au-hotdailynews: 2014-10-31 Australia Sports

Kurtley Beale fined $3000 over mid-air argument  Sydney Morning Herald
The Australian Rugby Union has fined Kurtley Beale $3000 for his role in the mid-air argument with the then Wallaby business manager Di Patston in September. The star back was found guilty of a moderate breach of team protocols but faces no further ...

Beale case closed, says ARU   The Australian
Beale saga was avoidable, says Deans   Stuff.co.nz
Wallabies' back Beale fined A$3000 for plane row   Daily Mail
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Clarke supports Test XI despite endorsing Alex Doolan  The Australian
MICHAEL Clarke has backed the selectors controversial choices for the Abu Dhabi Test, despite having endorsed the axed Alex Doolan before the game. The captain fronted the media after a disappointing first day in the field that saw Pakistan finish on 2-304 ...

Michael Clarke backs selectors' changes   ninemsn
A busy day at the ideas factory   ESPNcricinfo.com
The Big Show and other cricket solutions   The Roar
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Stuff.co.nz

NRL probe arrest of Titans winger Roberts  Stuff.co.nz
TROUBLEMAKER: Gold Coast Titans winger James Roberts was arrested at Surfers Paradise last weekend for committing a public nuisance and obstructing a police officer. Relevant offers. League. Issac Luke more than ready for return to action Roosters ...

Gold Coast Titans will benefit from Broncos' short-sightedness   The Roar
James Roberts Arrested   TripleM Sydney
James Roberts arrested: Gold Coast Titans star in strife over alcohol-related drama   The Daily Telegraph
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NRL chief executive accused of 'double standards'  Stuff.co.nz
THE BOSS: NRL CEO David Smith has come under fire for his organisation's punishment of Paul Gallen over an offensive Twitter rant. Relevant offers. League. Issac Luke more than ready for return to action NRL probe arrest of Titans winger Roberts ...

Can we please stop feeling sorry for Paul Gallen?   The Roar
Gal ASADA Saga Continues   TripleM Sydney
NRL allegedly gave Paul Gallen $80000 to launch defence for ASADA ...   Rippa.com
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HorseRacing.com.au

Melbourne Cup 2014: Bluffer's guide to the Melbourne Cup carnival  The Age
It's that time of the year when the spring carnival cranks up a gear as all the attention shifts to the famous Flemington racecourse for the biggest week of racing on the Australian calendar. It all kicks off on Saturday when Derby Day - arguably the best single ...

You want to make a bet? Read this   NEWS.com.au
2014 Melbourne Cup: My Ambivalent Good Enough To Win   HorseRacing.com.au
Horsham Cup 2014 day Tips - Horsham racecourse   Sports News
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Herald Sun

Derby day 2014: The Coolmore is the race that sets breeding hearts racing  Brisbane Times
The Melbourne Cup might be the race that stops the nation but it is a race at Flemington on Saturday, which by and large ducks under the public's radar, that sets thoroughbred breeding hearts racing and cheque books fluttering. The $500,000 Coolmore Stud ...

Rich Enuff's odds slashed to win Coolmore Stud Stakes 2014   Sports News
Rubick can make his name in the Coolmore   The Age
Coolmore Stud Stakes Tips – Earthquake set to rock rivals at Flemington   Racingbase.com
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Irish Independent

Cooper, Genia back in harness as Cheika names first Wallabies selection  Irish Independent
Independent.ie Newsdesk and Agencies · Email. Published 31/10/2014 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Quade Cooper of Australia in action during an Australia Training Session ahead of the Australia v Barbarians match.
Wallabies playing for Test spots against Barbarians   ABC Online
Western Force's Matt Hodgson captain Wallabies in European tour opener   Radio Australia
Sport: Fijian to make rugby debut for Wallabies   Radio New Zealand
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Tasmania win toss and bat in Shield clash Sydney Morning Herald
Tasmania have won the toss and elected to bat to open their Sheffield Shield campaign against Western Australia at the WACA. WA are fresh off winning the domestic one-day competition after a big win in the final, over New South Wales last Sunday at the ...

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