By Intrust Super Shute Shield, shuteshield.com With the enthusiastic backing of Rugby Australia and NSW Rugby, the Sydney Rugby Union’s 2019 Intrust Super Shute Shield season kicking off this Saturday was launched in fine style on Wednesday night at the offices of one of Club Rugby TV’s principal sponsors Charter Hall. In the […]
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By Mark Bouris, The Sunday Telegraph You’ve got to love a Federal Budget that arrives with an election looming, don’t you? There’s suddenly so much cash to splash, what with both major parties trying their absolute hardest to secure those last-minute votes. But of all the big numbers you’ve heard thrown around over the past
By Adam MacDougall, News.com.au You should have been reading this column a full year ago, but there was one small problem. Actually, it was more of a big problem. And that was that Ben Fordham felt too unfit, too heavy, to be a part of a column that was then titled Sunday Fit. But after a complete
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By Kieran Banks, NT News He is internationally renowned for wrestling crocs in the muddy Top End waters, but soon the Territory’s own Outback Wrangler Matt Wright will be cuddling his newborn son. Wright and his wife Kaia have announced they will soon be expecting the arrival of their first child. The jubilant couple posted an
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By Adam MacDougall, News.com.au The news in last week’s Sunday Telegraph that heart disease remains our country’s most prolific serial killer, claiming as many as 51 lives every single day, hit me hard, as I’m sure it did millions of other Australians whose lives have been touched by this terrible disease. It was 2013 when
By Karin Eldor, Forbes.com Athleisure isn’t a moment, a movement or even a trend: it represents an evolution and a casualization that’s not only acceptable today, but also a look that people aspire to. Look at the numbers: activewear currently represents 24 percent of total apparel industry sales and is forecast to grow through 2019,
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With Australia’s most successful rugby union competition – Sydney’s Intrust Super Shute Shield – due to kick-off its 2019 season on April 6 opportunities remain for sponsors to jump aboard and be part of the continuing revival in grassroots rugby. “With Intrust Super, Fujitsu, Canon and Charter Hall all continuing their investments in the competition,
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By Adam MacDougall, News.com.au Whenever I’m talking to people about hacking their way to rapid weight loss, I always tell them about what I call the M&M’s equation — for every single one of those tiny treats you eat, you need to run the length of a football field in the hopes of burning off
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James Tedesco and Ellyse Perry have become patrons of Sporting Chance Cancer Foundation, which former Australian Test cricket captain Mark Taylor co-founded during his own playing days. Sydney Roosters, NSW Blues and Australian Kangaroos star Tedesco, who won the Brad Fittler Medal as NSW’s best player in last year’s Origin series win. and Perry, a
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By Mark Taylor, Sydney Morning Herald The first time I met Kurtis Patterson he was a snotty-nosed brat. Well, not quite, but you get the picture. To be fair, he probably wasn’t even old enough to blow his own nose, let alone pick up a cricket bat. The story of how I first came across
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