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By WWOS staff8 days ago FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn8 days ago There are fears the Parramatta Eels may struggle to name a full team this week as they stare down the prospect of selecting a squad from only 17 available players. The NRL last week imposed stage three restrictions on clubs following NSWs COVID-19 outbreak, which meant club staff and players were put back into a bubble to keep the competition going. With the NRLs Magic Round on the horizon, teams were sent an ema...

Anton Johnson (left) continues to support the running of Johnsons butchers - Credit: Anton Johnson/ Ray Stone A new book about a Rainham entrepreneur known for his time as a controversial football club owner was published last week. Novelist Ray Stone and Ant Gavin Smits wrote Anton Johnson - A Driven Life to challenge misconceptions about Anton Johnson, who faced allegations of fraud in the 1980s while in charge of Southend United FC. He was cleared of all charges. Co-author Ray told the R...

They achieved their week one wins in contrasting fashions, but the Eels and Storm head into this meeting seeking a two-from-two start to 2021. Melbourne blitzed South Sydney early before winning 26-18 while the Eels turned a 16-0 deficit against Brisbane into a 24-16 win. Melbournes attack was superb in the early stages in round one, with Ryan Papenhuyzen and Cameron Munster both starring. The fact the Eels were able to turn a poor first 40 minutes into a win will give Brad Arthur and his playe...

Donald Ray Stone Donald Ray Stone, who absconded from a jury trial in the Brown County Courthouse on Feb. 1, 2019, was sentenced on Monday to life in prison by Brown County Court at Law Judge Sam Moss following a fourth DWI conviction. A warrant was issued for Stone, now 51, after he absconded and Stone was arrested on Feb. 26, 2021 for Bond Forfeiture Driving While Intoxicated by the Chickasaw Nation Oklahoma Police and housed in Love County, Oklahoma. Stone was extradited to Brown County on T...

Tuesday, 19 January 2021, 6:07 am Alongside the huge line-up of legendary Ford competition cars that feature in Ford’s New Zealand motorsport heritage, this weekend’s Taupō Historic GP meeting on January 23 and 24 will also celebrate the contribution to New Zealand motorsport of one of its unsung heroes and legends, Ray Stone. Whilst other historic motorsport events have previously featured New Zealand’s famous and legendary drivers and champions, this year’s Taupō Historic GP event ...

Sunday, 17 January 2021, 4:57 pm The Ford Legends Pavilion will be the focal point of next weekend’s Taupō Historic GP for many spectators and Ford motorsport fans. 20 historically-important and interesting Fords will be based in the Pavilion on display, with some being demonstrated between races and some also racing. And they include not only Ford racing and rally cars, but also Ford-powered single-seaters including the Shelby Family’s 1984 Ralt RT4/84 Formula Atlantic. The Shelby Family...

Watch: six decades (well, with a break in the middle) of Skodas mainstream family car. Skoda might have been the punchline to a bad joke for people over a certain age, but those jokes don’t really work anymore, because Skoda has been cool for some time now. In fact, come 2021, seeing a Skoda in your rearview mirror will be most certainly not be a joke, as the company, that is part of the huge Volkswagen Group, recently signed a deal to supply vehicles to the New Zealand police following Hold...

Extensive experience investigating police misconduct or represent iing the victims o police misconduct. they include sergio acosta, inspector general joe ferguson, laurie lightfoot, hi grah and ray stone. they will look at youth and religious leaders and others make sure that there is input from all parts of the city and all perspectives as it relates to criminal justice and the police department and public safety. in addition, chicago native and former massachusetts governor deval patrick who h...