The Geoff Webster trained pacer hasn’t been going too bad of late and from the draw I think he can drop down to the pegs and settle land leaders back, if he can do that he’s a great bet each way at $12 with the TAB.
Love this horse and he’s going better than his form reads. From the draw he will settle in the first half of the field, he races better as he gets into his preparation and the long straight at Kilmore in his favour, he’s another attractive each way bet.
Albion Park
Former Sun chief reporter John Kay died at the weekend, prompting a huge outpouring of appreciation from former colleagues.
Kay retired from The Sun after a 48-year career in journalism in 2015 after being acquitted of conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office under Operation Elveden. All 33 journalists arrested and/or charged under Elveden who pleaded not guilty were acquitted.
But some 32 public officials were convicted, including Kay’s Ministry of Defence source Bettina Jordan-Barber.
Friends said Kay never recovered from the Elveden trial and the fact that his source was exposed by the company. Many also spoke today of his kindness, generosity and prodigious scoop-getting abilities.
Mansfield traders and shoppers longing for the return of non-essential retailers
The town has been described as slow and quiet - though footfall is starting to increase
Richard Brown, store manager of Birds Bakery on West Gate. (Image: Andrew Topping / Nottingham Post)
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Traders and shoppers in Mansfield have expressed excitement for the return of non-essential retailers and described the town as slow and quiet .
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SIX weeks after freak storms shook Springfield Lakes leaving more than 3000 houses severely damaged, the community woke to the sound of live music.
A brass trio from the Queensland Symphony Orchestra gathered outside the PCYC early Friday morning playing a range of pieces, including a couple of Christmas bangers.
Springfield Anglican College Head of Creative Arts Anneliese Alloway was among the crowd and said, when she came across an opportunity to go in the running to win a QSO performance, she jumped on it.
“It came up in an email from the QSO and, as soon as I saw it, I thought of the Springfield Lakes community,” Anneliese said.