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May 19, 1933 Superior News in brief Park cleaned up — It was cleanup day at the Brule Co-op park last Sunday when about 100 workers busied themselves with the task. Flowers and bushes were planted. The park is open to all for use in camping and fishing along the Brule river, Jacob Perala of … [Read more…]
The Gallup Poll, for example, had William McMahon’s coalition government on course for re-election in October 1972, while my old paper The Australian splashed across its front page in August 1995 a Newspoll showing Paul Keating’s Labor government was “neck and neck with the Coalition for the first time since John Howard became Opposition leader … [Read more…]
In winter, there’s nothing more pleasing than a sunny windowsill full of herbs. North facing windows are particularly good suntraps, especially if you have a broad windowsill that can hold pots or a window box. Quick-sprouting herbs like chives, garden cress, mustard and rocket will provide tasty and nutritious leaves throughout winter to add to … [Read more…]
9 What’s Love Got to Do With It? is a resoundingly mid-tier rom-com that would work a lot better if it wasn’t trying to be a rom-com. It’s a film with two strong characters going through relatable romantic crises of their own, but the story is forcing them together because it has no idea what … [Read more…]
The Power have continued their sensational run of form, beating Melbourne in a rain-soaked epic on Friday night footy as the Power moved to second on the ladder. But in the end, the Power’s makeshift attack was able to overcome some missed opportunities in tough conditions help the side to a gutsy four-point home win … [Read more…]
The Mayo Under 12 boys team and management. Published: Fri 19 May 2023, 6:32 PM A talented bunch of Mayo boys will make the long trip to Evergreen FC, Kilkenny, tomorrow (Saturday, May 20) to play near neighbours Galway in the final of the SFAI Under 13 Inter-league Boys Cup. The game has a 1.45 … [Read more…]
Approximately 700km northeast of Sydney and 700km southeast of Brisbane in the Tasman Sea, you will find one of the most picturesque and beautiful islands in Australia, if not the world – Lord Howe Island. Jayne Jenkins paid a visit. Photographs by Jayne Jenkins Lord Howe Island, one of Australasia’s best-kept secrets, is so beautiful and … [Read more…]
GABRIEL DOWNES spends every working day in downtown Castlebar. His family garage business in Spencer Street has been serving motorists since it was founded by his grandfather, William Downes, back in 1937. Gabriel has carried on that proud tradition of service while also following the sporting tradition handed down through the generations.The Downes family are … [Read more…]
The Dr Mickey Loftus Suite was the venue specially picked by Mayo manager Kevin McStay to give his briefing ahead of a new-look All-Ireland senior football championship. It was chosen with good reason, writes Stuart Tynan. Before members of the local media sat down last Friday morning to speak to Kevin McStay about … [Read more…]