Vizyco AU

Tag: reward

  • Adam Doueihi Try | Tigers reward Doueihi ahead of major positional switch | Sharks vow to ‘go d…

    Adam Doueihi Try | Tigers reward Doueihi ahead of major positional switch | Sharks vow to ‘go d…

    Explore the latest developments concerning Adam Doueihi Try.

    Adam Doueihi Try

    National Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

    Tigers reward Doueihi ahead of major positional switch

    You have reached ESPN's Australian edition. Stay on current site or go to US version.

    Wests Tigers have signalled their belief in Adam Doueihi's move to halfback by rewarding the playmaker with a two-year contract extension.

    The Tigers announced on Friday, a little more than 24 hours ahead of their season opener with North Queensland, that Doueihi had penned a deal that will keep him at Concord until the end of 2029.

    Only Alex Twal and Sione Fainu, whose deals also expire in 2029, are signed as long as Doueihi.

    The new contract is a huge showing of faith from both parties given the Tigers' struggles under Benji Marshall and Doueihi's luckless run with injuries.

    43-inch Class F30 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV with Alexa Voice Remote

    43-inch Class F30 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV with Alexa Voice Remote
    Limited time offer! »

    The dynamic landscape of current events often brings forth significant discussions. Monitoring these developments provides crucial insights.

    For more detailed information, explore updates concerning Adam Doueihi Try.

    For more news…

  • Police post $1m reward 50 years after Eloise disappeared from bedroom | Million-dollar reward ove…

    Police post $1m reward 50 years after Eloise disappeared from bedroom | Million-dollar reward ove…

    Explore the latest developments concerning Police post $1m.

    Police post $1m reward 50 years after Eloise disappeared from bedroom

    Police are hoping to find new information in the case of Eloise Worledge. (Supplied: Victoria Police)

    Eloise Worledge, an eight-year-old schoolgirl, went missing from her home in the Melbourne bayside suburb of Beaumaris on January 13, 1976.

    Half a century on, police have upped their initial reward for information on the infamous case from $10,000 to $1 million. 

    Police hope the reward will encourage anyone who was reluctant to come forward previously to get in touch. 

    Fifty years after eight-year-old girl Eloise Worledge went missing from her Melbourne bedroom, police have announced a $1 million reward for information regarding her disappearance.

    But a family member says Eloise's loved ones' lives were changed forever when the young girl vanished from her Beaumaris home.

    Last-ditch $1m reward to find girl missing for 50 years

    Your digital subscription includes access to content from all our websites in your region.
    Access unlimited news content and The Canberra Times app. Premium subscribers also enjoy interactive puzzles and access to the digital version of our print edition – Today's Paper.

    The family of a young girl missing for 50 years say they have suffered a lifetime of pain and grief, as police announce a big reward in a last-ditch bid to find her.

    Eloise Worledge was just eight years old when she went missing on January 13, 1976, and police say thousands of searches and interviews have done little to track her down.

    BEST 30W 5 in 1 980nm Diode Laser Vascular Removal Machine Remove Spider Veins 980 Diode Laser Blood Vessels Removal Nail Fungus

    BEST 30W 5 in 1 980nm Diode Laser Vascular Removal Machine Remove Spider Veins 980 Diode Laser Blood Vessels Removal Nail Fungus
    Limited time offer! »

    The dynamic landscape of current events often brings forth significant discussions. Monitoring these developments provides crucial insights.

    For more detailed information, explore updates concerning Police post $1m.

    For more news…

  • Overnight sensation Wadia reaps reward for years of sacrifice | Meet Jerrssis Wadia: The six-hitt…

    Overnight sensation Wadia reaps reward for years of sacrifice | Meet Jerrssis Wadia: The six-hitt…

    Explore the latest developments concerning Overnight sensation Wadia.

    Overnight sensation Wadia reaps reward for years of sacrifice

    Indian-born Jerrssis Wadia's rise to a spot on the Strikers' list was far from straightforward, as he detailed on The Surge podcast

    He might have thundered 34 from 16 deliveries in the Adelaide Strikers' run chase against Brisbane Heat on Saturday night, but a place on a Big Bash list did not fall into Jerrssis Wadia's lap.

    Nothing ever has. Wadia is not the archetypal pathway prodigy who has had the rails run into the life of an elite Twenty20 cricketer.

    Instead, this 24-year-old Mumbai-born allrounder had to grow up very quickly.

    Wadia first came to Australia aged 17, dabbling with the South Australia U19s and Adelaide Strikers Academy, only to return to his parents' home in Mumbai as Covid-19 struck and international borders began to close.

    Large Dog Harness And Leash Set Pet German Shepherd Malinois Training Walking Vest Dog Harness And Collar For Medium Large Dogs

    Large Dog Harness And Leash Set Pet German Shepherd Malinois Training Walking Vest Dog Harness And Collar For Medium Large Dogs
    Discover why it's trending. »

    Meet Jerrssis Wadia: The six-hitting sensation shipped to Adelaide from Vadodara, with a Hardik Pandya co

    I wanted to hit a six literally every ball that I faced, to be honest

    My grandpa threw a ball at me when I was four, and I hit it back. That was the first time I connected the ball and I was really happy,

    I thought about moving to Australia just for cricket. I always wanted to become a professional cricketer.

    They’re close family friends — Krunal and Hardik. I’ve learned a lot from them

    The goal is to play for Australia, not just one game, but a long and sustainable career in all three formats

    Pratyush Raj is a cricket journalist with TOI Sports, specializing in all things cricket, both on and off the field. He began his career with the Business Standard before following his passion as a sports reporter for the Times of India in Chandigarh. Pratyush has also contributed to the sports coverage of India Today Group and his last stint was with The Indian Express. His love for sports was nurtured during his upbringing in flood-prone Saharsa, a district in North Bihar, where Cricket Samrat was his constant companion.Read More

    For more detailed information, explore updates concerning Overnight sensation Wadia.

    For more news…