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'Dumbest man on earth': NRL fans come for Jordan Rapana after twin reports and premature send-off in All Stars game

The Canberra Raiders could well be without winger Jordan Rapana for the start of the NRL season, after the fiery 32-year old was reported twice and sent to the sin-bin in a wild opening half of the All Stars game. Representing the Maori side, Rapana was first placed on report after a crude late hit […]
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Million Dollar Man: Ben Hunt and how a single moment can define an entire career

Whether it’s fair or not, Ben Hunt’s career is divided into BC and AD. BC is ‘before catch’. And it’s before catch because, as the ball descended toward him as extra time began in the 2015 NRL grand final, no one thought anything else was going to happen but Hunt catching the ball. The Cowboys […]
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BREAKING: Reynolds set to sign with Broncos

CONFIRMED: Reynolds officially signs three-year deal with Broncos A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Star South Sydney halfback Adam Reynolds has signed a three-year deal with the Brisbane Broncos beginning next season. The news was made official by both clubs this morning after NRL.com reported on rumours a deal had been agreed to yesterday. Brisbane coach Kevin Walters said the signing of Reynolds was “...
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New uses for cherry pits makes landfilling a "waste of a waste" | Great Lakes EchoGreat Lakes Echo

Capital News Service Michigan’s cherry industry may have a way to make money from, of all things, the pits. And to make soil more productive. And to reduce toxic metals, such as lead and arsenic, in contaminated water. Converting waste cherry pits for useful purposes could lower costs for processors and reduce the industry’s environmental impact by avoiding the need to dump the pits into landfills, according to a new study by Cornell University researchers. There’s a growing realization t...
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