The man who set up the hated Nigerian police unit, Sars, accused of human rights abuses, has told the BBC that he feels "sad" and "guilty" about what the agency has become. "Sars of today is not the same Sars I established in 1984,

Rory Sloane was the best Crow on the ground in Adelaide’s narrow loss to Fremantle on Saturday according to coaches Brenton Sanderson and Ross Lyon. A wet-weather specialist, Sloane polled seven coaches votes after collecting 30 possessions (15 contested),

Goolwa-trained Behemoth’s favourable barrier draw for $15 million The Everest at Randwick on Saturday has ignited heavy support for the gelding. Trainer David Jolly was extremely satisfied with barrier two and punters immediately responded to the draw on Monday night,

Rumours always circulate at this time of the year and star Melbourne midfielder Clayton Oliver has been mentioned as a player who could possibly want a trade. Oliver, who is contracted for 2021 with the Demons,

I don't think the Raiders have the structure to out-play the Melbourne Storm. But they can create an unstructured defensive line by running hard and throwing offloads. Look for John Bateman, Elliot Whitehead,

The guessing game over Cameron Smith's future will continue for at least another week after Melbourne overpowered Canberra 30-10 to become the first team to book a 2020 NRL grand final berth. The evergreen Smith, 37, may not have announced whether this …

Coach Tim Coyle said he hoped the return of Burnie batsman Brodie Hayes would revitalise the team's batting as a whole. "He was our leading run-scorer last year so that'll be a good addition," Coyle said.

It was a bridge too far for the Canberra Raiders. A long, tough year finally took its toll. Unfortunately, they saved their worst game for their last against a ferocious Melbourne Storm, going down 30-10 at Suncorp Stadium on Friday night. The Raiders …

IT MIGHT be hard to imagine, but there was a time when the Great Race wasn't on the Bathurst sporting calendar.

THE SUGGESTION last Thursday marked the darkest day in Australian sport was a "hysterical" response to the ACC's drugs report that was sparked, at least partly, by the Federal Government, COMPPS executive director Malcolm Speed says.