Late mail: Livewire Demon in doubt
MELBOURNE forward Jeff Garlett appears almost certain to miss this Sunday’s clash against Collingwood due to a lingering left ankle complaint.The 26-year-old completed 40 minutes of light running on Friday morning before leaving the track early. Although the Demons named him in the squad, he is unlikely to be named in the final 22 after failing to complete full session.“It really depends on the session tomorrow,” Melbourne high performance manager David Misson told the club’s website on Thursday..>> view originalAFL 2016 round four: the Friday Furnace
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Vickery can expect tough reception from West Coast Eagles coach Adam Simpson is expecting a heated crowd for Friday's clash against Richmond at Domain Stadium. PT0M0S 620 349 After the storm of Western Derby 43, things have calmed only slightly here in the west. The Dockers are winless, giant-less and altogether hopeless as they seek to retrieve their renowned defensive grunt in a tough clash with North Melbourne at Etihad on Sunday, while West C..>> view originalHawthorn Hawks AFL captain Luke Hodge to return from broken arm ...
Hawthorn Hawks AFL captain Luke Hodge to return from broken arm against St Kilda Posted April 15, 2016 15:03:23 Hawthorn captain Luke Hodge has been cleared to return to the field less than three weeks after breaking his arm in round one against Geelong.Hawks coach Alastair Clarkson confirmed Hodge would return to his line-up to face St Kilda in Launceston on Saturday, while the club announced star forward Jack Gunston had signed a new three-year deal.The Hawks have n..>> view originalRay Martin recalls his own child recovery story
Veteran Australian journalist Ray Martin has defended the actions of the 60 Minutes crew imprisoned in Lebanon, recalling how he was involved in filming a remarkably similar child recovery operation in Spain in 1980 while working for the same television program. Ray Martin recalls his own child recovery story In an interview with ABC Brisbane radio veteran journalist, Ray Martin has retold the story of when he drove the getaway car for a child recovery story he covered in the 1980's. ..>> view originalTriple premiership Hawk inks new deal
TRIPLE premiership Hawk Jack Gunston has penned a new three-year deal, with the 24-year-old to remain at the club until at least the end of 2019.Gunston has played 92 games at Hawthorn since being traded by Adelaide at the end of 2011.“We’re rapt that Jack has agreed to a contract extension for the next three years,” Hawthorn recruiting and list manager Graham Wright told the club’s website.“Jack has been a vital part of our team since joining us from Adelaide at the end of the 2011 season, play..>> view originalBallarat breakfast report | Friday, April 15, 2016
Your morning news snapshot from around Ballarat, regional Australia and beyond. Good morning Ballarat and happy Friday! Here are all the news headlines you need today.Mill Markets owner hid in grass after starting fireThe owner of Ballarat and Daylesford’s Mill Markets crawled through long grass to avoid police after he caused a grass fire near Mount Mercer, a court has heard. Read more.Local manager goes in Telstra statewide restructureA significant restructure of Telstra Country..>> view originalBritish India Announce Winter Tour
tour > News British India Announce Winter Tour British India Apr 15th 2016 | 8:56am | Staff Writer Tweet Indie rock mavens British India have one simple reason for touring constantly — they miss us when they don't. We're pretty happy with that, so the band's freshly announced 'Winter' tour this June/July has fans raring to go. Announced on the band's Facebook, the boys write, "We miss you guys. So we are touring. You should come. Bring all your friends. We rock hard..." and have detaile..>> view originalHunter Brekkie Blog - Friday, April 15 2016
Your morning news snapshot from around the Hunter, regional Australia and beyond. MORNING SHOT: @my3ajk love NewcastleđŸ˜Š #dixonparkbeach #newcastle #newcastlensw #beach#surfer#waves #surf #sandâ–ş LEADING Hunter pain specialist Chris Hayes says the profession has “got it wrong’’ on the treatment of chronic pain and the medical fraternity owes the community an apology. More here.â–ş IT was manufactured history, but history nonetheless; the first ride of Uber’s Newcastle ..>> view original
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