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Samantha Armytage reveals husband Richard Lavender's annoying habit Louise Starkey For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo She tied the knot with Richard Lavender in an intimate ceremony on New Year's Eve. But Samantha Armytage's marriage to the 60-year-old seems to be taking its toll less than six months on, with the former Sunrise host revealing one of his worst habits at home. In a column for The Daily Telegraph's Stellar magazine, the 44-year-old detailed her annoyance at her husband's dishwasher stacking skills. © Provided by Daily Mail 'I'...

Don’t jump on the rules bandwagon just yet A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size There’s been a lot said about the speed of the game today and how it’s the cause of more player concussion and injury. Yes, the game is faster, and that is key to rugby league surviving and thriving. The athletes are bigger, stronger, fitter and faster. It’s no different in any professional sport, from AFL to rugby union or tennis. It’s a new era.

11:34 Tempers flared in this Panthers-Raiders belter after Penrith winger Charlie Staines crossed for a try on the right edge in the 65th minute. A spotfire was triggered by bench Panthers forward Liam Martin shoving Raiders captain Jarrod Croker near the corner post - and it wasn't long until every player on the field had swarmed to the incident for a giant scuffle. "They're going to end up in the crowd here, boys", said Storm legend Billy Slater on Nine's coverage. Even the Panthers' home fans were among the theatrics, with hundreds joining in on a mockery of the 'Viking Clap'.

03 Apr 2021 11:24 The Raiders have outclassed the Titans 20-4 at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium and recorded the club's 500th win in the process. "I think it was the effort," said rugby league great Michael Ennis when asked what impressed him most in Canberra's win. "There was periods of that game, particularly in the second half, where they just had to defend set after set after set on their line. They just kept turning up. There were set restarts. They were exceptional. "Some of the try saves tonight were really impressive: a couple there in the first half from (Charnze) Nicoll-Klokstad, Jack Wi...

Nothing, though, prepared him for this. Bullet casings arriving in the mail, along with envelopes full of toenails in between death threats sent by people he simply called "nutters". In an explosive interview, the former Super League CEO reveals for the first time, the level of anger towards him from fans loyal to the Australian Rugby League in the bitter dispute over control of the game. In 1997, the game was split in two as eight disenfranchised clubs joined a 10-team Super League breakaway, while 12 clubs remained loyal to the ARL competition. It divided fans and Ribot, the face of Su...