks to introduce itself to Asian multi-sport events in the next four years.

chairman of World Rugby ©IWRFJapan are the current wheelchair rugby world champions, shocking hosts Australia


Australian Olympic taekwondo champion asks athletes for help with PhD

  • Member National Association and Continental Unions News

Australian Olympic taekwondo champion Lauren Burns has asked her fellow athletes for help in gaining a postgraduate qualification.

says completing the survey will help athletes plan for the future.The governing body of taekwondo in Australia


FIH signs partnership agreement with Global Sports Commerce

  • Hockey

The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has signed a partnership agreement with sports technology and management company Global Sports Commerce (GSC) for a duration of four years.

in Singapore, GSC has a worldwide presence with offices in 16 cities, across 10 countries including Australia


WBSC confirm qualifiers for second edition of Premier12

  • Baseball and Softball

The World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) have confirmed the 12 qualified nations for the second edition of their Premier12 event.

Taipei and Cuba secured places at the event, as the top five teams in the current rankings.Mexico, Australia





Six gold medals for United States as FINA World Short Course Championships ends

  • Swimming

The United States dominated the final day of action at the International Swimming Federation (FINA) World Short Course Championships in Hangzhou, winning six of the 10 scheduled finals.

set by the Dutch in 1:34.24, but they could not match that this time, settling for silver in 1:34.55.Australia


Belgium and The Netherlands to fight for gold at FIH Men's Hockey World Cup after contrasting last four clashes

  • Hockey

Belgium will play The Netherlands in the final of the International Hockey Federation Men's World Cup in Bhubaneswar in India after two contrasting last four ties today.

Kalinga Stadium, before European gold medallists The Netherlands surpassed the defending champions Australia

The second semi-final between The Netherlands and Australia was a repeat of the last final in 2014.In

So while today's two winners will go head-to-head for gold tomorrow, England and Australia will also


Gold medals evenly shared on FINA World Short Course Championships day five

  • Swimming

Such is the high standard of swimming on show at the International Swimming Federation's World Short Course Championships in Hangzhou, after four days of action today was the first not to feature a world record.

China win the women's 4x200m freestyle relay ©Getty ImagesSilver went to Thomas Fraser-Holmes from Australia

breaststroke.She finished just in front of Katie Meili from the US who touched the wall in 1:03.63, while Australia



Philip Barker: Has 2018 been the year of women's sport?

  • Inside the Blogs

In the New Year, former television executive Susanna Dinnage succeeds Richard Scudamore at the helm of what she describes as "the pinnacle of professional sport". When it was announced, her appointment to head the Premier League was widely welcomed.

 In light of the success of the Women's Big Bash in Australia, the authorities in India could do