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Stacey and Ryan Williams, the parents of 18-month old Nathan WIlliams, filed a million-dollar lawsuit against the Dallas World Aquarium this week after a giant river otter gored their son there in May.
El Parque Natural del Cañón del Río Lobos ofrece multitud de opciones para disfrutar del paisaje que el río Lobos ha tallado a su paso por Burgos y Soria | Rutas de send
Footy fans and players will rejoice as senior rugby league finally makes its return to Coast fields following an 18-month wait on the sidelines. Despite best efforts, Rugby League Sunshine Coast was forced to cancel last year's senior competitions as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold. While Beerwah managed to slip into a Brisbane competition and still hit the field, the rest of the clubs were left to call it a year. Having not played since August 2019, clubs will lace up to get their 2021 campaigns underway this weekend. The DRAW The draw is out with the first round to be played solely o...
Stanley River Wolves head coach Rowan Klein said he believed the Wolves needed to bring their A-game to beat the Pirates. "We're confident that if play our best we can win, but we're going up there with no illusion - we know Noosa will be extremely hard," he said. The game will be the Wolves' first match without co-captains Tom Murphy and Chris Aiton, both staples in Stanley having success in 2019. Although the Wolves lost the dynamic duo, they've signed major talent this year including Queensland Cup alumnus Rowan Winterfield and Dalton Phillips. Coach Klein said he hoped the recruitmen...
Aiton has departed the club to play in Moranbah and Murphy is set to hit the top end as a captain/coach for a Northern Territory team. However, premiership winner and former Sunshine Coast Falcon, Ryan Hansen, will lace up again for the Woodford side in a shared arrangement with the Moranbah Miners. Hansen will play week on week off in an arrangement that worked well for both clubs in 2019. This year's captain Brett Doherty said his team was keen after a forced year off due to COVID-19. "We were raring to go and all of a sudden it stopped, we didn't know what to do with ourselves," he sa...