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"We would love to be able to get him back to Newcastle. As a Newcastle boy, that is exactly what we want to be doing."

Fego Kiniafa was a top PNG businessman who workers called "The Chief". Last year he was brutally murdered and now an investigation has uncovered secret business deals that raise serious questions about who Australia chooses to partner with under its foreign assistance programs.

The nationwide knockout competition will be the first of its kind for Australian women, and will run parallel to the men's edition starting from next year.

After yet more criticism from a foreign head coach, Football Australia is finally correcting a major structural problem that has held the domestic game back, writes Samantha Lewis.

The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea James Marape says the country's corruption watchdog will investigate the state-owned PNG Ports Corporation in response to revelations by the ABC.

The Jets dominated the round-18 clash bar a 10-minute period before half-time.

Wellington Phoenix have maintained their record as the only A-League Men's side to score in every game this season, beating Newcastle Jets 2-1.

Cortnee Vine hopes to re-engage an old A-League Women rivalry as second-ranked Sydney FC take on top-of-the-table Western United.

Goalkeeper Oli Sail and midfielders Clayton Lewis and Steven Ugarkovic have informed Wellington Phoenix they will be leaving the A-League Men outfit.

While the series is designed to celebrate the players' achievements in Qatar, Graham Arnold insists it's their first chance to impress ahead of the Asian Cup.

The Tangerines are looking for a new boss that will aim to keep them in the Premiership.