Constellation Cup

She has since fronted Sydney's Downing Centre Courthouse to face a common assault charge, while Netball Australia has slapped her with a $6,200 fine.

Despite that all, though, Clow is still eligible for selection in the four-test Constellation Cup series against the Silver Ferns next month.

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Australian netball representative Sarah Clough is available to play in the upcoming Constellation Cup series against New Zealand despite pleading guilty earlier this month to assaulting a security guard.

How very Australian of her.

Netball Australia have completed their investigation into the June 7th attack, as Fox Sports are calling it.

Newly appointed Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua says she's determined to build on the team's success at the Commonwealth Games and re-establish their place as the world's number one ranked side.

Dame Noeline has signed on for another year and her next assignment is next month's Constellation Cup series against an Australian team that will want to make a statement after their disappointing campaign in Glasgow.

I would actually like to think we're in a positive space, maybe more than Australia, so we will see what that looks like going into Constellation Cup, knowing where they came in in Commonwealth Games.

And Australian netballer Sarah Clough has been sanctioned by the sports governing body after pleading guilty to assault and failing to disclose the matter prior to the Commonwealth Games.

Following an investigation, Netball Australia has handed Clough a $5,000 Australian dollar fine and a two-game suspended ban.

It means she will be free to play next month's Constellation Cup against the Silver Ferns if she is selected.

The goalkeeper allegedly kicked a security guard after being denied entry to a bar due to being intoxicated.

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Newly reappointed Silver Ferns coach Dame Noling Taurua says she's determined to build on the team's success at the Commonwealth Games and re-establish their place as the world's number one ranked side.

Dame Nolene has signed on for another year and her next assignment is next month's Constellation Cup series against an Australian team that will want to make a statement after their disappointing campaign in Glasgow.

I would actually like to think we're in a positive space, maybe more than Australia, so we will see what that looks like going into Constellation Cup, knowing where they came in in Commonwealth Games.

And both the Fijiana women and the Manusena Samoa team head into the second round of the WXV Global Series Challenger in Hong Kong this weekend with improvements on their mind.

The Fijians, who defeated Spain 38-32 last weekend in their opening game, will face Hong Kong China, who beat Brazil 29-24 on Sunday.

It's the Waratahs against the Broncos.

And they're going for the Constellation Cup.

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At the weekend, I mentioned to you that Monty stayed last weekend at my place, had a sleepover.

And one of the sayings I really like from a leadership perspective is there's no such thing as perfect, but there's always something that's better.

So I think whether I'm approaching that from the CEO of Netball New Zealand's perspective, whether Dame Noeline's looking at that from her perspective as head coach, or whether the broader playing group and management team are analysing their various roles and responsibilities, of course there's things that we've looked at and we've gone, you know what, there's some refinement, there's some opportunity for improvement, let's take those learning forward and let's apply them as we're going into Constellation Cup.

And as we look towards the World Cup next year, that's what you should expect from any high-performing organisation and certainly any high-performing sport environment.

And this is something that Noelene brought into as well.

And I think that's really exciting for all of us.

Very difficult over the next 12 months.

We've got Constellation Cup coming up, obviously bouncing off what happened in Glasgow, which is fantastic news.

But there's a lot to deal with over the next 12 months.

Netball Australia has penalized the Diamonds and NSW Switch's defender to the tune of $5,000 with the game ban to hang over her for 12 months.

Clough remains eligible for selection in Australia's squad for next month's Constellation Cup against New Zealand.

With the latest from the SBS newsroom, I'm Assam Mughalib.

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