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Melbourne earthquake: Late-night tremor rattles Victoria | Magnitude 4.8 earthquake rattles Melbo…

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Melbourne earthquake: Late-night tremor rattles Victoria

An earthquake in the early hours of Saturday has rattled Melbourne and regional Victoria.

Geoscience Australia reported a magnitude 4.8 quake was recorded just after 2am with an epicentre near the South Gippsland town of Leongatha, about 135 kilometres south-east of Melbourne.

More than 10,000 “felt reports” had already been lodged with GeoScience Australia by 2.30am.

The federal government agency reported the tremor had a depth of 10 metres.

The Victoria State Emergency Service also confirmed the tremor and alerted crews.

A community information notice was published on VicEmergency and reported the earthquake occurred at 2.01am.

“There is no immediate threat to the community and no action is required,” it said.

Magnitude 4.8 earthquake rattles Melbourne, Victoria

An earthquake in the early hours of Saturday has rattled Melbourne and regional Victoria.

Geoscience Australia reported a magnitude 4.8 quake was recorded just after 2am with an epicentre near the South Gippsland town of Leongatha, about 135 kilometres south-east of Melbourne.

More than 10,000 “felt reports” had already been lodged with GeoScience Australia by 2.30am.

The federal government agency reported the tremor had a depth of 10 metres.

The Victoria State Emergency Service also confirmed the tremor and alerted crews.

A community information notice was published on VicEmergency and reported the earthquake occurred at 2.01am.

“There is no immediate threat to the community and no action is required,” it said.

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October 2, 2026
Live: Warriors make late changes for semifinal with Knights at Eden Park | NRL Confirmed Lineup: …

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Live: Warriors make late changes for semifinal with Knights at Eden Park

The New Zealand Warriors are in a new home, hosting the Newcastle Knights in an NRL semifinal at Eden Park.

The winner will face the Penrith Panthers in Sydney during next week's preliminary final weekend, while the loser's premiership hopes end.

Follow the live blog below, keep up to date with all the latest stats in our ScoreCentre, and tune in to our live radio coverage.

Warriors: 1 Taine Tuaupiki, 2 Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, 3 Ali Leiataua, 22 Leka Halasima, 23 Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, 6 Chanel Harris-Tavita, 7 Te Maire Martin, 8 James Fisher-Harris, 9 Wayde Egan, 10 Mitchell Barnett, 11 Kurt Capewell, 12 Jacob Laban, 13 Erin Clark; Interchange: 4 Adam Pompey, 5 Alofiana Khan-Pereira, 14 Sam Healey, 15 Tanner Stowers-Smith, 16 Demitric Vaimauga, 17 Eddie Ieremia-Toeava

NRL Confirmed Lineup: DWZ and Halasima set to start

Winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak and centre Leka Halasima have been confirmed in the One New Zealand Warriors’ starting lineup for today’s NRL elimination semi-final against the Newcastle Knights at Eden Park (6.05pm kick-off).

Less than four weeks after breaking his right clavicle (collarbone), the 31-year-old comes in on the right wing for Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad with Halasima in for Adam Pompey on the left edge.

That sees Nicoll-Klokstad switched to the left wing replacing Alofi’ana Khan-Pereira who goes to the six-man bench along with Pompey, Sam Healey, Tanner Stowers Smith, Demitric Vaimauga and Eddie Ieremia-Toeava. Morgan Gannon is the player omitted.

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NRL finals live updates: Huge returns locked in as Warriors, Knights confirm teams

The teams have been confirmed for this afternoon’s semi final.

Dylan Lucas will return from a horrific ankle injury on the Knights’ six-man bench in a major boost, which is the only change to the side.

Leka Halasima and Dallin Watene-Zelezniak have both been confirmed to return from injury in the backline for the Warriors.

Warriors team: 1. Taine Tuaupiki 2. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad 3. Ali Leiataua 22. Leka Halasima 23. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak 6. Chanel Harris-Tavita 7. Te Maire Martin 8. James Fisher-Harris 9. Wayde Egan 10. Mitchell Barnett 11. Kurt Capewell 12. Jacob Laban 13. Erin Clark 4. Adam Pompey 5. Alofiana Khan-Pereira 14. Sam Healey 15. Tanner Stowers-Smith 16. Demitric Vaimauga 17. Eddie Ieremia-Toeava

Knights team: 1. Kalyn Ponga 2. Dominic Young 3. Dane Gagai 4. Bradman Best 5. Greg Marzhew 6. Fletcher Sharpe 7. Sandon Smith 8. Tyson Frizell 9. Phoenix Crossland 10. Cody Hopwood 11. Jermaine McEwen 12. Francis Manuleleua 13. Mathew Croker 14. Harrison Graham 15. Lachlan Crouch 16. Pasami Saulo 17. Thomas Cant 18. Fletcher Hunt 22. Dylan Lucas

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September 20, 2026
Kanté and Mavropanos rescue late point for West Ham in derby thriller at Millwall | Significant …

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Kanté and Mavropanos rescue late point for West Ham in derby thriller at Millwall

Welcome back, then, the Dockers Derby. We really must do this again. On a lovely soft September afternoon on the Bermondsey peninsula, watched by an outrage-ready media multiverse, something unexpected happened at the Den. A really good football match broke out.

