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Finn Delany played a key role for the Breakers in the match. South East Melbourne Phoenix have given their NBL semi-final chances a major boost after recording a vital 91-82 victory over the New Zealand Breakers. A maiden play-off appearance appeared to be a formality for the Phoenix until a spate of injuries and poor form resulted in five losses in the last six starts, leaving the second-year franchise clinging to fourth spot ahead of Wednesday's clash at John Cain Arena. But with import Keifer Sykes showing signs of his hot early-season form, South East Melbourne held off a late challenge...

TWO charities in Warminster have each received cheques for £375 to help improve the health and wellbeing of their local community.

2021-04-19 by Proactive Australia Southern Gold Ltd (ASX:SAU)(FRA:UH4) has advanced the Deokon Project in South Korea along strike of mineralised zones, which has resulted in the discovery of the Thistle and Nettle zones and the extension of the Golden Surprise trend to a strike length of at least one kilometre. A soil sampling grid over the trend has revealed a strong gold-silver-arsenic anomaly at Nettle, which potentially indicates the presence of an intersecting structural position of the north-northwest Golden Surprise trend with a north northeast trend. The best result was 1.77 metres ...

Tree planting can reduce flood risk, say wildlife and watershed groups The spring melt is winding down on the St. John River and so far there’s been no major flooding. Experts in river restoration say there’s a way to increase the chance future freshets will go smoothly, too. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 12, 2021 5:02 PM AT | Last Updated: April 12 Simon Mitchell, the lead freshwater specialist with the Canadian World Wildlife Fund, says river restoration projects are urgently needed to reduce the impact of climate change and save aquatic species.(Shane Fowler/CBC)

Red-hot Phoenix keep rolling in NBL South East Melbourne Phoenix have maintained their status as one of the hottest teams in the NBL with a 92-85 victory over New Zealand Breakers. The Phoenix gave up a 17-point lead before outplaying the Breakers in the final quarter of Sunday's clash at John Cain Arena to earn a sixth win from their last seven games. The win puts them two games clear of Sydney and Illawarra in third spot on the ladder, behind leaders Perth and Melbourne United. Yannick Wetzell of the Phoenix drives to the basket during the Round 12 NBL match between the South East Melbourne...