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  • ‘Sinister’ fear as Moses sweats on scans, brutal Ponga blow | Walters confirms Kangaroos shak…

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    ‘Sinister’ fear as Moses sweats on scans, brutal Ponga blow

    The Kiwis have confirmed star fullback Kalyn Ponga will undergo surgery after suffered a broken arm in New Zealand’s 24-22 loss to the Kangaroos on Thursday night.

    Speaking post-match, head coach Stacey Jones revealed the gun No.1 had “played on” for 20 minutes before he left the field in the 70th minute.

    According to a statement, Ponga has been “booked in for surgery after breaking the radius in his left arm”, with scans revealing the nation’s worst fears.

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    Walters confirms Kangaroos shake-up as star’s World Cup could be over

    Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters has already locked in several team changes for Australia’s second World Cup game despite a thrilling victory over New Zealand.

    Halfback Mitchell Moses suffered a leg injury and lasted only a minute or two into the second half before limping off the field.

    He was replaced by Tom Dearden, who Walters later confirmed will wear the No.6 jumper against Fiji next Sunday.

    It means Cameron Munster will drop out of the side, as will the injured Moses with Sam Walker already confirmed to make his Kangaroos debut in the No.7.

    “(Walker will) play next week. We’ll put him alongside Tom who will play five-eighth,” Walters said after their 24-22 victory in Sydney.

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    Kevin Walters confirms at least three changes for second Kangaroos clash

    Australian Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters has confirmed that James Tedesco, Tom Dearden and Sam Walker will play next week against Fiji.

    The Kangaroos, who came from behind to beat New Zealand on Thursday evening in the tournament opener, do have a major health question around Parramatta Eels halfback Mitchell Moses, who Walters hinted could need to be replaced for the rest of the tournament.

    “We can bring Ethan in if Mitch is ruled out for the tournament, so we'll see how that goes in the next couple of days,” Walters said during his post-match press conference.

    Strange was one of three shadow players named by the green and gold, with Hamish Stewart and Tom Jenkins also part of the wider squad.

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  • Recession strikes fear into many and pain isn’t evenly shared | Stock Take: Is the Economic Model…

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    Recession strikes fear into many and pain isn't evenly shared

    Unemployment soared above 11pc during the 1980s recession. (ABC News: Alistair Kroie)

    Remember the good old days? The time when life was simple and opportunities endless?

    Last week, Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock batted away the idea that a recession was inevitable but finally conceded that unless inflation was brought to heel in a timely manner, it was a possibility.

    "So, it's not our base case, I don't want it, but if inflation expectations get away, that's the sort of scenario you might be looking at."

    Michele Bullock concedes there is a risk of recession. (AAP: Dan Himbrechts)

    Pandemic aside, we haven't experienced a recession — one where the catalyst was rising interest rates — since the early 1990s.

    Is Australia facing a real recession?

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  • Cape Fear review – Amy Adams and Javier Bardem’s immaculate update is a wild, wild ride | ‘…

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    Cape Fear review – Amy Adams and Javier Bardem’s immaculate update is a wild, wild ride

    Bardem has the absolute time of his life terrifying everyone in this remake of the classic thriller. It’s a masterclass in tension, sublime directing – and never forgets the power of a jump scare

    “Ever look around and wonder if we deserve all this?” a woman asks, standing by their sprawling mansion’s swimming pool with her handsome, ripped, fellow lawyer husband.

    Ah me. Ah my. Welcome to the latest screen incarnation of John D MacDonald’s taut psychological thriller, published in 1957 as The Executioners and now adapted for the third time under the title Cape Fear. Robert Mitchum and Gregory Peck starred in the first, in 1962 – the former as the villain Max Cady, nursing an incandescent rage and obsessive desire for vengeance against the latter, as lawyer Sam Bowden, for for his role as key witness in a rape prosecution. Martin Scorsese directed a remake that had Nick Nolte as Bowden and a truly terrifying Robert De Niro as Cady in 1991. It introduced a few more moral grey areas but the battle remained between good and very, very evil as Cady sought to destroy Bowden’s life and family in every conceivable way.

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    Why Cape Fear is scarier than anything else I’ve seen on TV

    This series is so unsettling it makes its movie predecessors feel like Roadrunner cartoons.

    Hollywood’s cannibalisation of its back catalogue has spawned the good, the bad and the ugly. Residing in the first category is Cape Fear, Apple TV’s series from show-runner Nick Antosca, produced by master storytellers Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg. The reworking of Scorsese’s 1991 film (itself a revamp of J Lee Thompson’s 1962 classic), takes narrative licence, undergoes significant renovation and adds characters.

