Tiger Woods has undergone a successful second round of surgery according to a statement released by his team. The golf legend went under the knife on Saturday (AEDT), after being transferred to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles which has been described as one of… Read More »Tiger undergoes second bout of surgery
Opposition supporters laid flowers on the bridge in central Moscow where Nemtsov was killed six years ago. Several thousand people commemorated the anniversary of the 2015 murder of Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov in central Moscow on Saturday, following a clampdown on protests over the… Read More »Thousands mark anniversary of Kremlin critic Nemtsov’s murder
Montreal, Canada – As the mayor of Clyde River, a small Inuit hamlet in the territory of Nunavut in northern Canada, Jerry Natanine had seen local opposition to an iron ore mining project building for years. So, when a group of Inuit hunters this month… Read More »Inuit voices grow louder in fight over Nunavut mine expansion
Prized Greater Western Sydney recruit Jesse Hogan is battling to be fit for the season opener, after sustaining a quad injury at training. MORE AFL NEWS: Tigers chief Brendon Gale hoses down Dustin Martin Sydney rumours The key forward, who had two inconsistent seasons at… Read More »Embattled Giants recruit knocked down by injury
Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania – Esther Mngodo, like other Tanzanians, was relieved to hear this week government officials are finally urging people in the country to take precautions against the coronavirus – and even wear face masks. “It is a good move,” said Mngodo, a 34-year-old resident… Read More »Tanzania COVID U-turn ‘a good move’ – but is it good enough?
By Sam Worthington09:21 It’s almost game over already, you would think, as Noah Lolesio puts the Brumbies up 19-3 after 26 minutes by converting his own try. It came from a rolling maul, of all places, as the little playmaker got his hands dirty. “Can… Read More »Waratahs cop record pounding from Brumbies
A rally of tens of thousands in Tunisia’s capital raises the spectre of competing protest movements. Tunisia’s biggest political party has rallied tens of thousands of supporters in the capital, escalating a dispute within the government. Saturday’s protest was the biggest demonstration in Tunisia for… Read More »Tunisia main party rallies supporters, escalating government dispute
NBA champion James says he will not stop talking about ‘things that are wrong’ after criticism from Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Four-time NBA champion LeBron James has hit back at Swedish football star Zlatan Ibrahimovic, saying there is no reason why he cannot have just as big… Read More »LeBron James hits back at Zlatan in athlete activism spat
Raiders firebrand Corey Horsburgh is facing a stint on the sideline after being cited for shoulder charges in two separate games on Saturday. He was pinged in the dying seconds of the main game for a shot on Adam Keighran and had already been penalised… Read More »Raiders firebrand cops two reports in one day
Canelo Alvarez is staying busy with his second fight in just over two months Saturday night. Alvarez (54-1-2, 36 KOs) is in a quick turnaround for this fight, last fighting — and defeating — Callum Smith in a super middleweight clash this past December. The win bout… Read More »What time is Canelo Alvarez vs. Avni Yildirim today? PPV schedule, main card start time for 2021 fight
