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Fox Sports commentator Laurie Daley previews round 19 of the NRL

By on Thursday, July 16th, 2009 | No Comments

As the NRL approaches the business end of the season, Fox Sports commentator Laurie Daley provides his predictions for a tricky round 19 of NRL action. Brisbane Broncos v South Sydney, Friday 6:40pm (EST), Suncorp Stadium Not so long ago this game would have been a formality for Brisbane, but suddenly it appears as anything [...]

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Astronomy Online Facts: International Year of Astronomy – Sydney Museum and Science

By on Wednesday, July 15th, 2009 | No Comments

Sydney Observatory and observatories completely New South Wales deceive a signally microcosm of events planned, aimed at increasing the public’s awareness of the signally handsomeness and awe-inspiring sights the microcosm has to overture. Before I inquire into into the signally bulky fall, in all events, I brooding I’d fleece high impart of why 2009 has [...]

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Ryan Hoffman leaves Melbourne Storm cupboard bare

By on Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 | No Comments

MELBOURNE Storm back-rower Ryan Hoffman made a skeleton training crew even thinner when he limped off Visy Park after knee tendinitis flared. Hoffman was one of just nine players from the 17 who played in Storm’s last-start win against Newcastle to train with the club after a five-day break. Most of the others are away [...]

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Gore addresses young activists at climate conference

By on Monday, July 13th, 2009 | No Comments

More than 1000 people aged 15 to 25 have converged on Sydney to learn political strategies for combating climate change, using lessons from US President Barack Obama’s election campaign. In yesterday’s opening session of the Power Shift 2009 conference at the University of Western Sydney’s Parramatta campus, attendees heard speeches from US climate crusader Al [...]

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Posh school teaches kids how to clean

By on Sunday, July 12th, 2009 | No Comments

THE King’s School at Parramatta is as expensive as it is exclusive, but soon some of the $23,500-a-year tuition fees could be spent teaching students how to be better around the house. The elite GPS institution is considering a radical new curriculum for Year 10 students, under which they would learn how to cook, clean [...]

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