Richmond star Noah Balta has been suspended for four AFL matches and will miss the Tigers’ pre-season games due to an off-field incident that led to an assault charge. Balta, who will undergo education programming and counselling, can still train with the team during his ban, supported by the AFL. The 25-year-old defender is set to appear in court on January 30 and deeply regrets his involvement in the incident, with Richmond CEO Shane Dunne stating the club accepts the seriousness of the situation and will continue to support Balta throughout this period.
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Alex de Minaur reaches maiden Australian Open quarterfinal with some of his career best tennis
Alex de Minaur made history by reaching his first home grand slam quarterfinal at the Australian Open, defeating Alex Michelsen in straight sets. The Australian is the first male from his country to achieve this feat since 2015, showcasing confidence and composure on the court. De Minaur faces a tough challenge against world number one Jannik Sinner, whom he has never beaten in their previous nine encounters, as he aims to continue his impressive run...
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