Sydney property: Hillsong's Brian Houston's Glenhaven home listed for $4.5 million
The Glenhaven estate hits the market just months after the Hillsong founder was forced to resign as the church’s Global Senior Pastor.
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The Glenhaven estate hits the market just months after the Hillsong founder was forced to resign as the church’s Global Senior Pastor.
Don’t celebrate too soon Maroons – Brisbane enforcer Payne Haas is still a chance to play Origin 1 despite hobbling off Suncorp Thursday night.
Brisbane's leadership void has been laid bare after scans confirmed Pat Carrigan's season-ending ACL rupture. His absence, coupled with first-choice skipper Alex Glenn still being sidelined by a calf problem, now has a quintet of unlikely captaincy contenders being lined up by coach Kevin Walters. Glenn is still 2-3 weeks away, meaning playmakers Jake Turpin and Anthony Milford are in the captaincy mix alongside forwards Payne Haas, Matthew Lodge and Tevita Pangai jnr. Walters is yet to make a call on who will lead the Broncos in Friday's Magic Round clash with Manly and beyond. But he is h...
By Matt BungardMay 10th, 2021 FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedInMay 10th, 2021 Broncos lock Pat Carrigan has been ruled out of the rest of the season, with scans confirming a ruptured ACL. The young gun was taken from the field on Saturday night in Brisbane's loss to North Queensland, and had scans yesterday on his knee. Patrick Carrigan hits the ball up on Saturday night. (Getty) "I haven't had chance to speak to the doctor but he's not in great shape," coach Kevin Walters said at the time. "Unfortunately our worst fears were confirmed by the scan in that Pat has a ruptured ACL...
The spirit is willing but the cavalry is dwindling with Brisbane coach Kevin Walters forced to dig deep into his roster for next week’s derby against the Titans. While winger Xavier Coates (neck) and utility John Asiata (neck/shoulder) were cleared of serious injury after scans in hospital following the round one loss to Parramatta, both remain in doubt for Friday’s trip down the M1 to face the Titans. "Xavier still has a sore neck but his scan was clear and he has improved today," said Broncos head of performance Andrew Croll. "John Asiata also received a clear scan but is still experien...