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First hip-drop send-off set to bring grand final ban (opens the original)
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A shattered Phoenix Crossland is expected to miss Newcastle's biggest game in 25 years, facing a grand final suspension for the hip-drop tackle that broke Penrith superstar Nathan Cleary's ankle. An emotional Crossland agonisingly watched the replay looping on the stadium big screens as Cleary was given the green whistle and taken off by medicab en route to hospital. The hooker looked on the brink of tears when he was summoned to hear his punishment from referee Gerard Sutton. "Initially he's up
Longley feels 'bit of a goose' for aiding Dockers' foes (opens the original)
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Luc Longley, former Fremantle No.1 ticket holder, is in the awkward position of having helped motivate the side tackling his beloved Dockers in the AFL grand final. The Chicago Bulls three-peat NBA champion was invited to share some of his big game expertise with the Lions mid-season as they look to complete their own triple crown. It's something Longley does for a lot of clubs, but this time it may be come back to bite his hometown, leaving the Dockers diehard "feeling like a bit of a goose." "
Kings recruits bringing the hunger to go back-to-back (opens the original)
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Sydney Kings coach Brian Goorjian admits the biggest challenge to their NBL title defence is keeping the hunger as the team goes from the hunter to the hunted this season. Yet a slew of recruits are ensuring the Kings stay fresh and firing on their quest for back-to-back titles. Joining forces at the Kings with established stars including former NBA champion Matthew Dellavedova, newcomers Will Johnston, Jayden Stone and Harry Wessels all picked up valuable minutes in the team's opening-round 21-
Fears political frenzy not facts guiding youth justice (opens the original)
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Australia's strategy on youth justice and incarceration must be informed by real evidence and lived experience rather than political panic, a new national report warns. Although youth crime continues to dominate headlines nationwide, the number of children prosecuted by police last year fell 5 per cent. It's a continuing trend, as youth offending has fallen in every state and territory over the past two decades. The senate standing committee on legal and constitutional affairs delivered a final
What are people saying about the changes to migration? (opens the original)
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The federal government has unveiled sweeping changes to migration policy settings, triggering reactions across the political spectrum. * "Everything I've announced means this: if you want to come on a temporary basis to Australia, apply for a temporary visa. If you want to come to Australia permanently, apply for a permanent visa, and if you no longer have a valid visa, you should leave Australia. That's all it is." - Immigration Minister Tony Burke * "There are some measures that have been anno
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