Baird has shown his 'true colours': Foley
Baird has shown his 'true colours': Foley AAP on September 18, 2016, 12:59 pm NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley says Premier Mike Baird's decision making has shown his "true colours" and "stubborn approach".Mr Foley used an address to the Labor Party caucus seminar in Wollongong on Sunday to reiterate the importance of earning the trust of the public."It's the arrogance and high handedness of Mr Baird and his government that is now the dominant narrative of NSW politics," he s..>> view originalRe: home ground advanatge : 2016 finals
i completely agree its all rubbish. nothing beats home grounds and the atmosphere created with a full houseit would have been awesome to be a canberra fan and at their home ground for a final ! im just a little confused, as in the past all NSW based teams were forced to move to the bigger grounds.penrith this year as you mentioned,manly in past yearsetcThe article i posted was in the canberra times - which i interpreted as - they would not be playing in canberra at all during the finals.yet, s..>> view originalCity's Cup warning: Witness the fitness!
The NSW NPL Grand Final winners will take part in the biggest game in their history when they take on the Sky Blues for a place in the final four of the FFA Cup. While Sydney FC have played against Wollongong and Perth Glory in the last five weeks, Blacktown have had regular football. Crittenden believes if the game is close toward the finish, fitness may be a deciding factor on Wednesday night. “We’ll turn up and we’ll have a crack but it’s going to be tough,” he said. “One positive is the fac..>> view originalForan could go from sinner to Saint
Wow just wow: Turner takes gold and world record
"Wow just wow." That's the way to describe James Turner's gold medal and world record in the 800m T36 race. Turner went out hard early, blitzed the field and was never challenged. His time was almost three seconds faster than the previous world record, a stunning run for the 20-year-old, who has cerebral palsy. Turner said he was happy he could run the race he had planned. "I was really looking for a PB," he said. "I wanted to see if I could get a world record and if I stuck..>> view originalTeen beats spine risk to reclaim life
A FAMILY holiday went from fun to fear for Erin Cooper when it revealed a dangerous medical condition.“We were on a camping trip and mum was watching me walk off in my swimmers on my way to the pool when she noticed my left hip was out of alignment,” Erin said.At 16, Erin was diagnosed with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS), one of several varieties of the spinal deformity condition, which rapidly grew worse, jumping from a 32-degree curvature to 52 degrees.media_cameraErin Cooper relaxes at..>> view originalnational second division inevitable as support reaches fever pitch
Maybe, just maybe, Football Federation Australia is starting to listen and learn. Eight years after Frank Lowy first mentioned a second division as an option, the governing body seems to be taking the first baby steps towards the creation of a desperately-needed national second tier.Is it because a joint FIFA/AFC delegation will be in town this week to push the barrow for a second division with promotion and relegation and the FFA simply want to be seen to be doing something? Maybe. ..>> view originalMcShane turns up the heat for bronzed Aussies in Cozumel
Triathlon Australia: 18 September, 2016: Scottish-born Charlotte McShane has burst through for Australia’s first major ITU World Triathlon Series Grand Final podium since 2010 taking bronze in the brutal heat of Cozumel late this afternoon. The 26-year-old, who migrated to Bairnsdale in rural Victoria with her family in 2005, produced an inspirational final 10km run to take third place behind newly crowned world champion Flora Duffy from the Bahamas and US Olympic champion Gwen Jorgensen. It..>> view originalPandan Queen leads science awards
... for a doctoral degree in Organic Chemistry with specialization on Natural Products Chemistry from the University of Wollongong in New South Wales, Australia ...>> view originalAustraliano leva medalha de ouro com recorde paralнmpico nos 800 ...
O australiano James Turner, de 20 anos, faturou a medalha de ouro na prova dos 800 metros T36 nos Jogos Paralímpicos do Rio. A classe é para atletas com paralisia no sistema nervoso central e periférico. O rapaz ainda quebrou o recorde paralímpico com o tempo de 2m02s39.O melhor tempo da prova na competição era do russo Evgenil Shvetson, que cravou 2m05s32 em Londres-2012.Turner tem paralisia cerebral e já defendeu a seleção australiana paralímpica de futebol. No ano passado, ele começou a curs..>> view original
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