Press Release By Nine. Sigrid Thornton and John Howard reprise their roles as Laura Gibson and Bob Jelly in Australia’s most treasured drama series, SeaChange, which commenced production today. After the breakup of her marriage and then losing her job, Laura (Thornton) finds herself questioning her place in the world. But when she returns to […]
By Belinda MacDougall, News.com,au I’m sick of being swindled at the supermarket. I’m tired of being mislead to by giant food companies. And you should be, too. It’s killing our kids. And it’s time we did something about it. In a terrifying new report from The Obesity Collective, researchers found more than 25 per cent
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By Intrust Super Shute Shield, shuteshield.com With the enthusiastic backing of Rugby Australia and NSW Rugby, the Sydney Rugby Union’s 2019 Intrust Super Shute Shield season kicking off this Saturday was launched in fine style on Wednesday night at the offices of one of Club Rugby TV’s principal sponsors Charter Hall. In the
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By Mark Bouris, The Sunday Telegraph You’ve got to love a Federal Budget that arrives with an election looming, don’t you? There’s suddenly so much cash to splash, what with both major parties trying their absolute hardest to secure those last-minute votes. But of all the big numbers you’ve heard thrown around over the past
By Jack Bloomfield, News.com.au The traditional school system is failing the future entrepreneurs of Australia. How do I know? Because I’m one of them. I turned 16 years old this year, and I’ve been launching and running e-commerce businesses since I was 12. Businesses that now turn over millions of dollars every year. And I can
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By Mark Bouris, The Sunday Telegraph You’ve probably heard sports coaches refer to it as building a winning mentality; a way of training your brain into thinking that success is the only option, so much so that the possibility of losing simply doesn’t enter the equation. It’s what gave people like Lleyton Hewitt the toughness
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By Adam MacDougall, News.com.au So you want to raise the next Tiger Woods or Lleyton Hewitt? You might think the best approach is to lock your child into one sport so they can practice a specific set of skills again and again. Surprisingly, though, that might actually be the worst thing you can do. Take
With Australia’s most successful rugby union competition – Sydney’s Intrust Super Shute Shield – due to kick-off its 2019 season on April 6 opportunities remain for sponsors to jump aboard and be part of the continuing revival in grassroots rugby. “With Intrust Super, Fujitsu, Canon and Charter Hall all continuing their investments in the competition,
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By Mark Taylor, Sydney Morning Herald The first time I met Kurtis Patterson he was a snotty-nosed brat. Well, not quite, but you get the picture. To be fair, he probably wasn’t even old enough to blow his own nose, let alone pick up a cricket bat. The story of how I first came across
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By Adam MacDougall, News.com.au In 2010, pilot Richard de Crespigny was hailed a hero after an emergency situation on a plane which could have been catastrophic. Apart from his years of training, he says diet plays a critical role in how alert he is when flying a passenger plane. Qantas captain Richard de Crespigny knows