The start of a new season brings the fresh hope for players, coaches and fans that if everything goes to plan a premiership could be just seven months away.
For modern masters Melbourne, who’ve won two of the past four grand finals, the stress levels heading into 2021 will be considerably lower than those at Parramatta, where a premiership has eluded them since Ray Price and Michael Cronin went out winners in 1986.
Back-to-back premiers in 2018-19, the Roosters know what it takes to get to September and perform at their peak on the big stage so they’ll enter their campaign more relaxed than the likes of Canberra and Newcastle, who haven’t saluted since 1994 and 2001 respectively.
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Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue. \ Philip Doyle
The first meeting of the TB forum has been held since the publication of the Department of Agriculture’s new strategy for eradicating bovine TB.
As stakeholders attempt to plot a way forward, around 90 new farms a week are being restricted due to a TB breakdown.
In his opening remarks to the forum, Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue thanked chair Michael Cronin and all the stakeholders for their efforts to bring the strategy to fruition.
TB, and how best to address an issue quickly spiralling out of control, has been a bone of contention since last summer when the Department issued herd risk statements to farmers.
Shelbyville Salvation Army opening 24-hour warming center, shelter
The center will open just in time for a cold front to enter central Indiana, causing a dramatic drop in temperature. Author: WTHR.com staff Updated: 5:16 AM EST February 5, 2021
SHELBYVILLE, Ind. The Salvation Army of Shelbyville is preparing to open a warming center and overnight shelter ahead of dramatic temperature drops expected for central Indiana.
Beginning Saturday, Feb. 6, the community center, located at 136 E. Washington St. in Shelbyville will be open from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m., operating as a warming center, and 6 p.m. until 8 a.m., operating as an overnight shelter.