Superquiz, Friday, November 6
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Chronological feed of stories from Sydney Morning Herald (SMH)
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As CEO for the Richard Branson-owned London Broncos in the 1990s, no publicity stunt was too brazen for Tony Rea. Now the new Bears chief is charged with getting cut-through for the expansion franchise in Perth.
Anika Wells has backed the “quintessentially Australian” sport for an Olympic debut, while conceding some events may need to move interstate to cut costs.
Newcastle and Kangaroos star Best has opened up on his contract dealings with Peter O’Sullivan before his departure to Brisbane.
In their last two games, the Wallabies defence was ripped apart by New Zealand. They are confident they know why, and how to stop it happening against England.
Rugby league legend Paul Langmack has died from a heart attack at the age of 61.
Actor and neurodiversity advocate Michael Theo says employers shouldn’t micromanage neurodivergent employees.
With Australia’s top four set for a massive overhaul, Mark Taylor believes the nation’s cricketers must get back to playing in the Sheffield Shield quickly.
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The game’s best player is set to re-sign with Penrith after his management informed the cashed-up PNG Chiefs the star would not be going anywhere.
Heading into Thursday’s Oaks at Flemington, leading syndicator Terry Henderson and champion trainer Chris Waller have the second favourite almost by accident.
Samoa captain Junior Paulo says he has a “burning” desire to pull off the nation’s greatest win and avenge a crushing World Cup loss to Australia four years ago.