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GREG Norman is poised to win his third British Open title, after claiming the lead in the third round at Royal Birkdale today.
OSCAR Freire took a stranglehold on the Tour de France's green jersey with a perfectly timed sprint to win stage 14.
AUSTRALIA'S Olympians were last night farewelled by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd at a Melbourne gala function that raised up to $1 million for Beijing.
FOR much of the second round of the British Open, you could have been transported back 20-odd years to the time of the "Great White Shark".
A CRACKDOWN on attacks on the football field is being backed by the Brumby Government.
EARNING the Tour de France's revered yellow jersey - the maillot jaune - was a painful exercise for Cadel Evans.
GREG Norman's surprise comeback to hold second place after two rounds at the British Open drew the admiration of his Australian peers yesterday.
GRANT Hackett has signalled his Beijing preparations are on target after falling short of his world record at the short-course championships.
HE dazzled us in footy boots and drew gasps off-field with blue snakeskin boots - perhaps this is how Ben Cousins will look in dancing shoes.
BRITON Mark Cavendish won his fourth stage in the Tour de France and Australia's Cadel Evans retained the overall lead yesterday.