NRL 2016: Newcastle Knights skipper Tariq Sims signs with St ...
THE Dragons have confirmed the signing of Tariq Sims for the next three years, although a deal to get the switch from Newcastle done mid-season is still to be brokered.St George Illawarra on Monday night sent out a statement confirming Sims would join the club at the end of this season on a three-year deal, reported to be worth $500,000-a-season.It has been speculated that the enforcer would leave the Knights this week, with Matthew Johns telling the Triple M Grill Team their clash with the Eels..>> view originalNRL season 2016: Parramatta Eels break Newcastle Knights hearts ...
Newcastle 18-20 Parramatta Daniel Alvaro of the Eels is taken down by Knights defenders at Hunter Stadium on Monday night. Off-contract utility back Nathan Ross was denied a match-winning try in the dying stages as the Knights suffered a heart-breaking 20-18 loss to Parramatta at Hunter Stadium on Monday night.Ross, who scored in the first half, thought he had ended the Knights' six-game losing steak when he crashed through three defenders in a tangle of arms..>> view originalAnnouncement imminent on Jets' future
FOOTBALL Federation Australia is expected to make an announcement today about the future direction of the Newcastle Jets. Speculation has mounted over ...>> view originalJarryd Roughead opens up about his battle with cancer
Hawthorn star Jarryd Roughead reveals the 'scary' news that his skin cancer has spread to vital organs. Four spots on the lungs: Roughead cancer shock Jarryd Roughead of the Hawks speaks to the media at Waverley Park on May 31, 2016 in Melbourne, Australia. Pic: Quinn Rooney/Getty ImagesJarryd Roughead of the Hawks speaks to the media at Waverley Park on May 31, 2016 in Melbourne, Australia. Pic: Quinn Rooney/Getty ImagesJarryd Roughead of the Hawks speaks t..>> view originalPacific Dawn in Newcastle | photos
UPDATED: Pacific Dawn's exit signals the end of the Hunter's $11m cruise ship season. Pacific Dawn in Newcastle | photos, video Photo: @jonnovoselac/TwitterThe Pacific Dawn arriving in Newcastle on Tuesday. Photo: @zenten11/InstagramPhoto: @goldie30_/InstagramPhoto: @mysiecroft/InstagramThe Pacific Dawn on Tuesday morning. Photo: Shayne HickeyThe Pacific Dawn turns in the harbour before berthing. Photo: Ray KellyThe Pacific Dawn turns in the harbour before b..>> view originalDavid Carney returns to Newcastle
When a fan needed help, professional soccer player David Carney was there. David Carney with Cooper Goodacre, Brady Conlan, Will Dundas and Brock Taylor. Former Newcastle Jets player David Carney was in town on Tuesday, paying a visit to one of his fans in hospital.Cooper Goodacre, 17, has undergone six weeks of chemotherapy for testicular cancer, following surgery.Carney’s visit coincided with Cooper’s last day of chemo – a time of celebration for him and his family.Cooper was on..>> view originalPacific Dawn in Newcastle | photos, video
UPDATED: Pacific Dawn's exit signals the end of the Hunter's $11m cruise ship season. Pacific Dawn in Newcastle | photos, video Photo: @jonnovoselac/TwitterThe Pacific Dawn arriving in Newcastle on Tuesday. Photo: @zenten11/InstagramPhoto: @goldie30_/InstagramPhoto: @mysiecroft/InstagramThe Pacific Dawn on Tuesday morning. Photo: Shayne HickeyThe Pacific Dawn turns in the harbour before berthing. Photo: Ray KellyThe Pacific Dawn turns in the harbour before b..>> view originalMaroons captain Cameron Smith is "fairly optimistic" that star ...
Newcastle Knights Korbin Sims faces a week on the sideline for serious high tackle Video will begin in 5 seconds. State of Origin: 'no mind games' Maroons captain Cameron Smith is "fairly optimistic" that star halfback Cooper Cronk will play in game one on Wednesday night. 7 News Queensland PT1M38S 620 349 Newcastle could be without forward Korbin Sims for Saturday's clash with North Queensland in Townsville after he copped a grade-one careless high tackle charge.Sims will ..>> view originalCentenary of The Great War
David Dial takes a look at the war news that made headlines this week in 1916. Extracts from The Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners’ Advocate for 29 May-4 June, 1916. RECOVERY: Patients and visitors at a private convalescent hospital in Sydney. Photo: Courtesy of The Digger's View. WW1 in Colour by Juan Mahony. For further information visit thediggersview.com.auMILITARY CAMPSBrigadier-General Ramaciotti, State Commandant, who returned on Saturday from an inspection of some of the..>> view original
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