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The Giants have landed former Power and Hawks defender Ryan Burton as a development coach
FORMER Port Adelaide and Hawthorn defender Ryan Burton is joining Greater Western Sydney as a development coach.
The 29-year-old spent 2026 playing with Southport in the VFL after his 162-game AFL career ended this time last year.
Burton was originally drafted by the Hawks with pick No.19 in 2015 before being involved in the Chad Wingard trade four years later.
The South Australian will now make another move from the Gold Coast to Sydney next month to help the Giants' young players launch into pre-season.
Burton is the second appointment of the off-season after the Giants signed Peel Thunder premiership coach Adam Read as an assistant coach.
The GIANTS are excited to announce a new addition to their coaching panel for the 2027 AFL season.
The GIANTS are excited to announce a new addition to their coaching stocks for the 2027 AFL season, with former Port Adelaide and Hawthorn defender Ryan Burton joining the club as a Development Coach.
With 162 games of AFL experience as a player to his name, Burton now joins Adam Kingsley’s coaching group where he’ll work closely with the GIANTS’ talented young list.
Originally drafted by Hawthorn with pick 19 in the 2015 AFL Draft, Burton went on to play 47 games for the Hawks across three seasons before being traded to Port Adelaide where he quickly became a regular in Ken Hinkley’s side, playing 115 games over seven seasons at the Power between 2019-2025.
Former Hawk and Power player Ryan Burton is joining Adam Kingsley's GWS Giants staff as a development coach for 2027.
Having most recently held a similar role at the Gold Coast Suns, while simultaneously playing for the Southport Sharks in the VFL, Burton joins the Giants during a time of significant upheaval at the expansion outpost.
After 19 years with Fremantle, Adam Read joined the club in recent times, while veteran on-field presences continue to head for the exits.
162 AFL games across the two clubs set Burton up for success, in developing the Giants' significant pool of young talent.
“Having the chance to begin my coaching career at a club like the Giants is incredibly exciting to me,” Burton said.
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ST. AMANT — A winning Powerball ticket worth $2 million was sold at Delaune's Supermarket in St. Amant.
The drawing for the winning number was held on Monday, and the winner has until April 3 to claim the prize.
The winning numbers are 16, 23, 32, 36, 54 and 9. The winning ticket matched all five white balls and had the Power Play for a $2 million jackpot.
(KMDL-FM) The check-printing machine at Louisiana Lottery headquarters in Baton Rouge needs to be warmed up and refilled with ink; it must print a $230,000 check. Actually, two $115,000 checks need to be printed. The Louisiana Lottery has confirmed a double jackpot win on Wednesday night. And a $2 million Powerball win from Monday night.
Splitting jackpots is not that uncommon in Louisiana Lottery games; the most recent split jackpot that I can recall is from just a few weeks ago when two New Iberia-sold tickets for the Easy 5 game split a $70,000 jackpot.
One of those $35,000 checks has not been collected. So, if you played Easy 5 and purchased a ticket at the Raceway on Highway 14 for the August 12th drawing, you have money waiting for you.
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Mining billionaire Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue and its Taiwanese partner are suing a subcontractor on a trouble-plagued pipeline that has heaped pressure on their $6.2 billion Iron Bridge magnetite project.
Fortescue and joint venture partner Formosa Steel claim Clover Pipelines and its Istanbul-based subcontractor Superlit Boru breached contracts and engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct, and are seeking damages.
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Mining giant Fortescue has kicked off legal proceedings over what it claims are defects in the pipeline connecting the Canning Basin to its multibillion-dollar Iron Bridge magnetite project in WA’s Pilbara region.
However, the company maintains the issues relating to the faulty pipes have not impacted the major magnetite project and its production guidance remains unchanged.
The Andrew Forrest-led company is one of three plaintiffs heading legal action filed in the WA Supreme Court this week seeking damages from faulty pipes.
Iron Bridge is owned under a joint venture between FMG Magnetite and Formosa Steel.
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And we have a winner! Itâs the Canadian poet Anne Carson.
The Canadian poet, classicist and translator is best known for genre-crossing works such as Autobiography of Red, a queer coming-of-age story which reimagines a poem by the ancient Greek poet Stesichorus.
Born 1950 in Toronto, Carson earned a PhD in classics and has taught at a number of universities throughout her decades-long career.
Her works include Plainwater, Wrong Norma and The Beauty of the Husband. She became the first woman to ever win the TS Eliot prize with the latter in 2001.
And we have a winner! Itâs the Canadian poet Anne Carson.
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Canadian author Anne Carson has won the Nobel Prize in literature "for her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature".
The prize for the poet and writer was announced by the Swedish Academy in Stockholm on Thursday after three science awards given out this week.
The Nobel for medicine went to scientists Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel, whose work led to a tool that uses light to help unravel how the brain works.
Canadian poet, essayist and translator Anne Carson has been awarded this year's Nobel Prize in Literature.
Carson, 76, is celebrated for works that often cross the boundaries between poetry, fiction and scholarship.
The Nobel Prize committee said they had selected her "for her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature".