Not wild or violent. No shameful scenes that nobody (trans: everybody) wants to see. Not in the stands or the streets at least: the only really sour note was an allegation of spitting against West Hamâs Taty Castellanos, which will now presumably be investigated.

Otherwise this was a thrilling, high-quality 2-2 draw between Millwall and West Ham, a game where for the full 90 minutes nothing outside the Denâs rattly corrugated stands seemed to exist, right down to the sleepy London commuter trains chugging past the open corners.

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September 19, 2026
WAFL Match Report: Late Tigers surge ends Eagles’ campaign | Tigers end Eagles’ season in stron…

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WAFL Match Report: Late Tigers surge ends Eagles' campaign

West Coast's season came to an end with a 33-point defeat to Claremont at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday afternoon

West Coast's finals hopes were extinguished after Claremont pulled away late to claim a 33-point victory at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday afternoon.

West Coast's WAFL season came to an end on Saturday afternoon, with Claremont proving too strong in a 20.10 (130) to 14.13 (97) victory at Mineral Resources Park.

Needing a win to secure a finals berth, the Eagles faced an early challenge as the Tigers stormed out of the blocks through Jack Musika, who kicked the opening two goals of the game to establish a 12-point advantage.

Final teams locked in for season closer between Eagles and Hawks. Follow LIVE

THE TOP four will only be decided in the final game of the home and away season as Hawthorn travels across the country to take on West Coast aiming to secure a double chance on Sunday night.

The Eagles (4-18) paid the price for again misfiring in front of goal as it booted 2.14 after the first change to gradually lose touch with GWS in a 10th straight defeat.

West Coast has seen its early-season promise slowly fade away as the losses have mounted up, and still needs one more win to match the five victories it had in 2024 that remains the benchmark of the club's past five years.

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August 23, 2026
Dees flex muscles late to launch new era in style against Hawks | Demons kick clear to start new …

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Dees flex muscles late to launch new era in style against Hawks

MELBOURNE has started its new AFLW era under Tom Wilson in style with a 19-point victory over Hawthorn to begin the 2026 campaign.

The Dees proved too clinical in the fourth term for the Hawks, wrestling back momentum to run out 9.6 (60) to 6.5 (41) victors.

Melbourne was too slick in the first quarter, piling on five goals to Hawthorn's two as veterans Kate Hore and Tayla Harris ran riot early.

Hore was everywhere, dominating around the coalface and as a serious threat in the front half, finishing with 22 disposals, nine score involvements, five marks and 1.4.

Mia Austin wastes no time settling into her new home, booting four goals in an impressive first-up showing for the Demons

Four-goal Austin gives Dees perfect start to new AFLW era

Mia Austin kicked four goals in her first match for Melbourne. (Getty Images: Daniel Pockett)

Melbourne has defeated Hawthorn by 19 points in their opening round AFLW match.

Thursday night's clash was the first for coach Tom Wilson has coach of Melbourne.

Melbourne's new dawn in the AFLW has begun with a win, with recruit Mia Austin kicking four goals to give Demons coach Tom Wilson victory in his first match in charge.

Hawthorn tested last year's preliminary finalists at Princes Park on Thursday night, and went into the final quarter level.

But the Dees kept the Hawks scoreless in the final term to secure a 19-point round one triumph.

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August 15, 2026
UFC Belgrade gets late-notice replacement from Brave champion | Borislav Nikolic: UFC Record, Sta…

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UFC Belgrade gets late-notice replacement from Brave champion

Brave CF champion steps in on short notice to make UFC debut

There’s been a late-notice switch-up to the UFC Belgrade card.

Following an initial report from Marcel Dorff, the UFC announced that that Josias Musasa is out of his scheduled bantamweight fight against Mark Vologdin at this weekend’s event. In his stead, Brave CF bantamweight champion Borislav Nikolic steps in to fight Volgodin.

Vologdin (12-4-2) is the rare Contender Series graduate who lost his fight, but impressed Dana White enough to earn a contract regardless, also earning an extra bonus from White for his 2025 Fight of the Year contender with Adrian Luna Martinetti. Vologdin made his promotional debut in April, going to a draw with John Castaneda at UFC Winnipeg.

