A brewery has offered four Hollywood stars living in Australia slabs of beer if they support New South Wales in the State of Origin,
However, the brewer, Lion-owned Tooheys, appeared to forget one of the four stars, Byron Bay resident Zac Efron, is a recovering alcoholic.
Efron s coastal enclave was dubbed Hollywood 2.0 in late 2020 thanks to the number of Tinseltown stars who are either enjoying vacations in the region, or settled there permanently.
Matt Damon, Mark Wahlberg, Zac Efron and Chris Hemsworth are living in NSW and in a new ad, Tooheys asked the quartet to pledge their allegiance to the Blues in exchange for a carton of beer.
Statistics are on our side to get vaxxed up : Chris Smith29/04/2021|10min
Sky News host Chris Smith says the statistics are on our side on vaccines and Australians need to get vaxxed up , otherwise the entire pursuit is a waste of time.
The Therapeutic Goods Administration says it s unlikely the deaths of two New South Welshmen from blood clots are linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine as authorities continue to investigate their deaths. Neither of the latest cases can be connected to the vaccine at this stage and you can t jump to conclusions, especially when the one from Sydney is 71 years of age and has also got a lot of underlying health problems, he said.
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The age division champions of Queensland’s top regional rugby centres will play for the inaugural King of the Country crown in a three-day tournament livestreamed from the Gold Coast on the News Australia network from today.
The defending U12, U13 and U14 club rugby champions of the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and Darling Downs competitions will face off against representative teams from New South Wales’ Far North Coast at Gold Coast Eagles Rugby Club in Southport from Friday April 9 to Sunday April 11.
DAY ONE COVERAGE:
REPLAY: Qld King of the Country Rugby Tournament - Helensvale Hogs vs Far North Coast (U13 s):
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As the crisis in New South Wales professional rugby has come to the boil with the sacking of head coach Rob Penney, there were naturally a lot of queries about how the fortunes of the Waratahs can be repaired.
The rehab phase has several different aspects.
Fiwiboy7042 asked, “How hard do you think it has become for NSW to attract a quality replacement for Penney?”, while RugbyRah added, “Who would you recommend as the two or three candidates for the Waratahs job and why?”.
MELBOURNE－While most of the world's top players quarantine in their hotel rooms ahead of the Australian Open, home hope Ash Barty is relishing the freedom of being outside the bio-secure bubble.