This week s big questions
Tom Turbo seems like a bargain at $500k. Swap Latrell for him now he s out for 4 weeks?
From Jarrod John Harry
Yep, it looks a good move. Tom Trbojevic clearly has a horror injury record but that discounted price and his ability to produce quality scores like he did on the weekend was the reason he was one of the most-owned players in Fantasy during the pre-season. Even if Turbo can t quite match the very top WFBs in terms of scoring he can go close to earning $150k in price rises – especially if he can put together a few more 60+ scores in the next few weeks.
Courtney Keil is becoming one of the most exciting talents in Australian country music
Words by Talia Rinaldo
Keil has just released her sophomore single, ‘Hummingbird’, born out of Melbourne’s 2020 lockdown.
From the rugged hills of Adelaide to the shores of Melbourne comes bright-eyed, country-oriented singer-songwriter Courtney Keil with her sophomore single ‘Hummingbird’.
Born out of the Melbourne 2020 lockdown, the upbeat and inspiring single combines Keil’s smooth vocals with a mix of melodic pop and classic country that swirls around positive messages in a state of euphoria.
Driven by an instantly-engaging melody that would see you rolling down the windows on a drive along the coast, ‘Hummingbird’ creates a magnetic effect as Keil sings simply about the world as if she’s the first person to notice, and you’re the first one she’s telling.
Keil has just released her sophomore single, ‘Hummingbird’, born out of Melbourne’s 2020 lockdown. From the rugged hills of Adelaide to the shores of Melbourne comes bright-eyed, country-oriented singer-songwriter Courtney Keil with her sophomore single ‘Hummingbird’. Born out of the Melbourne 2020 lockdown, the upbeat and inspiring single combines Keil’s smooth vocals with a mix […]
Local View: More discussion needed before changing city charter, adding new deputy police chief
From the column: As there are community concerns about the accountability of police to the public, we advocate for a complete discussion that illustrates the department’s goals and includes consideration of community initiatives.
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A Duluth Police sergeant warns Black Lives Matters supporters that using a megaphone they had would violate a city ordinance. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com)
We all are aware of the brutal death of George Floyd while in the custody of Minneapolis Police last year. However, some may be less aware of the apparently racially disproportionate policing practices here in the Northland.