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Winning athletes deserve a big hand Share YOUNG handball athletes did battle at Mordialloc Beach Primary School this month, competing in the finals of the National Handball Championships.  The championships were held at primary schools across Australia. Nearly 14,000 students have competed in the competition, with around 400 children aged between six and 12 making it to the finals. Karingal Primary School student Xavier took out the top spot at the Mordialloc Beach Primary School event, taking home a $1000 prize. A HANDBALL player competing in the national championships. The championsh...

ARLINGTON, Texas. -- Pilots assigned to the 457th Fighter Squadron, 301st Fighter Wing, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas conducted a pregame fly over after the playing of the national anthem for Major League Baseball’s Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field on April 5. In a celebrated moment of Texas Rangers baseball history, the newly constructed Globe Life Field that was built in 2020, was opened to the public for their stadium’s first-ever baseball opening day. “Leading the Texas Rangers home opener flyby was exhilarating,” said Lt. Col. Brett Comer, 301st Fi...

ARLINGTON, Texas. -- Pilots assigned to the 457th Fighter Squadron, 301st Fighter Wing, U.S. Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas conducted a pregame fly over after the playing of the national anthem for Major League Baseball’s Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field on April 5. In a celebrated moment of Texas Rangers baseball history, the newly constructed Globe Life Field that was built in 2020, was opened to the public for their stadium’s first-ever baseball opening day. “Leading the Texas Rangers home opener flyby was exhilarating,” said Lt. Col. Brett Comer, 301st Fi...

Mental Health of Australian Children Mental Takes Hit in Pandemic There has been a massive increase in Australian children under 12 seeking help from a children’s mental health app and experts say the full impact of the coronavirus epidemic won’t be understood for some time. Smiling Mind, a mental health service for students, has recorded a spike in people accessing its free mobile phone app during COVID-19. The app, used by more than six million people, has seen a 350 per cent increase from children under 12 and 150 per cent from parents. “I don’t think we’ve fully seen the impact ...