As James O’Connor called on Joe Schmidt to pick a “Reds-heavy” Wallabies squad following their strong start to the Super Rugby season, the new national coach was keeping his powder dry and wary of rushing to conclusions. Instead, Schmidt, who said he was buoyed by… Read More »‘Talent can be fickle’: Why Schmidt is keeping his Wallabies selection cards close to his chest
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. Autoignition – This Is Moving Forward… Read More »The Alt Weekly Roundup (3/18)
Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh says fans who have brought tickets for the Lions vs Rebels match next year will have footy to watch, even if the Rebels no longer exist. Tickets to all nine matches, including three Tests, went on sale on Monday, including… Read More »‘We need to accelerate’: Waugh admits RA behind schedule on Rebels future as tickets sold to ailing club’s Lions clash
An Architect’s Family Home Immersed In Coastal Bushland Architecture by Amelia Barnes The family home of architect Jay Earles, director of Planned Living Architects, reflects its position in McCrae with Arthurs Seat State Park on one side, and water views on the other. Durable and… Read More »An Architect’s Family Home Immersed In Coastal Bushland
The Crusaders have suffered another potential blow as their ill-fated Super Rugby defence lurches from bad to worse – and Sonny Bill Williams has declared they’re no chance this season. On Monday Crusaders tighthead prop Owen Franks had his yellow card from Friday’s match against… Read More »Rugby News: SBW’s verdict on crashing Crusaders as ‘beast’ suffers blow, Sam Cane ABs replacement emerges