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‘They’re quite close’: Photographer explains magic behind this shot
When a photographer sets up at some of the world’s biggest sporting events, there’s a lot more to it than just point and click.
Cycling
Cycling community ‘filled with anger’ over rising star’s death
Finlay Tarling died following an accident that occurred during the eighth stage of a race in Portugal, his team said.
Storm in a B-cup? ‘Bra-gate’ rocks Tour de France Femmes
The Tour de France Femmes has been rocked by allegations competitors are deliberately exaggerating their bust sizes to improve aerodynamics.
Aussies dominate medal count as 76yo makes Comm Games history
76-year-old Louise Hoskins became the oldest ever Commonwealth Games gold medallist on the final day of competition in Glasgow with victory in the para women’s pairs.
Closing Ceremony as it happened: Aussie superstar Delta Goodrem shines on Glasgow stage
The Closing Ceremony in Glasgow was opened by Australian music icon Delta Goodrem, who sung an Aussie classic to the Scottish crowd.
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Commonwealth Games as it happened: Australia finishes top with insane tally of medals
Australia has dominated its Commonwealth Games rivals with 171 medals.
Teeth go missing, stretcher called as nasty crash rocks Comm Games
A Malaysian cyclist was stretchered off the track and another lost his teeth in a horrific crash that marred Tom Cornish’s silver medal in the velodrome.
Commonwealth Games AS IT HAPPENED: Aussie cyclist ‘robbed’ of medal as DQ controversy hits; Kennedy beaten to pole vault gold
Welcome to nine.com.au’s live coverage of day eight at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
‘Inhumane’: Aussie cyclist ‘robbed’ of medal shot as fury erupts
AusCycling has expressed its extreme disappointment after cyclists Felicity Wilson-Haffenden and Sophie Edwards were disqualified in the track cycling women’s individual pursuit.
Aussie champ’s cheeky reply to exiled defector’s ‘Hogwarts’ sledge
Leigh Hoffman had a cheeky retort for a Harry Potter-themed sledge by exiled defector Matthew Richardson as he soaked up Commonwealth Games glory.