ASPIRIN and a fry up or protein shake and a run along the beach? See how four Aussie leaders start their day. 1. Peter Camphin is the CEO of Ray White Queensland, and a passionate Masters rower who loves starting his day on the water. “My alarm goes off at 4.15am, which is usually followed […]
Blast from past as sleuthing gets smart Flashback: Catch a double edition of Get Smart on One. With so many television options available we don’t have to look far to find our childhoods. With a combination of M*A*S*H and two episodes of Get Smart on One, all I need is the guilt from not
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No time to rest for bye team, except for Hawthorn Sam Mitchell continues to lead the way for the high-flying Hawks. Picture: Michael Klein Source: Herald Sun SYDNEY premiership coach Paul Roos casts his eye over the mid-season form of the team’s having a rest this weekend. HAWTHORN First, 9 wins 1 loss WHAT’S
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Gallen’s punches made a statement Paul Gallen’s fight with Nate Myles in Origin I was a case of the NSW captain saying ‘enough is enough’. From where I was on the sideline we could hear the Blues complaining about Myles using his head as a weapon. Gallen was also saying his knee was being wrenched
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Gary Ablett’s decision to leave Gold Coast for Geelong was correct Paul Roos says Gary Ablett’s decision to leave Geelong for Gold Coast was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Picture: Wayne Ludbey Source: Herald Sun WHEN Gary Ablett left Geelong at the end of the 2010 season, a chorus of critics lined up
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Two of Origin’s greatest stars Andrew “Joey” Johns and “King” Wally Lewis go head to head in a preview of State of Origin I. Enjoy this exclusive Wide World of Sports feature and have your say in the comment box below. The opening game of every State of Origin series is always vital, where will
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QF32, the epic story of the aircraft’s survival following a mid-air engine explosion as told by Qantas A380 captain Richard de Crespigny, has been voted the Non-Fiction Book of the Year in the 2013 Australian Book Industry Association Awards. Similar to the Academy Awards for the film industry, the ABIA Awards recognise publishers, authors and
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Dreamtime at the MCG has become one of the highlights of the AFL calendar and pays respect to those that have contributed so greatly to our game. To reflect on the contributions of the indigenous culture on our national game is inspiring. I was fortunate to run into Nicky Winmar and Gilbert McAdam earlier this
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NRL is hard and fast enough already I have no idea why the NRL have suddenly decided that the game needs to be quicker. Introducing a time limit for packing a scrum and decreasing the time limit for taking a drop-out seem to be strange moves considering how fast the game already is. The one
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The Cats prepare to take on Pies at the MCG tonight and there is plenty of discussion about not only the Cats form, but the speed that has been added to their team. The Cats certainly appear to have added significant leg speed over the last 2 or 3 yrs. However on closer inspection, is
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