By Carly Adno, The Daily Telegraph IT was desperate, at times even ugly, but in the end the win was all that mattered as the Socceroos beat the UAE 2-0 in a crucial World Cup qualifying match at Allianz Stadium. Jackson Irvine’s goal in the opening 10 minutes of the game and Mathew Leckie’s with 10 […]
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By Peter FitzSimons, Sydney Morning Herald There are losses, there are bad losses, there are disgraceful losses, there are disgraceful losses including craven collapses and then … there is the Waratahs’ 28-12 loss to the Brumbies at the Sydney Football Stadium last Saturday night. I was there, watched it closely from first to last, and
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By Peter FitzSimons, Sydney Morning Herald In the beginning there was rugby, and it was good and it was great. A grown-up version of piggy-in-the-middle, in Australia, it didn’t attract much of a crowd, but no one cared because it wasn’t actually about the crowd at all. It was a player’s game, of the players,
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By AAP, 9news.com.au His day job consists of catching rogue saltwater crocodiles and mustering cattle from his helicopter in the Australian outback, but Matt Wright isn’t the next Steve Irwin, Bear Grylls or Crocodile Dundee for that matter. “You get all those comparisons, and especially with Steve it’s an honour,” Mr Wright told AAP. “It’s
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By Ben Horne, The Daily Telegraph MARK Taylor is keeping an “open mind” about taking on a potential new life next year as an Australian selector. The pivotal Chairman of Selectors position is yet to be filled, and Taylor, with almost unrivalled credibility in the game, could conceivably shape as a shock heaven-sent answer to
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By Jonathon Moran, The Daily Telegraph HAVING a thick skin has been Sophie Monk’s saving grace. “I’ve been in the business 100 years. I’ve never really had any other job so it does feel like forever,” Monk tells BW magazine. “I’ve got to have a thick skin or I wouldn’t be still doing this and
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By Waratahs Media Unit – Friday 3 February 2017 The NSW Waratahs descend on Mudgee, Saturday 4 February where they take on the Brumbies in the first trial game in the build up to the Super Rugby season. Saturday’s game will cap off a week-long trip to regional New South Wales for the full 2017
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Sylvia Jeffreys writes exclusively for 9Honey Yesterday morning on Today Show, Stevie Jacobs knocked on the door of a red brick house in Glenorchy, Tasmania. He was there to deliver good news to a couple who desperately deserve a silver lining. “How did you meet?” Stevie asked Trent and Amy. It was a classic Australian
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By Adam MacDougall, SundayFit columnist, The Sunday Telegraph “CARBS are good.” It’s not something you expect to hear from a professional model but, when it comes to food, Jessica Gomes likes to “keep it real”. The David Jones ambassador, who has graced the cover of Sports Illustrated numerous times, is not a fan of extreme
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By David Riccio, The Sunday Telegraph WHAT began as a father’s dream to change the life of his autistic daughter has transformed into Australia’s biggest and best charity golf event, complete with A-list celebrities and sporting idols, a party hole with DJs and a $500,000 hole-in-one. Oh, and there’s also a chance to win an