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  • Departing Broncos forward set to be offered contract lifeline

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    Brisbane Broncos forward Jack Gosiewski could receive interest from St Helens in what would be a move to reunite with Kevin Walters in 2027.

    St Helens had a disappointing season and made significant changes in their staff and playing roster, including hiring current Australian Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters and signing Sean O'Sullivan, Solomone Faatape and Tom Starling.

    Christian Tuipulotu is expected to move from Australia and sign with St Helens after spending last season with St George Illawarra Dragons.

    According to Code Sports, Jack Gosiewski is looking for a contract and is optimistic he could play in 2027.

    The Brisbane Broncos are open to extending Gosiewski for another year.

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  • Minneapolis restaurant that offered free meals to protest ICE raids announces closure | Twin Citi…

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    Minneapolis restaurant that offered free meals to protest ICE raids announces closure

    Modern Times Café, a Minneapolis restaurant that attempted to eliminate prices, has announced it will be closing for good by the end of the year.

    “For the last six years, I’ve been trying to prove that Modern Times can continue to exist,” owner Dylan Alverson wrote on social media Saturday. “I’ve exhausted every option without compromising the core fundamentals that make Modern Times what it is.”

    He added that he plans to spend the next two months celebrating the 16-year-old business and discussing ways for a business like his to continue.

    “The only way for places like Modern Times to exist in the future is to actively challenge the reasons why it can no longer exist,” Alverson wrote.

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    a pair of business owners in Minneapolis are helping their community during the immigration crackdown in the state. FOX 9's Maury Glover has more. 

    MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – Modern Times Café once served free food to the community as federal immigration agents flooded Minneapolis. Now, the restaurant is closing by the end of the year. 

    Modern Times Café owner, Dylan Alverson, posted on the restaurant's Facebook page that after nearly 16 years of operations, they are closing by the end of the year. 

    "For the last 6 years, I’ve been trying to prove that Modern Times can continue to exist. I’ve exhausted every option without compromising the core fundamentals that make Modern Times what it is. Because of this, we have made the choice to close at the end of the year. This has been an incredibly difficult decision and one that did not come lightly. I announce this decision now, with the hope that we can spend the next two plus months celebrating the nearly 16 years that Modern Times has stood for creativity over cost, kindness over profit, and uncompromising values as a business in this country," Alverson said in part on Facebook. 

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    Modern Times Cafe closing at end of year after providing 30,000 free meals in wake of ICE surge

    A south Minneapolis staple that made headlines after offering free meals in response to Operation Metro Surge will be closing its doors.

    Modern Times Cafe will close at the end of the year in what the owner says is an "incredibly difficult decision."

    "I announce this decision now, with the hope that we can spend the next two plus months celebrating the nearly 16 years that Modern Times has stood for creativity over cost, kindness over profit, and uncompromising values as a business in this country," owner Dylan Alverson said.

    The cafe rebranded as Post Modern Times and began to serve free meals in January after a Border Patrol agent shot and killed Alex Pretti in the streets of Minneapolis. 

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  • Mum and son offered to repay Alan Jones after being ‘berated’, trial hears | Mother of alleged Al…

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    Mum and son offered to repay Alan Jones after being 'berated', trial hears

    The mother of Complainant A is giving evidence in the Alan Jones trial on Thursday. (ABC News: Ethan Rix)

    The mother of Complainant A defends staying in contact with Alan Jones after her teenage son told her "something sexual" happened.

    Complainant A, who is now an adult, is alleging Mr Jones kissed him and put his hands on his bottom when he was a 17-year-old boy.

    Mr Jones has pleaded not guilty to 21 counts of indecent assault and sexual touching.

    The mother of a man who has accused Alan Jones of kissing him when he was a 17-year-old schoolboy has defended keeping in contact with the broadcaster, telling a court she was in a "web of dependency" with him.

    Mother of alleged Alan Jones victim ‘absolutely trusted’ the radio host, court told

    Witness breaks down in tears, tells court ‘I was scared’ after son declined to report alleged kissing and touching by broadcaster

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    The mother of the youngest alleged victim of Alan Jones has told a Sydney court she “trusted” the 2GB broadcaster and was “comfortable” her teenager was going to spend a weekend at his Fitzroy Falls property.

    The young man, known as complainant A, has testified that when he was 17 he was alone at the southern highlands farm when Jones allegedly kissed him, put his tongue inside his mouth and touched him on the bottom. “I felt violated and I felt gross,” he told the court earlier.

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    Mother of Alan Jones accuser breaks down in tears over letter from teenage son

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    The mother of a man who alleges Alan Jones kissed and touched him non-consensually when he was 17 wept in court when being shown a letter from her son.

    Jones, 85, is on trial for 19 counts of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching without consent against five male complainants between 2003 and 2020. He denies the alleged acts occurred.

    The fifth and final complainant, dubbed “A”, alleges Jones put his tongue in his mouth and touched his bottom at the former broadcaster’s Fitzroy Falls farm. He was 17 and Jones was in his 70s.

