Oscar Piastri and Daniel Ricciardo won’t be the only Aussie drivers contesting the Australian Grand Prix this weekend, as there seems to be a growing acceptance of Finland’s Valtteri Bottas as one of our own. As evident in the advertising material for the event, in… Read More »‘Adopted Aussie’ Valtteri Bottas laps up fan adoration ahead of the Australian Grand Prix
Two weeks after missing a late chance to beat the Highlanders, Tane Edmed muffed his lines once again as the Tahs fell to a heartbreaking first-ever loss to Fijian Drua in golden point in Lautoka. Suffocating heat, then pouring rain, a brutal burst of brilliance… Read More »Deja vu for Tane as Drua deliver another heart-breaker to under fire Coleman
One strong impression that was plain to see from Friday night’s Souths vs Roosters game, where the Rabbitohs effectively played themselves out of contention for the 2024 premiership after their 48-6 flogging, was that Latrell Mitchell looked more than a little broken and a mere… Read More »Latrell’s not walking the walk after talking the talk: Souths should be worried after star goes missing against Roosters
Coaches of Adelaide and Geelong have blasted the “dangerous” pitch invader who was manhandled by players in their AFL game. Geelong coach Chris Scott referenced the infamous 1982 incident when Australian Test cricketer Terry Alderman dislocated a shoulder when tackling a pitch invader in Perth.… Read More »‘Fines aren’t big enough’: Coaches savage ‘idiot’ pitch invader as massive fine looms
The Brisbane Olympics stadiums fiasco has had wild twists and turns in just the last few days, but we still might not have seen the end of it. The first big news came on Monday. The review handed down by former Brisbane lord mayor Graham… Read More »Suncorp Stadium could be knocked down as Brisbane’s Olympic fiasco takes another twist