The Wallaroos did not have a memorable Pacific Four Series, losing three times. At times they played some good rugby that included a great half against the USA. But when push came to shove against all three teams, they just could not match them. Were… Read More »No simple solutions for Wallaroos after disappointing Pacific Four showing
The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases in a concise, streamlined format. Albums, singles, videos, and live sets. Check back each Monday to see what we were jamming the week prior. Altersense – “Miles Away” Altersense’s debut… Read More »The Alt Weekly Roundup (5/27)
Three and a half years since their debut, aespa have finally released their first full length album. Armageddon is led by two title tracks, the first of which has already become a major hit. Supernova embraced the K-pop maximalism of years past, making many wonder… Read More »Song Review: aespa – Armageddon
J’maine Hopgood spent his first afternoon as a Queensland Maroon telling Billy Slater how it could have been very different. The hard-running Parramatta tackling machine, with an offload to boot, was ready to give up on rugby league and become a carpenter when he left… Read More »‘Pretty emotional’: Tears flow after Maroons debutant’s bittersweet journey from tragedy to Origin
Roland Garros looks likely to be the last tournament of Rafael Nadal’s illustrious 23-year career. Without doubt the French Open was the Major in which the Spaniard enjoyed his best tennis. Nadal’s performances on clay were the most dominant the sport has ever seen on… Read More »After more than two decades on tour, what are Rafael Nadal’s five biggest moments?