Liverpool have stretched their unbeaten home run in the Premier League to 16 games and moved to second after yet another devastating performance at Anfield gave them a 4-1 win over West Ham. Socceroos goalkeeper Mat Ryan’s Brighton did their survival hopes a favour by beating Swansea by the same scoreline, while injured countryman Aaron […]
Date:
24
Feb
It’s probably a cheap line to say it rained on their parade. But it rained on their parade. Absolutely hosed down, to be accurate. Yet somewhere out there on Suncorp Stadium, amid the monsoonal rains that had the Storm and the storm drains working equally hard, Johnathan Thurston found a few moments of wonder to […]
Date:
22
Feb
The last time Jarryd Hayne pulled on the blue and gold, he was pretty much the only player that could pull anything off for Parramatta. But when the prodigal son plays his first game for the Eels in 1267 days on Saturday, Hayne has been promised he won’t be doing any of the heavy lifting […]
Date:
17
Feb
Chloe Molloy is 19, but seems older. She grew up in a “football family”. Her uncle Jarrod played for Collingwood, and when she was preparing with the boys for an under 11s grand final, her team received a video of encouragement from Nathan Buckley. So far in 2018, Molloy has been one of Collingwood’s shining […]
Date:
06
Feb
Utah’s chief law enforcement officer was deep in the fight against opioids when he realized that a lack of data on internet sales of Fentanyl was hindering investigations. So the officer, Keith D. Squires, the state’s public safety commissioner, created a team of analysts to track and chronicle online distribution patterns of the drug. In […]
Date:
05
Feb
Subscriptions to reputable news outlets should be made tax deductible, and the nation’s harsh defamation laws should be reviewed, a parliamentary inquiry into journalism has recommended. It proposed Treasury examine ways the costs and benefits of making news subscriptions tax deductible for all Australians – but only for what committee chair Catryna Bilyk described as […]
Date:
05
Feb
A new, star-studded Crocodile Dundee -inspired TV commercial has aired for a potential 110 million Super Bowl viewers in the US as part of a record $US27 million ($38 million) Tourism Australia campaign targeting US travellers. -inspired TV commercial has aired for a potential 110 million Super Bowl viewers in the US as part of […]
Date:
04
Feb
Kids can be nasty. That’s why Belconnen woman Sarah likes to ensure her five daughters head back to school with clean uniforms, shiny shoes and, when possible, new backpacks. But it doesn’t come cheap. Sarah said she spent more than $1000 getting each of her children through the gates of their public schools – and […]
Date:
31
Jan
Brisbane rake Andrew McCullough is not only confident of an NRL first round return from a knee reconstruction but is hoping to be available for a pre-season trial. Five months after undergoing surgery, McCullough said he finally felt comfortable in ball-work sessions and was on track to launch a comeback for the Broncos ahead of […]
Date:
30
Jan
Brad Hodge has issued a cheeky tweet declaring his interest in playing in the Melbourne Renegades semi-final on Friday but the only hope the Victorian batting great has of “miraculously” returning is if his team wins through to the final. Hodge is due to be released from hospital on Wednesday, having had appendicitis and then […]
