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NRL boss David Smith has urged the rugby league fraternity to ease up on the criticism of ASADA. Slow down ... Dave Smith's calls for patience might fall on some deaf ears. Source: Alan Porritt / AAP NRL boss David Smith has urged the rugby league ...

ASADA officials have travelled to the United States to pick the brain of the man who drafted the World Anti-Doping Agency code and helped crack the BALCO and Lance Armstrong cases. ASADA officials, including the agency's director of legal services, ...

The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority could have the power to compel the likes of Stephen Dank to attend interviews by next week, with the federal sports minister increasingly confident that legislation to bolster the muscle of the government ...

Athletes have been warned of health risks posed by a banned stimulant which has led to two-year bans for six lower grade Queensland rugby league players. The players all tested positive in August or September last year to methylhexaneamine, a ...

Essendon midfielder Jake Melksham admits interviews with Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority officials have been draining for himself and his teammates, and the process was a challenge the players would have to overcome with big games looming.

SET OF SIX Long before Cronulla players were reportedly visiting him at home to find out what he had been telling ASADA, Parramatta trainer Trent Elkin had already written himself into the rugby league lexicon with the expression "How's Trent?" ...

NOBODY at Cronulla is calling it a watershed moment, but the infamous sight of Wade Graham fronting the ASADA interviews in thongs and backward baseball cap has been revealed as the unlikely catalyst for their reversal in form. That was the moment, ...

Sports scientist Stephen Dank has refused an interview with ASADA but he wants Sharks players and their coach, Shane Flanagan, to know he is in their corner in the strongest possible way. And the main reason Dank is so keen to help them is due to ...

Cronulla forward Wade Graham became the first, and last, player to be interviewed when he met with ASADA. Photo: Peter Rae The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority has called off interviews with NRL coaches and support staff, believing they will ...