The Nobel Prize is awarded for a lifetime's body of work and is regareded as the most prestigious award in global literature with the winner receiving 12 million Swedish kronor (£900,000, $1.2m).
Ingrid Carlberg, permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy, said she had broken the news to Carson on the phone shortly before the public announcement.
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This beast will be displayed and driven at several events across the country
The idea of ditching a Porsche 911’s small-capacity boxer engine for a V8 is nothing new. In fact, there are plenty of 911s out there powered by big, American V8s. However, in Australia, a V8-powered 911 is coming to life which is unlike any other we’ve ever seen.
This 996 is being overhauled by Gary Reid, the man behind a company called ShowTime. The firm runs a series of heavily modified drift cars and stunt cars, frequently appearing at select rounds of the country’s popular Supercars Championship. This is one of its most ambitious builds to date, and while it hasn’t been finished, more than 1,800 hours have been spent getting the car to this stage.
The Porsche 911 has used a rear-mounted engine since the very beginning. The power plant's location is one of the car's defining aspects, because most vehicles put their mill ahead of the driver, not behind the rear axle. The setup certainly doesn't prevent the 911 from having world-beating performance, with the model's various iterations achieving countless race wins over the decades.
However, there's always room to try something different. The Australian tuners ShowTime and Repco have built a 911 around a twin-turbocharged V8 to create a 1,200-horsepower track machine. But such an engine doesn't fit in the back.
The builders call this machine the ShowTime Repco-Mod 933, which is a complicated name that doesn't do the vehicle justice. It uses the 996-generation of the Porsche 911 (the version available from 1999 through 2005 in the United States) as the starting point. However, the revisions are so extensive that the car barely resembles the stock machine. For example, there are the round headlights from later iterations of the 911.
Putting a twin-turbo V8 in a Porsche 911 is a substantial departure from the factory recipe. Putting it in the front takes things considerably further.
That’s the approach behind the ShowTime Repco-Mod 933, a heavily rebuilt Type 996 coupé unveiled at Mount Panorama ahead of the Repco Bathurst 1000. With more than 1200 horsepower (895kW) it’s destined for ShowTime’s stunt fleet.
The project is the work of ShowTime’s Gary Reid and his team, with Repco backing the build.
“I’ve always been a Porsche fan, and I love big-horsepower V8s, so the plan was simple: put a twin-turbo LS 427 in the front of a 911 Porsche, build a one-off wide-body kit, take inspiration from builds all over the world, and the result is this: the 933 Twin Turbo,” said Reid.
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United States President Donald Trump's approval rating is at a record low less than a month away from the 3 November midterm elections, but experts have warned against calling the result.
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll on Monday found 32 per cent of Americans approve of his presidency, unchanged from September's career low.
Among those who have drifted away are Hispanic Americans, with approval sitting at just 24 per cent, the lowest in either of his terms. Trump won nearly half the Hispanic vote in 2024, up from roughly a third in 2020.
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âIâm doing great,â Trump told a reporter, whoâd asked about recent polls showing the president losing support among Latino voters. âYouâre CNN, youâre fake news.â
According to a NBC News/Telemundo poll release Sunday, 59% of Latino voters prefer a Democratic-controlled Congress, double the number that supported the party two years ago.
A new Reuters poll shows Trumpâs approval rating at a record-low 32%. According to that poll, just 24% of Hispanic Americans approve of Trumpâs performance .
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A 13-year-old boy is fighting for life being burned during the incident in Taylors Hill on Monday. (ABC News)
Young people who allegedly carried out a firebombing at a house in Melbourne's north-west were tasked with targeting the address by middlemen who contacted them on WhatsApp.
One teenager is still fighting for life in hospital after being engulfed in flames when two cars were set alight in Taylors Hill.
The ABC understands police will use phone data to investigate the car fire.
A schoolboy fighting for life after setting himself alight in a botched alleged arson attack received his orders via WhatsApp, the ABC can reveal.
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Two teenagers have been charged after a firebombing left a 13-year-old fighting for life in one of Melbourne’s worst weeks for arson attacks.
Three boys – two 16-year-olds and a 15-year-old – were arrested on Thursday morning after two cars on Woolwich Way in Taylors Hill were torched on Monday.
CCTV from a neighbouring property showed a person fully engulfed in flames running from the scene, before jumping into a car that later crashed.
In a statement on Thursday, police said the boy suffered burns to more than 90 per cent of his body and was in a critical condition in hospital.
A teenager is fighting for life after accidentally setting himself and then a getaway car on fire during a botched firebombing
The boy was left for dead by his mates after they crashed into a bush while trying to flee in Melbourne.
Emergency services were called to Taylors Hill about 5.12am, where two cars were engulfed in flames. 9News
Two cars explode into a fireball and a teenager was engulfed in flames at Taylors Hill.
The boy ran around Woolwich Way frantically trying to put out the flames
Still on fire, the boy jumped into a waiting getaway car.
The stolen SUV crashed into bushes seconds later and two people ran off, leaving their injured friend for dead.
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