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  • Teachers offered $2000 sign-on bonus as Labor fights to stop third strike | Vic teachers weigh ne…

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    Teachers offered $2000 sign-on bonus as Labor fights to stop third strike

    Victorian educators would get a $2000 bonus with the signing of a pay and conditions offer from the government, as the new education minister attempts to avoid statewide school strikes planned for next Wednesday.

    Teacher, principal and education support staff salaries would still rise by at least 28.3 per cent over the next four years as per the previous offer, but those at the top of their salary bands would receive a 1 per cent annual lump-sum payment, plus the one-off payment at the start of the new agreement.

    Existing face-to-face teaching hour maximums of 18.5 hours for secondary teachers and 21 hours for primary teachers would also be secured in the agreement, not in a deed, under the new offer.

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  • The $4 million man: Cummins offered monster deal as rivals come after cricket stars | Star Aussie…

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    The $4 million man: Cummins offered monster deal as rivals come after cricket stars

    Australia’s captain Pat Cummins has been offered a Cricket Australia contract extension to 2029 that would raise his earnings to around $4 million per year, ahead of a gruelling season that could see his team play 21 Tests in 12 months.

    CA has also been in talks for similar deals with the likes of Travis Head, who, alongside Cummins, was last year offered around $10 million to quit Australian cricket and take up franchise cricket full-time.

    Cummins’ salary will jump by about $1 million per year, and amount to about $12 million over three years, if he signs the long-term deal. The Test captain came in at No.15 on a recent list of Australia’s top sports earners compiled by this masthead, with overall earnings of $9-10 million last year, including his commercial partnerships and Indian Premier League deals.

    Star Aussies set for mega CA paydays as $12m deal emerges in shock Cummins report

    To help prevent overseas T20 leagues from poaching the country’s biggest stars, Cricket Australia has reportedly offered Pat Cummins a $12 million long-term deal, ensuring the national captain prioritises Test cricket until 2029.

    As revealed by The Sydney Morning Herald, CA has offered Cummins a three-year contract extension worth $4 million annually, while multi-format opener Travis Head is in talks to earn a similar deal. Despite some speculation about his spot in the Test side, Marnus Labuschagne has also been offered a three-year deal, according to the report.

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    Aussies lock in return to scene of disaster series; Cricket Australia moving to lock up Pat Cummins on $12m deal

    Australia's men's cricket side has locked in its next white-ball tour with a visit to Pakistan scheduled for May and June.

    The Aussies only recently played in Pakistan in January and February as a warm-up for the T20 World Cup. That series was disastrous preparation, ending in a 3-0 loss.

    This tour of Pakistan will be followed by a return to Bangladesh for an ODI and T20 series.

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    Sean Abbott after taking a wicket in the last series in Pakistan.  Getty

    Australia's last tour of Bangladesh was in 2021 and was a 4-1 T20 series loss leading in to a T20 World Cup that Australia won.

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  • Trio offered bans for Hawks-Suns clash; Chinese link to Tassie stadium build bid | MATCH REVIEW: …

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    Two of Hawthorn’s prime-movers were offered suspensions and Port Adelaide’s Zak Butters copped another whack in the hip-pocket in the AFL match review officer findings from Saturday’s three-point thriller at Marvel Stadium.

    Skipper James Sicily and craft goalsneak Dylan Moore were the two Hawks given one-game bans, both for striking Port’s Logan Evans in the third quarter.

    If they choose not to challenge those bans at a tribunal hearing, they will miss the Hawks round-seven clash with Gold Coast.

    Butters – Port’s acting captain – was offered a $1000 fine for striking Hawthorn’s Sam Butler in the same quarter of the same game. He’s already booked in for a separate appeal hearing on Monday as he fights against a $1500 fine imposed on him by the AFL a week earlier.

    MATCH REVIEW: Three players banned, Butters cited again

    KEY HAWTHORN pair James Sicily and Dylan Moore have both copped one-match bans for striking, while Gold Coast defender John Noble will also miss the Anzac Day clash between the two sides on Saturday after he was charged with rough conduct.

    Port Adelaide star Zak Butters, meanwhile, has been sanctioned for the 23rd time in his career, fined for striking to take his career fines tally to $52,625 (with an early plea) as he awaits Monday night's Appeals Board hearing into the finding of umpire abuse against him from last week's game.

    Sicily and Moore were both cited for striking Port Adelaide's Logan Evans off the ball during Saturday evening's nail-biting win at Marvel Stadium.

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    Key Hawks banned for costly gut punches

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    Hawthorn stars James Sicily and Dylan Moore have been suspended for respective gut punches on Port Adelaide's Logan Evans, ruling the key pair out of facing Gold Coast.

    Suns defender John Noble is also set to miss that game in Launceston on Anzac Day after copping his own one-match ban for a high hit on Essendon's Tom Edwards.

    The AFL has cracked down on off-the-ball hits to the body this season and co-captain Sicily and gun forward Moore always looked in trouble after each giving away free kicks for striking Evans behind play in separate third-quarter incidents.

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