SLAUGHTER's Dana Strum says a murderer once turned himself in after being wracked with guilt when he heard the song "Fly To The Angels". The hard-to-believe tale emerged from an interview the bassist and singer Mark Slaughter did with fellow American, DJ and radio presenter Eddie Trunk, on Sirius XM. The power ballad reached no.15 on the Billboard charts in 1990.

DAVID Coverdale has retired. The 74-year-old posted a video overnight Thursday Australian time confirming that he would not record or perform again afer Whitesnake cut short a 2022 tour due to the iconic singer's health. "The last few years it's been really evident to me that it's time for me to hang up my rock'n'roll platform shoes and my skin tight jeans," Coverdale said in a video posted on the band's channels.

{Plaque 1:} Rugby League Legends Wembley Stadium hosted the Rugby League Challenge Cup final for the first time in 1929 when Wigan defeated Dewsbury 13 - 2. Wembley was immediately established as a th...

New Australian coach Kevin Walters will not insist on all players on this year's Kangaroo Tour being available for next year's World Cup.

GEORGE Flanagan's emergence as a star of the future has been a rare bright spots for Huddersfield Giants during the 2025 Super League season.

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Teams: CASTLEFORD: Zac Cini; Josh Simm, Louis Senior, Sam Wood, Innes Senior; Daejarn Asi, Chris Atkin; Brad Singleton, George Hill, Tom Amone, George Lawler, Alex Mellor, Joe Westerman. Res: Rowan Milnes, George Griffin, Sam Hall, Joe Stimson. 18th man: Will Tate. HUDDERSFIELD: George Flanagan; Adam Swift, Sam Halsall, Taane Mile, Jacob Gagai; Tui Lolohea, Matt Frawley; Oli Wilson, Zac Woolford, Tristan Powell, Harry Rushton, Joe Greenwood, Leroy Cudjoe. Res: Ashton Golding, George King, Tom Burgess, Kieran Rush. 18th man: Matty English. Referee: James Vella.

By STEVE MASCORD EVEN without the finals, September in Sydney would be pretty special. The bright sunshine awakens the senses from the cloistered dullness of winter but the wind squalls and occasional rain signals we are not yet in the grips of that self-indulgent complacency that characterises an Australian summer. READ ON

BRADFORD coach James Lowes has launched an extraordinary attack on referee Richard Silverwood and the Rugby Football league’s new promotion and relegation system after the Bulls failed to win a return to Super League, During TV coverage of Wakefield’s 24-16 win in the so-called Million Pound Game to decide the final place in the top flight for 2016, Lowes launched the tirade after being asked his reaction to the defeat.

By STEVE MASCORD UP TO 15 North Sydney players held a covert meeting last night to discuss their futures in the wake of approaches from News Ltd. READ ON

By STEVE MASCORD "WHAT?" Cronulla coaching staff member Simon Gillies blurts out. READ ON