‘My heart stopped’: Local keen to impress Macarthur Bulls
He has a name difficult to say but this footballer is hoping to make such a mark for new club Macarthur FC it will be on everyone’s lips.
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Agree? Disagree? Sydney FC’s top 15 players ever
As Sydney FC celebrates its 15th year we look at the top 15 players who have left an indelible mark. VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE AND SEE WHO IS LEADING THE POLL
Derby a perfect heart-starter for W-League gun
Remy Siemsen thought there wasn’t a lot better than being allowed to return to the northern beaches to celebrate Christmas with her family. But a win in this special game could go close.
Giant treat for Sydney, Canberra AFL fans
Save the date! AFL fans in Sydney’s west and Canberra will be treated to some epic games this season when the season kicks off in March.
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Striking down all the rest
Father and son bowling duo Kevin and Daniel Webb managed to come second and first respectively in the Coca-Cola Classic in New Zealand recently.
Anna on track for junior world title tilt
Former Junior Sports Star Anna Laman is on her way to the world junior athletics titles in the US this month.
Motherhood and mirth a heady mix for Denise
From the joys of childbirth to the pain of her mother’s passing, comedian Denise Scott doesn’t hold back in her hilarious new show, Mother Bare.
A Giant opportunity
BLAIR ATHOL Aussie rules footballer Ryan Revere is a young Giant on the rise.
Off to Yukon for the gold
THE Macarthur region’s finest softballers have left for Canada to represent Australia in the under-19 world championships.
Hockeyroos into world cup final
The Hockeyroos have made it through to the World Cup final on Sunday after squeaking past a determined and relentless USA team.
Window of opportunity
LIFE is full of hard decisions but Jed Anson knew he had to chase his dream.
Hurtz helps Roos to victory
CAMDEN’S Emily Hurtz had the honour of slamming through Australia’s first goal of the 2014 World Cup in the Netherlands in the Hockeyroos competition opener against Korea last week.
On the ride of his life
CAMERON Scott grew up in Wagga Wagga where he fell in love with cycling and has since ridden to the top of the sport.
It adds up to genius
Beethoven had a tough life for a musician. Not only did he go deaf, forcing him to give up playing piano at concerts and concentrate on composing works he never heard, but he was also lousy at maths.
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