Adrian Arciuli

On the eve of the final weekend of the 2022/23 IronMan and IronWoman Series, SBS Reporter Adrian Arciuli caught up with his former high school classmate Ali Day, who is seeking a fifth IronMan championship title.

Sadly, just two more matches remain at FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, with the third place play-off and the final set to serve up more drama to conclude a thrilling tournament.

On Sunday night local time in Qatar, legendary football commentator Martin Tyler, will call his 10th FIFA World Cup final, when Argentina takes on France at Lusail Iconic Stadium.

SBS News travelled to Qatar to question the human rights issues threatening to overshadow the world’s biggest football tournament, which kicks off on 21 November.

Adam Doueihi couldn't have asked for a better start to his international Rugby League career. The 19-year-old scored on debut for Lebanon in last weekend's win over France.

Australian sport stars are no strangers to hate on social media. Over the past few years a number of players have spoken out about the impact of abuse targeted at their racial, gender or sexual identity. AFLW player Tayla Harris was subjected to sexual abuse online from comments on a photo of her kicking a goal in 2019. A man who trolled NRL player Latrell Mitchell pleaded guilty to charges of using a carriage service to menace or harass and issued an unreserved apology in May 2021. And former…

World Cup Fans looks at some of the nations competing in the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, through the eyes of their fans in Australia.

Genevieve Beacom caught the world's attention last month - when she became the first woman to play in Australia's professional baseball league. Now the 17-year-old pitcher from Victoria has set her sights on the US and continuing her trailblazing path in the world's premier competition.

EXCLUSIVE: Afghan women will not be permitted to play sports, including cricket, which will "expose their bodies" or expose them to the media.

EXCLUSIVE: The captain of Afghanistan women’s football team, Shabnam Mobarez, has shed light on an evacuation flight organised by the Australian government, which allowed more than 70 people to flee Kabul and escape the Taliban.