Inglis should be a $1 million man BY Andrew Johns – August 29, 2012 Greg Inglis says he can improve his game as South Sydney heads towards a shot at premiership glory. That is a terrifying thought, because at the moment he is a long way ahead of the opposition. There has been talk this […]
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Paul Roos analyses seasons for teams that missed the finals BY Paul Roos – September 1, 2012 ST KILDA THE FUTURE Most teams would love a small, dangerous goal-kicking forward. The Saints appear to have unearthed another in Ahmed Saad. With another pre-season under his belt, he will only get better and he will provide
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DICAPRIO AND HILL SHADOW BANKERS FOR WOLF OF WALL ST NY DAILY NEWS – GATECRASHER – Wednesday, August 22, 2012 Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill won’t have to bank on their acting skills alone for their upcoming flick “The Wolf of Wall Street.” An inside source at Bank of America Merrill Lynch tells us the
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The Fordham Company’s Tom Carroll’s latest documentary STORM SURFERS 3D TO SCREEN AT TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 1 August, 2012 – STORM SURFERS 3D, a character driven adventure documentary following big-wave surf explorers Tom Carroll and Ross Clarke-Jones, will have its North American premiere at the prestigious Toronto Film Festival 2012. STORM SURFERS 3D will
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The Fordham Company’s Dr Ross Walker’s 5 Stages of Health Featured in Better Homes and Garden’s Magazines Top Reads 5 Stages of Health by Dr Ross Walker, Bantam, $34.95 This book provides a persuasive case for making an appointment for that overdue examination. In straightforward, no-nonsense Jargon. free language, Walker identifies the aspects of 21st
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The captain’s extraordinary account of how one of the world’s worst air disasters was averted ‘A gripping tale of overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds. In QF32, Richard de Crespigny recounts a hair-raising story of responsibility and complexity as he brings 469 passengers and crew safely to Earth after encountering one of the most catastrophic in-flight disasters
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Ricky Stuart and Laurie Daley talk about the State of Origin blueprint and ending Queensland’s seven-year reign BY Ricky Stuart – August 26, 2012 WHEN I walked in to lunch today and shook your hand, the one person I thought of was your father and how proud he’d be, he would be mate, he would
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OBSTRUCTION MESS HAS TO BE FIXED BY Andrew Johns August 23, 2012 So much has happened in rugby league this week, but the obstruction rule sticks out like the sorest of thumbs and something has to be done about it now. It has become such a complicated part of the game that no one can
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There are many factors in determining a pass mark for the Blues and coach Brett Ratten By Paul Roos, August 24, 2012 THE speculation about Carlton coach Brett Ratten continues, despite the Blues’ exceptional win against Essendon last weekend. We have already seen a board and chief executive make a decision about a senior coach
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NRL referees are doing a great job By Andrew Johns – August 17, 2012 I might be in the minority, but I actually think NRL referees are doing a good job. No one in the game comes under more scrutiny than our officials each and every week. They have their every decision analysed in slow
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