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A dramatic weekend of upsets leaves a runaway top two atop the AFL, and history suggests they won’t be caught.
Plus the spicy skipper hurting his side, the courageous captain deserving even more praise, and the big Pies trade question as the big issues from Round 13 are analysed in Foxfooty.com.au’s Talking Points!
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We would say that it’s time for Fremantle fans to start booking flights for Grand Final week, but based on the current prices, they already have been.
OUT: – L.Melican (Injured), T.Hanily (Omitted), P.Ladhams (Omitted), H.Cunningham (Omitted)
IN: – L.Stocker, M.Owens, N.Wanganeen-Milera, A.Hastie, L.Ryan, C.Lake
OUT: – S.Flanders (Injured), I.Keeler (Omitted), J.Carroll (Omitted), L.Henry (Omitted), L.O'Connell (Managed), C.Banfield (Omitted)
IN: – M.Redman, S.Durham, H.Jones, H.El Achkar
OUT: – D.Parish (Injured), A.May (Injured), T.Edwards (Omitted), J.Gresham (Omitted)
OUT: – S.Sidebottom (Managed), W.Parker (Omitted), N.Long (Omitted)
OUT: – M.Jefferson (Omitted), A.Moniz-Wakefield (Injured), B.Laurie (Omitted)
Essendon and Carlton will meet on King's Birthday eve ahead of Melbourne and Collingwood's traditional blockbuster on Monday
THE Big Freeze and King's Birthday blockbuster between Collingwood and Melbourne takes on even greater significance after the passing of inspirational former Demons coach and MND campaigner Neale Daniher.
Adelaide and Geelong open round 13 with the Cats out to bounce back from a shock loss, before Hawthorn and a resurgent Western Bulldogs clash on Friday night.
The QClash should be even spicier than usual with Gold Coast aiming to turn up the heat on out-of-sorts reigning premiers Brisbane on Saturday, while the Magpies and Demons close round 13 on Monday.
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Daniel Ritchie’s day as a boarding school student began just before 7am. After a shower, roll call was at 7.15am followed by breakfast. There was time to give his room a quick clean before phones were unlocked, giving students about 20 minutes to scroll and text. “You get a bit of phone time, talk to your parents, whatever, and then you put them back,” Ritchie said. Lessons ran from 8.20am to 2.50pm. Then, it was sports training or free time.
Despite the rising costs, the number of NSW students in boarding schools over the past five years has remained relatively stable.
Prince William revealed his children's favorite snack in an interview broadcast on May 22.
It's the same snack that their great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, ate every single day.
Queen Elizabeth and her great-grandchildren might be from completely different generations of royals, but they have this favorite snack in common. On May 22, their father, Prince William, confirmed as much in a new radio interview.
Appearing on Heart Breakfast, the Prince of Wales detailed a typical morning in his family household with wife Kate Middleton and their three kids: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Louis.
When asked whether the house is “chaotic like most people’s" during the school year, her replied: “It can be. Depends.”
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A look into the WSL Vault celebrates WSL50 and 50 Years of World Tour Surfing by throwing it back to when New Zealand first hosted the
Take a look back into the WSL's incredible archives in honor of WSL50 and celebrating 50 Years of World Tour Surfing with Bruce Irons' take over of the 2008 Rip Curl Pro Search Indonesia at Padang Padang. Irons toppled the field that included then-9x World Champ Kelly Slater and the field breaking down where they thought he may be mentally – illusive to the fact he would go on to compete for another 15 years. Relive all the incredible moments from the world's best in 2008 that led to Irons' ultimate victory over the likes of his brother Andy, Mick Fanning, Adrian Buchan, Chris Wardo, Bruno Santos, and more.
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Blatchys Blues is more than just about being loud and proud to wear a colourful, fun wig on Origin night.
It’s about showing your true passion for your beloved state of NSW and forming an unexpected brotherhood for three wonderful nights on the rugby league calendar.
Yes, that’s right. The stranger next to you, all decked out in their NSW gear and wearing the much-loved blue wig, is suddenly your new best friend.
Forget that they may follow an NRL club that you despise! That’s gone for the next few hours.
You are united. This is Origin, the best of the best. Your hatred is directed at only one thing. The men in maroon, those dreaded ‘Queenslanders’.
State of Origin is almost here, and two pubs less than five minutes apart in Perth’s northern suburbs have gone all-in on dividing the room — one for Queensland, one for New South Wales.
