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War review – Sienna Miller-starring divorce drama is slick, stylish and nasty

4/5 Dominic West co-stars in vicious legal series that skewers the wealthy and has a lot of fun in the process

The Independent UK · Oct 2

HBO just dropped its best show since Succession — and it has something for every generation

IN FOCUS: If you’ve been missing the dysfunction of ‘Succession,’ then make the new divorce drama ‘War’ your next watch, writes Ellie Muir

The Independent UK · Oct 2

Can the Socceroos stop the nation? It would be 40 years in the making for SBS

The broadcaster has covered every World Cup since 1986, and all signs point to Australia’s match against Paraguay breaking records

The Guardian - AU · Jun 25

Milanovic rolls dice on club move for World Cup glory

With a World Cup debut in a Socceroos shirt in sight, former Western Sydney ace Nicolas Milanovic says moving overseas is worth the risk.

AAP · May 28, 2025

Josh Nisbet plots next move after conquering A-League

Central Coast Mariners star Josh Nisbet knows he has to make the right move as he looks to broaden his horizons beyond the A-League Men.

AAP · May 25, 2024

Mariners ace Nisbet clinches Johnny Warren Medal

Central Coast star Josh Nisbet has won the A-League's highest individual honour, the Johnny Warren Medal, for the first time with 36 votes.

AAP · May 25, 2024

Warren family disappointed after APL scrap awards night

Johnny Warren's family say they are upset by the A-Leagues' decision to axe the awards ceremony that honours his legacy and recognises the player of the year.

AAP · Apr 19, 2024

Catley holds nerve as Australia start Women’s World Cup by beating Ireland

Australia battled to a 1-0 victory on opening night in front of a record crowd in Sydney after losing captain Sam Kerr to injury just before kick-off

The Guardian - AU · Jul 20, 2023

‘Gorgeous goal getters’: 1970s media coverage of ‘soccerettes’ was filled with patronising sleaze

In the lead-in to the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, it is revealing to look back on the media coverage of women’s international soccer to measure how far attitudes have shifted for today’s Matildas.

The Conversation · Jul 16, 2023

'Anything can happen': 1974 World Cup player praises Socceroos' defence

It feels like winning the lotto to put on your country's colours and play in the World Cup, Col Curran says.

Newcastle Herald · Dec 3, 2022