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Finals MVP Ladder: Chris Paul maintains top spot after impressive Game 1 Breaking down the field for NBA Finals MVP with a ranking of the Top 5 candidates with Game 1 in the books. Michael C. Wright July 8, 2021 1:40 AM Chris Paul ignited the Suns in the 3rd quarter of Game 1, scoring 16 of his 32 to power Phoenix to a victory over the Bucks. PHOENIX — Call it small-man complex if you want, but the diminutive floor general leading the Phoenix Suns generated a gargantuan performance Tuesday night on the game’s grandest stage. Chris Paul controlled most of the action in Game 1 and snatched ...

This ‘smooth-barked large tree that gives watercourses all over Australia their Australian feel’ seems intent on bobbing up in my life one way or another, sometimes as a result of sheer luck or coincidence. by Brian Matthews

Rogers State University and OU-Tulsa are offering new opportunities to increase the region’s college-educated workforce, according to a media release.

Army musician and sax player Jaime Grech… “Jaime’s got a lot of youthful energy and if she is the future of military music, we’re in good shape,” says Chris Latham. Photo: Holly Treadaway WHEN army musician and sax player Jaime Grech joins classical saxophonist Christina Leonard onstage, their golden improvisations will soar in a musical triumph over one of our most contentious wars ever.  They will perform Ross Edwards’ “The Coming of Peace” in “The Vietnam Requiem” at Llewellyn Hall in June, with instrumentalists from the CSO, RAN, Army and RAAF Defence Force Bands and ...

Advertisement It was 6am on New Year’s Day when the text pinged in from ABC TV. The Prime Minister had changed a word in Australia’s national anthem. As if in sudden, surprised recognition that our country has been populated for more than 60,000 years, we would no longer sing of being “young and free”, but instead, “one and free”. The national anthem ''doesn’t come from who we are as a nation'', says Deborah Cheetham. Credit:Justin McManus “What a way to start the year,” says Deborah Cheetham, AO, with a sigh. Obviously the adjustment was very welc...