The Greenwood Tavern is flying the Maroon flag (game 1 event here), while The Carine is firmly in Blues territory (game 1 event here). Both venues are offering their respective state’s beer for $9 all series — XXXX Gold at the Greenwood, Tooheys New at The Carine — with game nights running across all three fixtures: May 27, June 17 and July 8.
Beyond the beers, both venues are stacking the nights with halftime games, pick-the-margin competitions, and giveaways including supporter gear and your height in beer.
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A worker sits in a makeshift home in Robinvale. (ABC News: Jeremy Story Carter)
In a community like no other, what happens when people aren't counted?
On one side of a stainless-steel bench, chips and fish swim against a tide of spluttering hot oil in full fluorescent visibility of a seemingly unremarkable takeaway shop.
On the other, obscured slightly from view, a chef assembles a laksa so deeply flavoured and bracingly spicy it would likely prompt a line out the door if it were in Melbourne.
"There's more to Robinvale than meets the eye," says local business owner Julieanne Loy.
Robinvale, a unique Victorian town, is grappling with a significant discrepancy in its population count. Officially recorded at 3,740 residents, many locals believe the true number is much higher, possibly between 7,000 and 8,800, according to various analyses. This underreporting raises concerns about the adequacy of resources and services available to the community.
According to ABC News, local business owners like Lane Li and Julieanne Loy emphasize that the vibrant community, with its diverse array of Asian supermarkets and eateries, is not accurately reflected in the census data. The presence of multiple cultural backgrounds and bustling businesses suggests a much larger population.
The town is surrounded by fertile farmland, contributing significantly to Australia’s agricultural output. However, the largely migrant workforce that sustains this productivity often goes uncounted, leading to a mismatch between the town’s needs and the resources allocated to it. Bruce Myers, chairperson of the Robinvale Euston workforce network, points out that this discrepancy affects essential services, including education and healthcare.
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The big boys of the links are feeling the tension heading into the PGA Championship at Aronimink on Thursday. And it is getting nasty out there.
Rory McIlroy is dropping truth bombs with the frequency with which he now wins at Augusta and defending champion Scottie Scheffler is giving short shrift to queries about LIV golfers.
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Jon Rahm is keeping the faith while focusing on what is next. But who knows what that means. As for Bryson DeChambeau? The Scientist is out of contract and weighing the scales as he considers the future. What that looks like is unclear.
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Yahoo Sports NBA senior analyst Kevin O'Connor checks in with his latest mock draft now that the Wizards are on the clock.
President Michael Winger of the Washington Wizards poses with the winning 4-2-1-13 Lottery combination. The Wizards will have first pick in the 2026 NBA Draft.
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The Chernobyl nuclear disaster happened 40 years ago today in what is now northern Ukraine. (Reuters: Vasily Fedosenko)
In northern Ukraine, about 100 kilometres from Kyiv, lies a strange and abandoned landscape. Villages and towns are almost empty; kindergartens, once alive with children's voices, are silent. Buildings are being reclaimed by vegetation. Wild animals roam empty streets.
But it is not war with Russia that has led to this.
At 1:23am on April 26, 1986 an explosion at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant outside the town of Pripyat became the worst nuclear disaster in history.
Dolls, which were placed by a visitor, lie on beds at a kindergarten in the abandoned city of Pripyat near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. (Reuters: Gleb Garanich)
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Forty years after the Chernobyl disaster, those who helped contain its aftermath, known as liquidators, recall a silent, relentless battle against radiation, an enemy they could neither see nor fight.
"Today we can see the enemy. We can shoot at him, bomb him. Back then, we could only endure his blows in silence. There was no way to fight him," Oleksandr Ryabeka says, drawing a stark comparison between today's war in Ukraine and the invisible threat he faced in Chernobyl four decades ago.
A radiation survivor and expert, an elderly returnee, and a wildlife researcher paint a picture of life 40 years after the worst nuclear disaster.
Chornobyl Exclusion Zone, Ukraine – It’s a freezing January morning, and the sun is glistening across a placid, snowy, forested landscape. But the calm is deceptive.
An air raid siren suddenly blares across the crisp winter air.
Two soldiers scour the skies, hands firmly gripping anti-aircraft guns mounted on pick-up trucks parked on a small, dilapidated bridge on a tributary of the Pripyat River.
Danger is all around, both in the surrounding land, which still carries the legacy of the 1986 Chornobyl nuclear disaster, with pockets of intense radioactive contamination, and above, where Russian drones and missiles launched from just across the border in Belarus, a short distance to the north, regularly pass overhead.
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