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Bendigo protesters oppose a proposed Mosque and the Islamisation of Australia

Apart from a scuffle between a protester and a TV sound recordist, the crowd was well behaved. Four people were arrested as pro-diversity and anti-mosque supporters clashed in Bendigo on Saturday, the second rally organised by the right-wing United ... >> view original

Racism gets hot in Bendigo but elites serve it cold to migrants every day

So while “hot racism” breaks out from time to time – in Cronulla, in Bendigo – cold racism builds a gulag in the name of an orderly immigration system that will retain broad popular support, or in the name of defeating the people smugglers, or, most ... >> view original

Motivation is growing at Bendigo's PepperGreen farm

The farm is run by Bendigo Access Employment to employ about 40 disadvantaged people, mainly people with disabilities, from autism to severe epilepsy, alongside community volunteers. PepperGreen Farm manager Jenny Heenan says the aim is farming ... >> view original

Jarryd Hayne: “I don't have a life anymore.”

Jai Bednallnews.com.au. Share; Share on Facebook; Share on Twitter; Share on Google+; Share on Reddit; Email a friend. TWELVE months ago, Jarryd Hayne told a stunned Australian sporting public he was quitting rugby league to chase his dream of ... >> view original

Rugby World Cup 2015: Wallabies face training pain as Michael Cheika turns up ...

LONDON: Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has told his players to brace for more training pain as he turns up the intensity in a bid to make them "body hard" for the World Cup knockout battles. One of the most courageous defensive efforts in Wallabies ... >> view original

Perth Wildcats set for first home game against New Zealand

The Perth Wildcats are gearing up for their first home game of the season against the New Zealand Breakers, but again will be without captain Damian Martin. "He'll have a good run today pulled up a little bit sore form yesterday... hopefully he will be ... >> view original

They'll be better for the experience: Chappell

Greg Chappell says the last-minute inclusion of Australia's Test stars in the Matador BBQs One-Day Cup only strengthened his conviction to include the CA XI in the competition. The CA XI, a composite of the best young players in the country who were ... >> view original

Rugby World Cup 2015: Bad lip-reading video of rugby stars delivers serious ...

A New Zealand organisation representing deaf and hard of hearing people has produced a brilliant World Cup-themed video clip to explain why they believe legislation should be introduced to ensure captioning during broadcasts is made mandatory. >> view original

Harsh lessons learned from Brisbane Roar failure, says Western Sydney ...

The embarrassment of getting soundly beaten by Brisbane Roar in the A-League's season opener will only serve to make Western Sydney Wanderers fix their shortcomings, according to coach Tony Popovic. Despite cancelling out Brisbane's opening goal ... >> view original

Lamar Odom used cocaine: police

Nevada police say workers from the Nevada brothel where Lamar Odom was found unconscious reported in a 911 call that the former NBA star had been using cocaine. The 35-year-old Odom remained hospitalised in Las Vegas Wednesday, with his ex-wife ... >> view original