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Thurrock councillor wants shelter for male victims of domestic abuse - Vimarsana News

Thurrock councillor wants shelter for male victims of domestic abuse

A councillor said he had recently dealt with a case of a man suffering domestic abuse that showed there was no level playing field with male victims…

Criticism of the Australian women's cricket team's new world record shows female players are still fighting sexism - Vimarsana News

Criticism of the Australian women's cricket team's new world record shows female players are still fighting sexism

West Indies x4 Former Australian player Jo Broadbent was part of the national women's side that set the record that preceded the Ponting team's, winning 17-straight ODIs in 1997-1999.  They also went on a 16-game streak from 1999-2000. Broadbent previously coached the NSW Breakers and Sydney Thunder before moving to New Zealand to coach Northern Districts in the domestic women's league. She has also been working as an expert on the TV broadcast for the current trans-Tasman series. Jo Broadbent won six Women's National League titles in seven years as coach of New South Wales. ( Cricket NSW: ...

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New White Fern Brooke Halliday believes keeping things simple led to her success - Vimarsana News

New White Fern Brooke Halliday believes keeping things simple led to her success

Brooke Halliday (second from right) says the national anthem at Hagley Oval in Christchurch was when it hit home she was now a White Fern. It hit home for Brooke Halliday that she was now a White Fern as the national anthem played at Hagley Oval in Christchurch last month. The Northern Spirit captain then proceeded to hit the England bowlers better than most of her more-experienced team-mates, scoring 50 as they lost the first one-day international and 60 as they lost the second match in Dunedin. Only Amy Satterthwaite, who scored an unbeaten 119 as they won the third match, also in Dunedin...