Police told cattle prod used on greyhound at Newcastle track
VIDEO footage of a trainer using a 6000-volt cattle prod on a greyhound at The Gardens track in Birmingham Gardens in 2012 has been handed to police. NSW Premier Mike Baird, right, announcing the end of greyhound racing this month.VIDEO footage of a trainer using a 6000-volt cattle prod on a greyhound at The Gardens track in Birmingham Gardens in 2012 has been handed to police.Greyhound Racing NSW released a statement on Friday saying it had referred preliminary findings of an ind..>> view originalFalvo believes Newcastle is the tip of China's A-League investment
Lee’s arrival on the A-League scene marks the first sign of Australian investment by China since their governmental decree to develop the sport to the point where they can win the FIFA World Cup by the middle of this century. While the A-League has experienced mixed success with foreign owners so far, the FFA is confident that Lee, who reportedly paid $5.5 million to secure the licence, will be the first in a line of Chinese investors keen to spend seriously big dollars on these shores. "The..>> view originalFearless Knights plan boilover of the season
Newcastle quietly confident in battle of first versus worst IN a season their fans would prefer to forget, the Newcastle Knights have a chance to leave them with one result to remember fondly for many years to come.FLASHBACK: Cronulla players celebrate a try in their 62-0 slaughter of the Newcastle Knights at Hunter Stadium in round 10.On Sunday Newcastle head to Shark Park, where the odds could hardly be stacked more heavily against them.The form line of both teams is in total co..>> view originalNewcastle's seal of approval | photos
A group of male fur seals have been enjoying their own little bachelor party. Newcastle’s seal of approval | photos A big New Zealand bull fur seal on Newcastle breakwall. He has been one of a few males who have been enjoying an impromptu bachelor party off Newcastle, catching salmon and tailor at night and lazing through the day. Picture: Eddie O'Reilly.A big New Zealand bull fur seal on Newcastle breakwall. He has been one of a few males who have been enjo..>> view originalDark secrets of the clergy
Celibacy, the threat of blackmail and child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. Dark secrets of the clergy Silenced: James Miller on the eve of the release of his book The Priests, about sexual abuse at St Pius X, Adamstown. Picture: Kate Geraghty.Confident: Teenager James Miller - a bright "tough nut" destined for great things.Powerful: Catholic priest Tom Brennan outside court after he was charged with making a false statement to police.Secret: Father Pat..>> view originalSo let's unite in good faith
What's it like to be a Muslim in the Hunter? GOOD CITIZEN: Hunter Muslim Mustafa Al-Mudafer said people were often exposed to “the wrong face of Islam”. The real Islam encouraged respect and good morals. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers. His name is Mustafa, he’s a Muslim and he lives in the Hunter.It may come as a surprise to some, but Mustafa Al-Mudafer says people don’t bother him about his religion.“We have no trouble, no harassment at all,” Mr Al-Mudafer said.Mr Al-Mudafer owns Must..>> view originalCity recoups Lehman loss
A class action against the failed financier has delivered a windfall for Newcastle council. AN unexpected return on a written-off investment with the failed financier Lehman Brothers has provided a $7.5 million boost to Newcastle City Council’s bottom line for the 2015/16 financial year.The $7.5 million return, reported in the council’s June financial report, was the result of a successful class action involving multiple councils heard in courts in Australia and the US. Combined w..>> view originalSigning off after 227 years | photos
Veteran Hunter paramedics retire after a combined 227 years of experience. Signing off after 227 years | photos NO MORE NIGHT SHIFTS: Celebrating the end of an era at Hamilton station are retiring senior Hunter paramedics. From left, Ken Iles, Phil Moore, Pearce Benson, Dave Reid and John Playford. Absent is Tim Taylor. Picture: Marina NeilPRAISE: Tim Taylor (left) and Dave Reid (right) at Government House in 1996 after being recognised for a difficult winch..>> view originalWoman killed in East Gresford crash
Young woman the fourth person to die on Hunter roads in a week. THE Hunter’s road toll has climbed to 29 following the death of a young woman at East Gresford on Friday.The woman was the only occupant in her car when it left Gresford Road and hit a tree about 6.40am.It is believed she is from Raymond Terrace.Her death continues a horror few weeks on the region’s roads, where four people have died in the past week alone.A man, 39, was killed on Nelson Bay Road at Bobs Farm on Thurs..>> view originalBriggs back for hungry Scorps
After almost a year in the Newcastle Rugby League wilderness Scott Briggs returns for a top-of-the-table clash. RETURN: Scott Briggs. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers.Scott Briggs is set to play his first Newcastle Rugby League game in almost 12 months when Macquarie meet defending champions Lakes in a top-of-the-table clash at Cahill Oval on Sunday.Briggs hasn’t been named in the match-day program but is expected to take a spot on the bench for the competition leaders in the grand final..>> view original
Friday, July 22, 2016
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