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This type of croquet is a far cry from the Alice in Wonderland version
Golf croquet helps isolated elderly people reconnect with others through social competition, morning tea and laughs. Source link
Amid misogynistic criticism, Marie-Louise Eta is set to break new ground
Amid a storm of misogynistic criticism, Marie-Louise Eta will become the first woman to take charge of a men’s football team in one of Europe’s top five leagues. But she just wants everyone to focus on the football. Source link
World Cup fans to be charged $200 for 15 minute train trip
A 15-minute round-trip train fare from New York to New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium will set World Cup football fans back more than $200 as officials struggle to cover rising costs. Source link
Bulldogs cop injury carnage on 'traumatic' night with ACL fears for superstar Darcy
The Bulldogs are trounced by 75 points and lose Sam Darcy to a knee injury as Sydney retains its supremacy against GWS. Source link
Panthers win golden point thriller but lose key man Kenny
Penrith have paid a heavy price for their extra time win over the Dolphins with hooker Mitch Kenny facing a lengthy stint on the sidelines. Source link
Gout hits out at 'haters' as he targets next milestone
Gout Gout fires a warning shot back at Justin Gatlin for disparaging his national 200 metres record, as he sets his sights on another feat in his young career. Source link
Next-gen cricket talent shines at national Indigenous championships
The National Indigenous Cricket Championships, held in Mackay for the second year, has become one of the key development pathways for young talent. Source link
St Kilda announces appeal against Collard ban for homophobic slur
St Kilda is appealing the nine-match ban given to Lance Collard for uttering a homophobic comment, saying the young forward maintains his innocence. Source link
Former Arsenal, Juventus goalkeeper killed after car hit by train
Former Austria goalkeeper Alexander Manninger, who played for Arsenal and a string of Italian clubs, died on Thursday at the age of 48 after the car he was driving was hit by a train at a crossing near Salzburg. Source link
French Open bans cameras in player areas after Melbourne criticism
Organisers of the French Open have promised that their players will enjoy camera-free privacy in a space of their own, following criticism the Australian Open copped from top stars earlier in the year. Source link