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Channel 504 on Foxtel from 3.05pm. Hosted by Garry Lyon, with Jonathan Brown, Nick Riewoldt, Kath Loughnan and Jon Ralph. And so on the 22nd of March last year, when Pop, 95, was gravely ill with cancer, I turned to my husband and said: "He won't pass away today. Tuesday is the 24th, he'll go then." And he did. A final salute to the 24th infantry battalion. Pop lived for the three Fs: family, food and football. When he returned from the war he married Mary O'Donnell, the girl he had met as an 18-year-old at a dance at the Mooney Valley Town Hall.

Channel 504 on Foxtel from 3.05pm. Hosted by Garry Lyon, with Jonathan Brown, Nick Riewoldt, Kath Loughnan and Jon Ralph. And so on the 22nd of March last year, when Pop, 95, was gravely ill with cancer, I turned to my husband and said: "He won't pass away today. Tuesday is the 24th, he'll go then." And he did. A final salute to the 24th infantry battalion. Pop lived for the three Fs: family, food and football. When he returned from the war he married Mary O'Donnell, the girl he had met as an 18-year-old at a dance at the Mooney Valley Town Hall.

Channel 504 on Foxtel from 3.05pm. Hosted by Garry Lyon, with Jonathan Brown, Nick Riewoldt, Kath Loughnan and Jon Ralph. And so on the 22nd of March last year, when Pop, 95, was gravely ill with cancer, I turned to my husband and said: "He won't pass away today. Tuesday is the 24th, he'll go then." And he did. A final salute to the 24th infantry battalion. Pop lived for the three Fs: family, food and football. When he returned from the war he married Mary O'Donnell, the girl he had met as an 18-year-old at a dance at the Mooney Valley Town Hall.

Fox Footy’s Sarah Jones has paid a special tribute to her grandpa and Essendon legend Jack Jones, revealing why she will feel his loss more than ever this Anzac Day.

The Spinoff: Transtasman food face-off - a definitive ruling on who the bloody hell owns what 21 Apr, 2021 01:02 AM 10 minutes to read In honour of the transtasman bubble, we reignite the food feuds that have defined the relationship between Kiwis and Aussies. Photo / The Spinoff In honour of the transtasman bubble, we reignite the food feuds that have defined the relationship between Kiwis and Aussies. Photo / The Spinoff Other This story was originally published by The Spinoff Australia Week: Nothing tests our mateship with Australia like the disputed delicacies both countries claim as thei...