 | | Take a break from your Monday afternoon and have a crack at our sports quiz | It's sports quiz time!
How many games have the Brisbane Lions lost on the trot? Why was Andrew Fifita sin-binned in Origin III? And which is the most valuable sport team in the world?
It's time to put your knowledge to the test with our quiz.
And once you're done, why not settle in with best reads from the past week?
FANNING TRIUMPHS A YEAR AFTER THAT SHARK ENCOUNTER
You'll remember Mick Fanning's last trip to Jeffreys Bay in South Africa - the Australian surfer captured headlines worldwide when he was bumped off his board by a large shark.
But now he's put those memories behind him with a spectacular win at the 2016 event, writes Anthony Pancia.
JULES BIANCHI REMEMBERED
It's been a year since French driver Jules Bianchi became the first F1 driver to die of racing injuries since Ayrton Senna in 1994 - after a horrific crash at Suzuka in 2014 which put Bianchi in a coma for nine months.
How has Bianchi's death changed F1, and how will he be remembered? James Maasdorp looks back at his legacy.
SUDANESE-AUSTRALIANS ARE DOMINATING BASKETBALL
They've been dominating suburban basketball for years with their unique combination of height, speed and skill.
Until recently few South Sudanese Australians have made it into the top ranks of the sport. But with the selection of Perth's Thon Maker in America's NBA draft last month, that looks set to change.
7.30's Michael Atkin takes a closer look at the future of Australian basketball.
DECISION TIME FOR THE SUNS
There's a lot of attention on the struggles of the Brisbane Lions, but their neighbours the Gold Coast Suns aren't doing too well either.
The team sits in 15th place with five wins for the year. And now their celebrated captain Gary Ablett is out for the season after re-injuring his shoulder.
Andrew McGarry looks at how the club must cope with this latest setback while looking towards 2017.
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