Tommy gun: Queensland’s number 7 cuts down the Blues
Tom Dearden owned the Origin arena in a man of the match performance.
Tom Dearden owned the Origin arena in a man of the match performance.
In an incident at a Cross River Rail site, an organiser from a rival union was forced into oncoming traffic and issued threats concerning his young family.
Latrell Mitchell and Josh Papalii pick each other out as a scuffle ignites.
Stephen Crichton wins the race to the corner flag to give the Blues hope with the first try of the second half.
Garry Ringrose made the initial break before linking with Marcus Smith, who then directed a superb kick for the No.13 to chase and score.
An incredible cover tackle from Queensland halfback Tom Dearden stops Brian To'o from scoring for NSW.
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Homicide detectives have joined the search for 26-year-old Carolina Wilga.
Queensland's exceptional first half performance is iced by a late try to Harry Grant, after getting through three NSW defenders.
Corey Toole's opposite winger Ben O'Donnell catches the Lions out with a long, wide, cutout pass to give the speedster an easy finish.
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Brumbies fullback Andy Muirhead pulls off a miracle try-saver on Lions winger James Lowe.
NSW players are found wanting on the edge as a late offload puts Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow in the clear and Tom Dearden goes over.
Horner had been Red Bull team principal since it entered F1 as a full constructor in 2005. He had performed his team and media duties as normal throughout the British Grand Prix last week.
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Xavier Coates dives over out wide after a costly missed tackle from NSW winger Zac Lomax in the lead-up.
“I have every belief that if this system was in place, Ashley Paul Griffith would have been intercepted earlier,” the premier says.
Essendon coach Brad Scott has opened up about his team’s “perfect storm” of injuries, saying he won’t guilt or shame any of his players into staying at the club. Meanwhile, the AFL has slapped Adelaide and two of their players with fines over their boots.
Zara Tindall, the daughter of Princess Anne, was with husband Mike in the front row at Accor Stadium – decked out in Queensland merchandise to support the Maroons.
Tuiana Taii Tualima gives the Brumbies a dream start as he cleverly dives over the top of some bodies to plonk the ball down and score.
Maroons gun Valentine Holmes rattles Angus Crichton with a huge hit in the first half.
Stephen Crichton is pinged for a high shot on Maroons veteran Kurt Capewell.
Details of the senior Queensland manager’s “inappropriate and unprofessional” comments have been aired in a tribunal.
One mum toured 11 facilities, another opted to “stay and play”. Both wanted to ensure their child’s safety in a system that now seems broken.
When Colin Henrys joined Wrexham AFC as a volunteer seven years ago, the Welsh club was languishing in the fifth tier of English soccer. Now he travels around the world as the club’s head of media and communications, a “24-hour job”.