AFL
Borrowers have turned their backs on credit cards during the pandemic by wiping billions of dollars in debt and shutting down their accounts.
September, 2020
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17 September
Tigers and Swans have eye on 2021
FOOTBALL clubs across the region continue to plan for a bigger and better season in 2021 with some major announcements occurring this week. Reigning Central Murray league 2019 premiers, Woorinen, have recruited Tom Isma and Ben Booth to bolster
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17 September
Hardwick equals Hafey's Tigers record
Damien Hardwick feels "embarrassed" to be equalling the legendary Tom Hafey for most VFL/AFL games coached at Richmond. Saturday's final home-and-away round
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17 September
IN SAFE HANDS: Prodigious Storm shot stopper ‘the real deal’
Storm have had an up and down season in 2020, putting a warning out to their competitors before falling back to earth. With the squad returning to full fitness ahead of a clash against inaugural CPL premiers Coffs City United Lions,
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17 September
NSW taxpayers liable if inquiry acts on Crown findings
NSW taxpayers could be forced to pay millions of dollars in compensation to James Packer's Crown Resorts if the casino group is ordered to implement tighter controls to keep criminals out of its $2.2 billion Barangaroo facility set to open in December.
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17 September
Eagle eyes on AFL finals ramifications
West Coast face a nervous wait over the weekend to learn their AFL top-four fate ahead of another premiership tilt. The Eagles moved into third spot on the
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17 September
Shaw proud of North's AFL season finale
It wasn't the win Rhyce Shaw craved, but North Melbourne's final match of the AFL season brought out the competitive spirit the coach desperately wants to
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17 September
Eagles left sweating on Josh Kennedy in another potential injury blow for finals
West Coast Eagles spearhead Josh Kennedy has suffered an ankle injury on the eve of finals, which has seen him ruled out midway through his side’s clash with North Melbourne on Thursday night.
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17 September
Pennant Hills shops struggle to stay afloat following Metro opening and coronavirus
Pennant Hills business owners are struggling to stay afloat in wake of the coronavirus outbreak and the opening of the Sydney Metro.
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17 September
Eagles sweat on Kennedy after win over Roos
West Coast entered Thursday nights clash against 17th-placed North Melbourne with two simple objectives get the win and get out unscathed.