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  • 'Sorry Jack': Police officer apologises over false allegations

    ‘Sorry Jack’: Police officer apologises over false allegations

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    The most senior police official involved in the arrest of Latrell Mitchell and Jack Wighton has apologised after admitting he gave false evidence while testifying against the NRL stars.

    Sergeant David Power, in the witness box on the second day of the hearing at ACT Magistrates Court, admitted key details he provided in the case did not occur. Power had previously alleged he kicked Wighton out of Fiction nightclub after he saw the NRL star with clenched fists, anger in his face and holding a man by the shirt.

    Police alleged Wighton and Mitchell, who will become teammates at South Sydney next year, fought each other outside the venue....

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  • Battle of the Pacific: Roos vs Kiwis, who'll conquer?

    LeagueNews.co

    LeagueNews.co

    The Pacific Cup Final between the Kangaroos and the Kiwis is set to be an intense battle, with both teams having their respective advantages.

    The Kangaroos, under the leadership of Mal Meninga, have been dominant, winning all 12 Test matches played in Australia.

    However, they will face a tough challenge as they play in front of a hostile crowd at Waikato's FMG Stadium.

    The Kiwis, on the other hand, are determined to redeem themselves and will be fired up, especially their forward pack consisting of players like James Fisher-Harris and Joe Tapine.

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  • Raiders legend Glenn Lazarus returns to Canberra

    Raiders legend Glenn Lazarus returns to Canberra

    The Canberra Times

    Life is good for Raiders legend and former senator Glenn Lazarus.

    "My wife calls me Sir Lunch-a-lot. I have a lot of lunch and coffee," he tells The Canberra Times from his favourite cafe in Farrer.

    Lazarus is relishing his semi-retired lifestyle back in the capital, calling Canberra home once again after spending the last few decades living in Brisbane.

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