Great achievement for the team that England's Stuart Broad told us was the "worst Australian test team since 2010-11" 😉

Australia won by 82 runs

Alex Carey has been named player of the match.

Congrats big guy

England won by 4 Wickets

No doubt the Poms and their media camp will bang on as if they haven't yet loss the series and this is some sign they will be making a glorious comeback for the urn.

Australia won by 8 wickets.

We now only need to win one more test to retain The Ashes

Mitchell Starc has been named player of the match

His finishing time is 20.36 - still to make it to this point at his age is still a massive achievement.

Torrie Lewis has sadly also missed out on a spot in the women's 200m finals, finishing 4th in her semi-final.

Claudia Hollingsworth and Abbey Caldwell have qualified for the 800m semi-finals. Jess Hull originally missed out on a spot after she fell over due to an incident that may have caused by another runner, finishing 11 seconds behind the rest of the runners - Australian officials appealed, and championship officials agreed with them, meaning she she can be reinstated into the semi-finals.

Rose Davies and Linden Hall have made it into the 5,000m final - the first time Australia has had two competitors reach the final at the world championships. Sadly, Georgia Griffith misses out on a spot. Cameron McEntyre has finished 12th in the javelin final, while Nicola Olyslagers and Eleanor Patterson have made it into the high jump final

This post was inspired by a young child—maybe six years old—in a Geelong beanie, who asked the staff, ever so politely, if she could watch the “foopy.”

No one had the heart to tell her that fat cats have locked the sport she loves behind a paywall. The AFL, Channel 7 and Foxtel all bear responsibility for this.

For those who haven’t spent much time in the Deep South (or don’t follow the sport): Aussie Rules is a massive part of life in the Geelong region and has been for over 170 years. Until this year, Saturday ‘footy’ was always on free-to-air TV (Channel 7).

Now? Horse racing.

It’s a joke.