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Australian cyclist Carly Hibberd killed in tragic accident

Australian cyclist Carly Hibberd killed in tragic accident

Cycling Australia has been rocked by the sudden death of Carly Hibberd in a tragic training accident in Italy. .

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    A record 25 000 athletes over four outstanding events, a race record and an African athlete victory could be what is needed for Queensland's Gold Coast to win the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

  • Stoner holds on to third

    Australian rider Casey Stoner's lead in the MotoGP championship race has been reduced to 19 points after clinging on to third in Mugello overnight.

  • NBA Lockout – Another Game, another shame, the greed continues

    For months a large cloud was looming and this week it arrived. The first NBA lockout in thirteen years has so many different ramifications for so many different people.

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    The Australian Sports Commission is looking to women to take leading positions in sports management and coaching and is backing up their words with money.

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    NASA and its space technology filters down to the Aircraft industry which filters down to the Motor Racing industry, then the Motor Racing industry\'s technology filters down to the motor vehicle industry and now we\'re being told that the electric car might not be as \'green\' as we\'ve led to believe.

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    When revelations that Western Bulldogs player Justin Sherman uttered racially vilifying comments to the Gold Coast player last Saturday, the AFL hierarchy must have wondered if the AFL had stepped back into the early 1990's.

  • Stevie Wonder inspires Special Olympians

    "I think we're home," declared Dr. Timothy P. Shriver, Chairman and CEO of Special Olympics as he welcomed 10,000 athletes and coaches to the 2011 Special Olympics being held in Athens, Greece for the next two weeks.

  • Australia's elite athletes head to Olympics

    Australia's elite special Olympians have jetted out to Greece to take on the world at the Special Olympics World Summer Games.

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    The AFL, and all other major sporting bodies across the country, face a headache that is not likely to go away any time soon.

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    With the 2011-2012 season in grave danger of not going ahead I thought we might look at a different perspective of the NFL lockout.