Borislav Nikolic: UFC Record, Stats and Fighter Profile

Serbian. Thirty-three years old, born 29 January 1993 in Vršac, a small town up near the Romanian border in Vojvodina. Bantamweight. Five foot nine with a sixty-nine inch reach. Record: 16-2, and only one of those sixteen wins went to the judges. Seven knockouts, eight submissions. He has never been finished by strikes.

They call him “Zombi”. A commentator threw it at him on a broadcast, he laughed, and then his coach and the BRAVE CF marketing people decided it fit a man who walks forward without any visible emotion and hits people. It stuck.

He is the reigning BRAVE CF Bantamweight world champion. He also keeps 120 beehives.

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Mark Vologdin Refuses to Quit, But Borislav Nikolic Earns Hard-Fought Victory at UFC Belgrade

Mark Vologdin’s UFC debut may have ended in a draw earlier this year, but this time the Russian fighter got off to a crazy start at UFC Belgrade against Borislav Nikolic.

He dropped UFC debutant “Zombee” early in the fight, then pinned him against the fence and controlled his neck while unloading a series of heavy knees until the Serbian fighter managed to break free.

Nikolic found his range after the first three minutes. He then made the most of his reach advantage, picking Vologdin apart with kicks and punches from the outside without stepping into the pocket or chasing his opponent.

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August 1, 2026
Saints make late change ahead of huge Roos clash, Lions host Port. Follow LIVE | Saints pull late…

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Saints make late change ahead of huge Roos clash, Lions host Port. Follow LIVE

ST KILDA has made a change minutes before the first bounce against North Melbourne with Rowan Marshall ruled out.

Marshall will miss with a back spasm and has been replaced by Anthony Caminiti.

It came after Cooper Sharman was ruled out an hour before the bounce and replaced by Dan Butler.

The Roos (8-10) continue to frustrate as they added Melbourne to the finals contenders that they have at least challenged before suffering a defeat, extending their record of failing to beat a side currently sitting in the top 10.

The Kangaroos' wildcard hopes are hanging by a thread and the clash with the Saints is their last match-up against a bottom-half side in a tough run home.

Saints pull late change, star’s 756-day wait over in high-stakes Roos clash — AFL LIVE

Saints star forward Max King will play his first AFL game in two years as North Melbourne tries to keep its finals hopes alive.

The Kangaroos (8-10, 90.9%) are coming 0ff three-straight losses and need to win to stay in touch with the top 10.

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Meanwhile, the Saints (8-10, 104%) regain King, his first game since Round 16 of 2024 after repeated injury setbacks, and Tom De Koning in the strongest side Ross Lyon’s side has fielded in some time.

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"Desperate move": Cornes pans Saints over recalling King

Max King is set to suit up for St Kilda's AFL side for the first time in 756 days.

But Kane Cornes has questioned the Saints' decision to play the 26-year-old this week, calling the move desperate.

The former No. 4 pick has not played an AFL match since Round 16, 2024, having battled with knee, calf and hamstring injuries throughout the last two seasons.

King appeared to be on track for a return earlier in the season, having managed to get through the Saints’ Round 5 clash against Gold Coast in the VFL unscathed.

But in their match against the Blues the following week, King came off with a hamstring strain, delaying his return for several weeks.

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July 26, 2026
Port swings late change ahead of huge Dockers clash. LIVE from 12.45pm ACST | Carr on opportunity…

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Port swings late change ahead of huge Dockers clash. LIVE from 12.45pm ACST

NORTH Melbourne impressed with a spirited showing in a rare primetime slot, but was left to rue not quite mastering the big moments against the battle-hardened Collingwood.

The Roos' third single-figure defeat this year will make it hard for them to snatch a finals spot with a horror run home that includes games against three current top-six sides as well as Geelong, beginning with Melbourne.

Melbourne continued its flawless run at the MCG as it brushed aside Richmond for a ninth straight victory at the venue this season.

The Demons still have little margin for error in the race for a top-six finish with a tricky run home that begins with the improving Kangaroos at their preferred venue, and includes the Cats, Fremantle and Western Bulldogs, as well as Gold Coast and Port Adelaide both on the road.

Carr on opportunity, midfield balance and O’Brien debut

Port Adelaide senior coach Josh Carr said the opportunity for his young side against the best team in the competition is something they’re looking forward to.

With six changes to the team ahead of Saturday’s Fremantle clash, Carr has added 19-year-old debutant Balyn O’Brien to the side.

Speaking to the Adelaide media on Friday, Carr discussed the challenge ahead, the midfield balance and the season so far.

Josh Carr address the media at Alberton Oval providing an update prior to round 19.

