Over the years I’ve heard all the excuses about lack of investment or interest in women’s sport. But the reality is, that the hard work of our athletes can only go so far if the underlying conditions don’t support them to be the best versions… Read More »Why it’s one step forward, but another one back in women’s Origin evolution
We’re at the point in the season when just about every tipster could do with a magic trick or two. Magic Round in Brisbane is tossing up a few tricky match-ups with the injury bug yet again making straightforward predictions a little dicey. Cronulla’s Nicho… Read More »The Roar’s NRL expert tips and predictions, Magic Round: Injuries cast a spell over festival of footy
Perceptions can be hard for rugby league players to shake but it’s not impossible. David Fifita is the latest NRL star who needs an image overhaul, particularly in light of his surprising decision to turn his back on the Roosters after agreeing to a four-year… Read More »For Fifita’s sake he now needs to show he’s the real deal to shed ‘lazy Davey’ mercenary tag
The housing crisis continues to be an issue of overwhelming concern for Canadians. While the people of Ontario fought hard to keep the Greenbelt protected from urban sprawl, a hot topic of debate has spun off about the impacts of immigration on the housing crisis… Read More »Scapegoating Immigration for Environmental Degradation and the Housing Crisis is Unjustified
Set to release November 15, Ubisoft announced that the next Assassin’s Creed game is Assassin’s Creed Shadows. Set in an open-world of Feudal Japan, Assassin’s Creed Shadows will let players take control of the Shinobi assassin Naoe. As this character, players can use noise, light,… Read More »Assassin’s Creed Shadows Launching November 15