    It’s a highly satisfying deep-dive into characterisation and theme, heightening complexity well beyond Thompson’s stripped-back tale of good and evil and Scorsese’s brutal take on universal guilt. This version, with its oppressive paranoia, is so unsettling it makes its predecessors feel like Roadrunner cartoons.

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  • Bullish Nancy does not fear sack but Celtic fans display fury after loss to Rangers | Celtic 1-3 …

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    Bullish Nancy does not fear sack but Celtic fans display fury after loss to Rangers

    Wilfried Nancy insisted he did not fear the sack, claiming, “We are really close to things turning around,” despite the Celtic manager moving dangerously close to dismissal with a comprehensive defeat by Rangers.

    Celtic led their oldest rivals at the interval but a second-half capitulation from the hosts allowed Danny Röhl’s team to move level on points with the defending Scottish Premiership champions. Nancy, who was hired from Columbus Crew in December, has presided over six defeats in eight games.

    Celtic’s support displayed their anger – towards the board and manager – in their hundreds outside the stadium at full time. The board would be most likely to return to Martin O’Neill, who enjoyed a successful interim spell before Nancy was hired, if the Frenchman were sacked.

    Celtic 1-3 Rangers: What the manager said

    Rangers head coach Danny Rohl: "I give big respect to my team. In the first half, we tried something, but they were better. They won the 50-50 duels and they played big and fast and behind, it created us a lot of problems.

    "We changed at half-time a little bit the style of pressing. We are good in the game then.

    "You have two stories, we can turn things in one half to come back 3-1 and win this game and the second story, we have a centre-forward with Youssef [Chermiti] who scores fantastic goals.

    "We should enjoy, but tomorrow we have to be again, ready for the next game. This is a demanding league.

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    Celtic v Rangers: Scottish Premiership – live

    Wilfried Nancy’s Celtic nightmare continued after Rangers inflicted a sixth defeat in eight games by scoring three goals in the second half

    Wilfried Nancy spent a memorable Friday press conference pleading for time, context and understanding as he visibly struggles with the role of Celtic manager. This outcome – and the nature of it – will do nothing for Nancy’s hopes of keeping his job.

    And that’s it from a dramatic afternoon at Celtic Park. A classic game of two halves and another miserable afternoon for Wilfried Nancy. Can he survive this latest setback – especially given the opposition involved?

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  • ‘I fear electromagnetic catastrophe’: Josh Safdie on Marty Supreme, latent Jewish anxiety and…

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    ‘I fear electromagnetic catastrophe’: Josh Safdie on Marty Supreme, latent Jewish anxiety and why men are lost

    The Timothée Chalamet-starring comedy about a hustling table tennis ace has been voted one of the Guardian’s films of the year. Its writer/director talks ambition, American dreams and alien takeovers

    Why Marty Supreme is the No 5 film in the UK and No 4 in the US

    Josh Safdie, 41, is best known for the films he has made with his brother, Benny – frenetic chancer yarns such as Uncut Gems, Good Time and Heaven Knows What.

    Last year, the brothers split and shot separate movies loosely based on real life sportsmen. Benny made wrestling drama The Smashing Machine, starring The Rock; Josh a loose take on the life of Marty Reisman, a shoe-store clerk in 1950s New York, who aspires to table tennis pre-eminence but must hustle to fund his passage to championships in London and Tokyo.

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    Timothée Chalamet-Starring ‘Marty Supreme’ Sets A24 Presales Record As It Starts Limited Run Ahead Of Holiday Wide Release – Specialty Preview

    Presales for original drama Marty Supreme are the fastest in A24 history Deadline hears with more than 65 complete sellouts across hundreds of showtimes, and over 70% of tickets sold overall, setting the Timothée Chalamet-starring drama for rarefied numbers in limited release at six theaters.

    At 96% Certified Fresh with critics on Rotten Tomatoes and with a 91 Metacritic score, the film will go wide Christmas day on circa 2,500 screens.

    Premiered at the New York Film Festival, see Deadline review. Chalamet is Marty Mauser, a young man with a dream no one respects, who goes to hell and back in pursuit of greatness in this fictionalized portrait of a brash shoe saleman turned ping pong champion set in postwar NYC. Chalamet paired a chic black leather ping pong paddle with his orange suit at the LA premiere.

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