The theory is that Australia is closing the gap with their trans-Tasman neighbours in Super Rugby. The evidence is five wins from 12 matches – a 41.67 per cent win rate – which is a stark improvement on the six victories from 30 encounters last… Read More »Five things: Lesson Aussie rugby can learn from Kiwis – and why next month will determine whether SR gap has closed
A Legacy-Building Newcastle Terrace Renovation Architecture by Amelia Barnes The recent renovation of this circa 1885 terrace in Newcastle East was born from the client’s desire to leave a legacy for her children. The client has owned the property for 37 years and wanted to… Read More »A Legacy-Building Newcastle Terrace Renovation
Everyone knows Joey Manu is a really good fullback. He’s probably in the top five in the game, but not in the top one at the Roosters, which is why he plays in the centres. Every time Manu plays in the 1 jumper, there’s the… Read More »Five and a kick: Joey Manu is not the Roosters’ best fullback, unless they want to run him into the ground
Former great David King has blasted Match Review Officer Michael Christian’s decision to not suspend Port Adelaide star Zak Butters for his high bump on Fremantle’s Bailey Banfield, suggesting the league is focused more on ‘protecting the Brownlow’ rather than the welfare of players. Butters… Read More »‘Protecting the head or the Brownlow?’ Port star’s suspension escape slammed as Crow cops ban
An “unshakeable” Scottie Scheffler has claimed his second Masters green jacket in three years, carding a four-under-par 68 to finish four shots clear of Swede Ludvig Aberg at 11-under. By doing so, he became just the 18th player in Masters history to win the major… Read More »‘Unshakable’ Scheffler claims SECOND Masters jacket as LIV stars flop, Smith leaves charge too late