Teen dreams big for extra sweet 16th
A talented southeast tennis star has smashed a series of national and international events. She is now aiming for a grand slam.
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My life on the Little Bay greens
Laetitia Curtis signed up as one of the first members of Little Bay’s picturesque 18-hole course five decades ago. Little did she know how the greens would shape her life.
Courageous Ned’s swim for sick mate
NED WIELAND finished in the top 10 of the South Head Roughwater swim from Bondi to Watsons Bay thinking of his sick best mate Xavier Slezak when the going got tough.
State of Origin is a disruptive sideshow
I support the Sydney Roosters, not the NSW team. As a supporter I would expect our players are solely focused on wearing the tricolours.
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Traffic lights win for residents
TRAFFIC lights will be installed at the “notoriously dangerous” Bay St intersection after a successful campaign by Botany residents.
Maloney ready for Origin
JAMES Maloney’s path to playing NSW State of Origin has been nomadic but the Sydney Roosters five-eighth is determined to keep his Blues jumper.
Crates go out with the trash
FULL recycling crates littering Botany streets will soon be no more, after Botany Council decided to replace them with mobile garbage bins.
Bunnies lose second of the year
South Sydney went down for only the second time in 2013 on Monday to the Cronulla Sharks in wet conditions.
From the Coup
I don’t mind losing to a team that is too good on the day. I do mind however when the match is decided by people not playing in the match itself.
Randwick on a hot streak
RANDWICK made it three wins in a row at the weekend, defeating last year’s runners up Southern Districts 33-25 at Coogee Oval.
UPDATE: Teo denies assault claim
South Sydney won’t stand down back-rower Ben Te’o despite allegations he assaulted a woman in Brisbane last month.
Teen sexually assaulted in Kingsford
A 16-year-old girl was allegedly sexually assaulted in Kingsford on Tuesday.
Jane sets pace in ocean
JANE Tait may be small but she is making big waves in the ocean with her winning results at open swimming competitions.
Moore Park Golf marks 100 years
WOODEN clubs, long socks and plus-fours will grace the greens at Moore Park Golf on Friday as the course celebrates 100 years.
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