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‘It’s bigger than just coach and athlete’: Jess Hull’s family ties bind an Olympic dream

Australian middle-distance runner is building on a 1500m silver medal at Paris 2024 after making a bold move to return to being coached by her dad

At home with Jakob Ingebrigtsen: ‘I’ve fed my obsession my whole life’

In an exclusive interview at his home in Norway, athletics’ ‘iron man’ tells Sean Ingle why his career feels like ‘99% losses’ and why he believes he can break world records from 1500m to the marathon

‘You can’t just remove the cloud’: US sprinting’s reckoning before LA 2028

Once a nearly man of US sprinting, Marvin Bracy-Williams’ ban has exposed a sport gripped by doping, distrust and whispered betrayals

Jess Hull steers Australia to relay gold at world cross-country championships in US

Middle-distance track stars team up to claim victory in mixed relay in Florida

Travball emerges, athletics surges, Brisbane basks in success: Australia’s biggest sporting moments of 2025

An Ashes-defining intervention, an NRL showstopper, and new hope forced on the AFL are among our writers’ great moments in Australian sports this year

Piastri intrigue, Picklum magic and Gout goes global: reflections on a year of Australian sport

Australians shone on the global stage in 2025, while there was more myth-making and dynasties born closer to home

Gout Gout turns 18 as whirlwind year ends amid high hopes for even faster 2026

Athletics’ breakout star of 2025 is taking a gap year before university and says the break will help him focus more on the track

‘As perfect as it can get’: pole vault superstar Mondo Duplantis on his stellar 2025

The world record holder tells Sean Ingle about his stellar year, that viral kiss and why he’s serious about music

Global anti-doping chief admits drugs cheats in sport are escaping detection

One of the most senior figures in global anti-doping has warned that too many drug cheats in sport are evading detection – and criticised the current system as ‘ineffective’

Sabastian Sawe: the marathon star on a mission to be drug tested as much as possible

This year’s London Marathon winner deserves credit for offering more than enough proof he is clean while setting a new standard for other athletes to follow

Alex Yee runs second fastest British marathon time to trail only Mo Farah

Alex Yee, the Olympic triathlon champion, has become the second-fastest British marathon runner ever with a stunning 2:06:38 run in Valencia

‘Your column was very unfair’: what happened when I met World Athletics CEO

John Ridgeon believes I was downbeat about state of his sport. He may have a point … so we thrashed out our differences

Duplantis wins top award and takes aim at Grand Slam Track’s exclusion of field events

Armand Duplantis capped a remarkable 2025, in which he broke four world records and won a world title, by being named World Athletics’ male athlete of the year

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