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NorthJersey.com wins 35 awards in annual state journalism contest
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The Record and NorthJersey.com won 35 awards in the New Jersey Press Association s annual Better Newspaper Contest, including top honors for extensive coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic in New Jersey.
Singled out was the Loved and Lost series, a statewide media collaboration with the Center for Cooperative Media at Montclair State University that set out to name and celebrate the life of every New Jersey resident lost to COVID-19. That was recognized with a first-place Innovation Award.
Photographers Amy Newman and Michael Karas won first-place awards for their photos and video of the Madonna Multinational Home for Funerals in Passaic, depicting its struggles as it was overwhelmed by COVID-19 funerals. Newman also won the NJPA s Best of Show award for her photos of the funeral home.
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With the 2021 NRL season almost upon us, it’s time to take a look at how each team is faring. In Part 1 of my season preview series, we’ll check in with four clubs looking for a fresh start.
Brisbane Broncos
Key additions: John Asiata (Cowboys)
Key subtractions: David Fifita (Titans), Darius Boyd (retired), Matt Gillett (retired), Jack Bird (Dragons), Joe Ofahengaue (Wests Tigers), Andrew McCullough (Dragons)
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Australian cricket greats Shane Warne and Andrew Symonds are in hot water for mocking Marnus Labuschagne, unaware the cameras were recording.
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Kayo Sports has apologised after Australian cricket greats Shane Warne and Andrew Symonds made an expletive-laden, on-air gaffe ridiculing batting star Marnus Labuschagne. The pair ripped into Australia s No 3 for his eccentric mannerisms at the crease, apparently unaware the cameras were recording. The exchange, which took place as they were preparing to call the Big Bash League game between the Adelaide Strikers and the Melbourne Renegades, was being widely shared on social media on Friday night and viewed nearly 49,000 times (at 11.15pm NZ time).
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