| Tue 9 Mar 2010 |
Amorin - Adriano must change
Sky Sports | Flamengo striker Adriano will have to change his roguish ways if he is to make Brazil's World Cup squad, says club president Patricia Amorin. | The troubled former Inter striker has struggled with depression and weight problems in recent years, but... |
Australian government gives $7 million health care funding to Tonga
The Daily Telegraph Australia | THE Australian government has injected $7 million into improving the health of people in Tonga. | Australian High Commissioner in Tonga Bruce Hunt said funding would be provided to the South Pacific island's Ministry of Health over three years, the... |
North Queensland Cowboys put Willie Mason on bench for NRL 2010 opener against Broncos
The Daily Telegraph Australia | NORTH Queensland's star NRL recruit Willie Mason will make his Cowboys debut off the bench against Brisbane on Friday night. | Coach Neil Henry today named the former Sydney Roosters prop on an extended bench for the Suncorp Stadium blockbuste... |
Willie Mason named on the bench for North Queensland Cowboys
The Daily Telegraph Australia | NORTH Queensland's star recruit Willie Mason will make his NRL debut off the bench for the Cowboys in their local derby season opener against Brisbane on Friday night. | Coach Neil Henry has named the former Sydney Roosters prop on an extended... |
Westpac encourages local businesswomen
Papua New Guinea Post | By JONATHAN FARAPO | LOCAL businesswomen in Papua New Guinea can further their opportunities in business following a luncheon hosted by Westpac bank as part of the bank's women's financial management workshop. | The workshop which was held in Port ... |
| Mon 8 Mar 2010 |
Sale Sharks seek rehabilitation as they sink to new depths
The Times | The hope for Sale Sharks must be that, like a recovering alcoholic, they have hit rock bottom and can now begin the process of rehabilitation. | This was their eighth successive defeat in all competitions, which has left them bottom of the Guinness... |
Life's not a beach for lightweight Sale pack
The Independent | This multi-millionaire lifestyle lark is not all it's cracked up to be. Brian Kennedy, the self-confessed rugby obsessive responsible for the lion's share of the spending that allows Sale to fight the good fight in a part of the world wholly domina... |
| Sun 7 Mar 2010 |
Sale hit rock bottom after defeat by below-par Northampton
The Guardian | Sale 7-15 Northampton | Sale's Kristian Ormsby holds off Northampton's Lee Dickson at Edgeley Park. Photograph: Neal Simpson/Empics Sport | Sale's fourth consecutive Premiership defeat saw them slip to the foot of the table, less than four years af... |
Rejuvenated Leeds take giant stride towards safety
The Guardian | Leeds 19-12 Saracens | The Saracens player Alex Goode is tackled by Leeds' Henry Fa'afili. Photograph: Jed Leicester/Getty Images. | still have six games to play but suddenly the question is whether anyone in the league is good enough to subdue the... |
Thousands of Dental Professionals Arrive in Honolulu for ADA's 150th Annual Session
PR Newswire | More than 24,000 attendees expected, including visitors from some 70 countries | HONOLULU, Oct. 1 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Dental Association's (ADA) expects some 7,500 dentists to be among over 24,000 attendees celebrating its 150th... |
| Sat 6 Mar 2010 |
Utes' defense main focus in spring
The Salt Lake Tribune Football » Questions abound as practice gets under way this week.Updated: 03/06/2010 06:48:00 PM MST | After putting so much emphasis on the offense last year, much of the Utah Utes' focus when they open spring practice Tuesday will be on ... |
Utah football: Utes' defense main focus in spring
The Salt Lake Tribune Updated: 03/06/2010 03:29:53 PM MST | After putting so much emphasis on the offense last year, much of the Utah Utes' focus when it starts spring practice on Tuesday will be on the defense. | Utah's defense loses seven starters, including its li... |
UN: Women still target of discriminatory laws
The Star | UNITED NATIONS: Five years after a UN conference called for the revocation of laws that discriminate on the basis of gender, a new report highlights 36 countries that still have laws that treat women as second-class citizens. | The international hu... |
| Fri 5 Mar 2010 |
Sale Sharks v Northampton Saints (Sun)
BBC News | Relegation-threatened Sale have made six changes with Dwayne Peel returning at scrum-half, while Jonny Kennedy and Lee Thomas start in the centres. | Nick McLeod will play at full-back, hooker Neil Briggs and prop Jack Forster get a run while Carl ... |
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