Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Veteran Australia prop Robinson retires after eye injury - The West Australian and other top stories.

  • Veteran Australia prop Robinson retires after eye injury - The West Australian

    Veteran Australia prop Robinson retires after eye injury - The West Australian
    AFP on June 7, 2016, 12:51 pm Veteran Australia prop Robinson retires after eye injury Sydney (AFP) - Veteran Australia prop Benn Robinson announced his immediate retirement on Tuesday after a seemingly innocuous poke in the eye left him seriously injured.The 31-year-old recently underwent surgery to repair his vision after he was accidentally poked in his right eye while playing Super Rugby for the New South Wales Waratahs in April.But after initially thinking the injury was not ..
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  • Titans wary of Eels ahead of NRL clash

    Titans wary of Eels ahead of NRL clash
    As Nathan Peats prepares to play against former Parramatta teammates for the first time, his Gold Coast team are wary of the beleaguered Eels.Gold Coast coach Neil Henry says a minor elbow injury suffered in Sunday's win over South Sydney is unlikely to keep Peats out of Saturday's NRL clash in Darwin."He's quite keen to get out there and play his old teammates," Henry told reporters in Darwin on Tuesday.The coach also admitted on Tuesday that Peats brought some inside knowledge with him, having..
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  • AFL season 2016: Demons captain Nathan Jones plays down favouritism

    AFL season 2016: Demons captain Nathan Jones plays down favouritism
    Demons skipper Nathan Jones in action against Collingwood this season. Photo: Getty Images Melbourne captain Nathan Jones has played down any expectation on his side to win their first Queen's Birthday clash against Collingwood in nearly a decade, saying his team will treat it like any other week. For the first time in recent memory the Demons will start as favourites to beat the Pies in the annual clash, which will again host "The Big Freeze" to raise money ..
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  • Manly major sponsor Coco Joy demands Sea Eagles remove branding from jersey

    Manly major sponsor Coco Joy demands Sea Eagles remove branding from jersey
    Video will begin in 5 seconds. Sport: The week's best plays From major upsets to injury-time winner, these are the most exciting, silly and downright crazy plays in the sporting world this week. PT1M33S 620 349 Manly's woes have gone from bad to worse with revelations they are locked in a bitter dispute with their major sponsor, who are demanding the Sea Eagles remove their logo from the front of their jersey.In a drama unrelated to the match-fixing allegations that have been..
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  • NRL round 14 live teams: live coverage of team announcements, team news live blog

    NRL round 14 live teams: live coverage of team announcements, team news live blog
    PENRITH star Jamie Soward will join James Segeyaro in the Intrust Super Premiership NSW this weekend with Anthony Griffin axing the five-eighth in favour of Bryce Cartwright and Nathan Cleary.They face Manly on Sunday with the Sea Eagles naming Dylan Walker in the halves alongside Apisai Koroisau with Daly Cherry-Evans and Jamie Lyon injured.Tom Trbojevic shifts into the centres with Steve Matai injured and Jorge Taufua on the edge.The Roosters will be without Mitchell Pearce for another week wi..
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  • Wests Tigers chair Marina Go said independent thinking may work for troubled Parramatta Eels

    Wests Tigers chair Marina Go said independent thinking may work for troubled Parramatta Eels
    Independents day: Wests Tigers chair Marina Go recommends the model adopted by the joint venture club. Photo: Kirk Gilmour Marina Go wouldn't presume to tell Parramatta, or any other business, how to run their affairs.But if you want a ringing endorsement for how the addition independent directors help end factionalism, look no further than the Wests Tigers chair."I can only comment on the benefits to our club, but certainly over the past 20 months the additi..
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  • Ready for Rio: Members of the Australian Paralympic team at the uniform launch on Tuesday. Photo: Edwina Pickles

    Ready for Rio: Members of the Australian Paralympic team at the uniform launch on Tuesday. Photo: Edwina Pickles
    Ready for Rio: Members of the Australian Paralympic team at the uniform launch on Tuesday. Photo: Edwina Pickles If going to this year's Olympics seems like a borderline inconvenience for some Australian athletes given all the problems engulfing Rio de Janeiro, spare a though for the nation's Paralympic team.But be careful not to offer too much concern for their welfare – they're not the least bit interested. All they want is to compete as fiercely as possibl..
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  • Rio Olympics 2016: Shooter Michael Diamond pleads not guilty to high-range drink-driving and carrying a shotgun

    Rio Olympics 2016: Shooter Michael Diamond pleads not guilty to high-range drink-driving and carrying a shotgun
    Video will begin in 5 seconds. Michael Diamond in court Michael Diamond appears in court on Tuesday to fight the firearms charges that could keep him from the Rio Olympics. Vision courtesy Ten News. PT1M33S 620 349 Dual Olympic gold medallist Michael Diamond's dreams of competing in Rio may now hinge on him having a chance to beat drink driving and firearm charges before the team is selected in July.Diamond, 44, has applied to expedite a hearing after pleading not guilty on ..
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  • Weir: Prince Of Penzance owes us nothing

    Weir: Prince Of Penzance owes us nothing
    Prince Of Penzance and Stevie Payne on Melbourne Cup Day (Image: Darren McNamara) Darren Weir says Prince Of Penzance is right on target to defend his Melbourne Cup crown - but it won’t be at any cost. Speaking at the launch of the 2016 Emirates Melbourne Cup Tour, the champion trainer was adamant the horse means too much to too many people and that he won’t hesitate to pull the plug on his career if there are any issues. “Prince Of Penzance doesn’t have to do anything else for us, if he s..
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  • Ten aims to build on Big Bash success

    Ten aims to build on Big Bash success
    Video will begin in 5 seconds. Brendon McCullum highlights Brendon McCullum was in such smashing form at Eden Park on the weekend, Australians wish he was one of theirs. PT0M0S 620 349 Network Ten is set to boost its Big Bash League programming this summer, capitalising on the cricket competition's rising popularity, but this could make the broadcast rights harder to hold on to when they come up for renegotiation.The competition, which runs in December and January, delivered ..
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