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Efficient Magpies setting hot pace
HOT PIES: Nick Daicos is having a stellar debut season adding to Collingwood's on-field success which could see the Mapgies as a premiership contender. Picture: Getty Images
Howard Kotton
Muswellbrook trainer Jan Bowen beats the odds at Randwick with Casino Kid
Craig Kerry
CASHING IN: Sam Clipperton on Casino Kid, right, move past the David Atkins-trained Contributingfactor to win on Saturday. Picture: Getty Images
Opinion
Who wants to be greyhound racing's next millionaire?
Wayne Billett, Deputy-Ceo of Greyhound Racing Nsw
The Coonamble Carnival is back in its regular slot of the October long weekend. Photo: Supplied
Sprinters and stayers running for state titles
Good Odds Cash a leading candidate in the National Sprint Championships. Photo: Supplied
More than just GAP ambassadors
Michael Cowley
Ambassadors Harry Garside (left) and Tim Cahill at the opening of the new Greyhounds as Pets facility at Richmond. Photo Chris Pavlich
Kiwi Parker to fight Joyce in eliminator
Joseph Parker (l) hopes to line up a title rematch against Anthony Joshua (r) by beating Joe Joyce. (AP PHOTO)
Opinion
It's all about the long game for the Blues this season
Rohan Connolly
CHALLENGE: Carlton has a battle on its hands to make the top eight. Picture: Mark Brake/Getty Images
Opinion
MCG hoodoo continues to haunt the Brisbane Lions
Howard Kotton
HOODOO: The Lions reign supreme at their Gabba fortress, but they must be able to win at the MCG. Picture: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images
National Sport
AFL Crows hierarchy apology in open letter
AFL club Adelaide have apologised to Eddie Betts in an open letter to Crows members. (Richard Wainwright/AAP PHOTOS)
Alex Mitchell • 25m ago
Scans clear Cat Dangerfield of calf injury
Justin Chadwick and Alex Mitchell • 1hr ago
Collingwood ruck Brodie Grundy has been ruled out for the rest of the season with an ankle injury. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)
Hannah Green commits to Australian Open
Darren Walton • 1hr ago
Hannah Green, winner of the 2019 Women's US PGA Championship, will compete in the Australian Open. (AP PHOTO)

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