August 18, 2009
EVEN without a notable winger, how would this team of 13 go against the present Sharks line up?
Brett Kearney, Bronx Goodwin, Fraser Anderson, Reni Maitua, Trent Barrett, Greg Bird, Brett Seymour, Anthony Tupou, Reece Williams, Bryan Norrie, Jacob Selmes, Terrence Seu Seu and Ben Ross.
Yes, they’re all missing this weekend and, apart from Goodwin, were contracted to the Sharks NRL team in 2009. [Read more]
Ian LuffNSW motorists are soon to be hit with a new strategy designed to increase revenue from mobile speed vans. The first six hi tech Ford Territory vehicles... [Read more]
Bernard BratusaMy apologizes to regular readers for missing the deadline last week, but I got caught up in the mock celebrations surrounding the Federal Government’s... [Read more]
Jeff McGillGIVEN the brutal dumping of KRudd last week, I started to write this column about the rising power of Labor’s ugly factional warlords. [Read more] Read More →
Ian LuffIn motor talk many scribes refer to vehicle handling in complicated language. Mid corner understeer, throttle balance oversteer on exit etc. Sadly, most... [Read more]
Back down on plan to sell or lease the Waterfall aged care facility to a private operator. [Link]
A St George animal rights campaigner, Sylvia Raye, is taking credit for a ban on a goldfish-swallowing act that in the Great Moscow Circus currently performing at Miranda. [Link]
A FINE eye for detail and a splash of imagination were the key elements in St George Girls High exhibition. [Link]
Sydney authorities have banned a circus from performing an act involving live fish after an animal rights group complained it was cruel. [Link]
MOST children think they can fly like Superman. They soon realise gravity keeps them grounded. Four Wetherill Park co-workers actually think they can fly - and gravity is no obstacle. [Link]
Penrith Council’s Enhanced Environmental Program has a strong commitment to improving and maintaining the quality of our waterways and raising community awareness about water use and water conservation. To celebrate National Water Week, Council has again organised an exciting Photographic Competition with the theme “Water in Penrith - Our Most ... [Link]
Mark it in your diary for the upcoming Penrith Valley Formula Powerboats Grand Prix series with the Grand Finale round billed for the weekend of 28 - 29 August.More than 50 teams from across Australia will compete, making it the largest fleet of competitors ever to come together for a ... [Link]