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AMC airs new Walking Dead episodes on Halloween night for the first time since The Walking Dead pilot premiered on October 31, 2010. With the eleventh and final season of the flagship zombie drama on hiatus until February 2022, spin-offs Fear the Walking Dead and The Walking Dead: World [...]
Punters post-race: Tatt's Tiara day in review by Luke Sheehan, Nick Hluchaniuk & David Hocking Tofane made it back-to-back G1 wins Image: Racing Queensland Tatt's Tiara day saw Tofane take out the feature race, Incentivise sew up the 'Star Performer' with another demolition job, and an imbecile invade the track at Newcastle. Star Performer Incentivise (Eagle Farm R6) We’re running out of things to say about this bloke ... but his progression from being beaten in a Toowoomba maiden three months ago, to favourite in two of Australia’s most famous handicaps is nothing short o...
✖ The Walking Dead pours one out for a long-dead Season 1 character in the newest Season 10 bonus episode "One More." When Aaron (Ross Marquand) and Father Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) chance upon a stash of goodies during a two-week scavenging run, they help themselves to dinner and drink: roasted boar meat and a glass of expensive whiskey. During a card game between the two men playing for bottle caps, pay close attention to the label and you'll spot the $2,000 bottle of alcohol is named after a character who appeared in the first episode of The bottle of "Duane Jones Bourbon" is named for Dua...
Trackwork starting time debate: Chris Waller wants later start by Ray Thomas Chris Waller says the racing industry needs to be very careful Image: NewsCorp Hall of Fame trainer Chris Waller has joined the growing chorus for fundamental change in the racing industry by advocating for later starts to daily trackwork and improved conditions for stable staff. Trainers around the nation have begun speaking out about the long hours endured by stable staff, an issue exacerbated by early morning trackwork and later finishes due to twilight and night race meetings. Waller made a passionat...
Hall of Fame trainer Chris Waller has joined the growing chorus for fundamental change in the racing industry by advocating for later starts to daily trackwork and improved conditions for stable staff. Trainers around the nation have begun speaking out about the long hours endured by stable staff, an issue exacerbated by early morning trackwork and later finishes due to twilight and night race meetings. Waller made a passionate and articulate argument for the sport to adopt more modern workplace practices or risk alienating a younger generation of potential workers. “Who really wants their ...