Carr on Lachie Jones and Kane Farrell “Yeah, Lachie will play. Had a nice little fitness test before, and he's pretty excited about getting out there. Faz isn't going to play. Not sure what it will look like for the rest of the year, at this stage, it's probably unlikely that he will play again this year. We've been chasing our tail a bit with it, and where we sit right now, we’ve just got to give the time to try and get it right. It's like a osteitis pubis sort of scenario with him, and he just gets to a certain point and doesn't have any power. And we've tried obviously over the last few weeks to get that right, but at this stage it's not looking that great for the rest of the year.

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Live: Port forced into last-minute line-up switch ahead of Dockers clash

The 'dockside derby' between Port Adelaide and Fremantle kicks off a big Saturday of football ahead of tonight's clash of old rivals Collingwood and Carlton.

The injury-hit Power are all but out of finals contention, but they could put a small dent in the Dockers' run to the minor premiership with a win at Adelaide Oval.

Tonight, the Blues will need a win over the Magpies at the MCG to stay in touch with the top-10. The late game in Perth sees West Coast host Brisbane.

That was a third quarter befitting of the AFL's ladder leaders!

The Dockers slammed on 6.2 to Port's 1.1 for the quarter to turn a 12-point half-time deficit into a 19-point three-quarter time lead.

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July 18, 2026
Dees forced to make late change for Tigers clash. LIVE from 3.15pm AEST | Team Update | Johnson e…

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Dees forced to make late change for Tigers clash. LIVE from 3.15pm AEST

MELBOURNE has brought Jack Melksham into its side for its clash against Richmond after Harrison Petty was forced to withdraw.

Petty is a late out due to a hamstring issue, while Bayley Fritsch was withdrawn on Saturday despite being named in the original side, with Aidan Johnson coming in for him.

Melbourne surged back into the top-four race with a stunning start against Hawthorn last Saturday before taking the foot off the accelerator in the second half and losing some of the percentage gains it briefly held.

The Demons will still be riding high from a first interstate victory this year and now return to their happy hunting ground at home where they have won all eight matches this season.

Team Update | Johnson enters Round 18 line-up

Aidan Johnson will replace Bayley Fritsch in tomorrow's match against Richmond

MELBOURNE has confirmed a late change ahead of its Sunday clash with Richmond, calling upon the strength of forward Aidan Johnson to bolster the side.

Johnson comes in to replace dynamic forward Bayley Fritsch, who dislocated his finger during last week's win over Hawthorn in Tasmania.

The Dees are set to face the Tigers in a Kids Takeover at the MCG, the opening ball-up scheduled for 3:15pm. All the family fun action will kick-off from 1pm between Gates 2 and 3. Check out the full game guide here.See below for the updated team below.

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Let's be party poopers: Tigers aim to derail Demons

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Melbourne are playing champagne football and defying the doubters along the way, but Richmond will be aiming to spoil the party in Sunday's clash at the MCG.

The Demons (10-6) have defied the pre-season doom-and-gloom predictions to be sitting pretty heading into round 18, with their exciting brand of football under first-year coach Steven King catching the eye of fans.

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July 12, 2026
NRLW Late Mail: Round 2 – Spain’s reign begins; Titans call on Bostock | NRLW Press Conference: S…

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NRLW Late Mail: Round 2 – Spain's reign begins; Titans call on Bostock

A massive week for the Bostock family continues at Accor Stadium on Stadium with 19-year-old Indie Bostock in line for her first game as a Titan after moving across from the Dragons in the off-season.

Indie's brother Jack made his Origin debut for the NSW Blues as they downed the Maroons on Wednesday night to take the series 2-1.

The loss of fullback Lilly-Ann White to a syndesmosis injury sees Lucy Spain make her NRLW debut for the Knights, while dual Tonga international Haylee Hifo plays her first NRLW match on the wing for the Cowboys.

See all the official team lists, updates and injury news for Round 1 of the 2026 NRLW Telstra Premiership.

NRLW Press Conference: Sharks v Broncos – Round 2, 2026

Cronulla Sutherland Sharks and Brisbane Broncos captains and coaches chat to the media after the Telstra Women's Premiership Round 2 clash.

National Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

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NRLW Round 2 Team News: Back Home

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs side to face the Gold Coast Titans at Accor Stadium has been named.

The Bulldogs will be celebrating Old Boys' Day at Accor Stadium on Saturday afternoon, honouring every single player who has donned the Blue and White since 1935.

A host of former players will be on hand at the match, beginning with a march to Accor Stadium alongside the NRL squad before taking a lap of honour around the ground throughout the day.

Round 2 will also see Bulldogs Members and supporters treated to a double header, with the NRL team playing against the Canberra Raiders at 5:30pm.

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July 9, 2026