With their leagues club finally unveiled, Sharks push for stadium deal
After years of complications with developers and an eventual price tag of more than $40 million, Cronulla finally have a home base again. Now for a new stadium.
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After years of complications with developers and an eventual price tag of more than $40 million, Cronulla finally have a home base again. Now for a new stadium.
Insiders say Canva’s billionaire co-founders agonised over layoffs for weeks. They now have to try and turn the company around.
In secret recordings Pauline Hanson’s former campaign chief bemoans the populist party’s dysfunction and expresses concern that the billionaire is secretly dictating party strategy.
Usman Khawaja’s memoir is about to be released, and contains a remarkable revelation about the Australian team’s use of sandpaper earlier in the now infamous 2018 Test tour of South Africa.
The former Bulldogs, Magpies, Blues and Kangaroos great, who died this week, came from the era of true rugby league characters – so he had plenty of material.
The “Lone Star State” has long been the white whale of Democratic politics, and years of planning to back a charismatic candidate has paid off for the party.
The claims come a week after One Nation MP David Farley rejected an unsolicited staffing offer over fears the PM was seeking to curry favour.
The Duchess of Sussex’s estranged father was arrested by federal agents in Florida on Friday.
Les Kiss has rolled the dice by naming dominant backrower Rob Valetini on the reserves bench for the game at Twickenham on Monday morning.
The rider who died on Friday night has been described as a hard-working and warm-hearted father of two.
There’s something intoxicating about two of the NRL’s baddest boys throw leather until one can no longer stand. Enter Paul Gallen and Nelson Asofa-Solomona.
There’s something intoxicating about two of the NRL’s baddest boys throw leather until one can no longer stand. Enter Paul Gallen and Nelson Asofa-Solomona.