A double from Vinicius Junior has put Real Madrid in a strong position going into next week’s Champions League semi final second leg as the Spanish giants fought back from a 2-1 deficit to grab a draw away with Bayern Munich. The Germans will be… Read More »What the UCL?!: ‘Strange’ semi on a knife edge after Kane and Sane cancelled out by Vini double
Darren Coleman is set to continue his back three changes, with Max Jorgensen set to miss the Waratahs’ tricky assignment at the Cake Tin in Wellington against the top-of-the-table Hurricanes. The Roar understands Jorgensen, 19, will be left out of the match and play for… Read More »Jorgensen set to be left out for Hurricanes as Schmidt drops in at Tahs training
A Sustainable Makeover Of A 1910s Sydney Home Homes by Lucy Feagins, Editor The house and garden of Vanessa Pilla and Jo Cooper in Sydney’s Hurlstone Park. Skylights in the addition highlight the large pecan tree on the left side of the house. The cedar… Read More »A Sustainable Makeover Of A 1910s Sydney Home
Australian rugby has many problems – financial crisis, ever-shrinking audiences, shortage of coaching expertise, Greg Martin, etc etc. But one problem which I have come to notice after many years of careful study is perhaps not mentioned enough in contemporary commentary, despite being possibly the… Read More »The insurmountable problem facing Australian rugby in a doomed rivalry with New Zealand
So, St Kilda are a rabble again. Although, it’s probably easier over time if we point out when they aren’t a shambles. The Saints sit 14th on the ladder, with only, as per accepted wisdom in 2024, the clear four worst teams in the competition… Read More »St Kilda are in peril yet again – but are their problems due to Ross Lyon’s coaching or the quality of the cattle?