Overreacting to a single loss is one of the most overplayed scenarios in sport, but it’s important for the Swans to still believe that they are one of the flag favourites for 2024. For supporters, the loss to the Tigers was a frustrating hiccup, particularly… Read More »‘Disproportionate reaction’: Forget the doomsayers – Sydney’s shock loss to Richmond means absolutely nothing
It’s a pretty good time to be a Tasmanian sports fan right now. After years in the sporting wilderness with not much to celebrate, 2024 has been the complete opposite, with the JackJumpers’ recent crowning as NBL champions adding a cherry on top alongside some… Read More »JackJumpers’ NBL title was special – but where does it sit among Tasmania’s top ten sporting moments?
Rugby tragics Leigh Clifford and Andrew Forrest were once the fiercest of rival captains. Not on the playing field, but in their respective leadership roles with Pilbara iron ore competitors Rio Tinto and Fortescue back in the 2000s. Now, almost two decades on, the question… Read More »What the Rebels players should be demanding to know, as Twiggy’s ex-rival throws a familiar hail Mary
Japanese multi-instrumentalist Kosuke Hashida has been around for a long time, playing guitar with Nihilist Workshop and The Cauterized in the early 2000s. In the time since, he’s played live guitar with American death metal outfit Abysmal Dawn and now riffs with Osaka-based death metal/hardcore group… Read More »Full Album Stream: Kosuke Hashida – “Justifiable Homicide”
It’s rare in rugby league that you get a deal that suits all parties, but Zac Lomax’s departure from St George Illawarra might be exactly that. It certainly suits the player, who gets to reinvent a stagnant career at another club, presumably one that isn’t… Read More »The Dragons have dodged a bullet by letting Lomax go – but only if they box clever to replace him