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Troy and Nathan deliver their final word on State of Origin II ahead of the big showdown at the MCG.

Plus a preview of Panthers v Titans, we discuss the Ashley Klein story and how close did Tom Jenkins come to leaving the Panthers?

The boys also add a couple of fresh items into the Panthers museum!

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When I stay in the city, I want somewhere that breaks the mould of a typical hotel. Of course, I enjoy crisp white sheets, a big bed and nice views, but I want charm, excitement and something a little out of the ordinary. Much to my delight, I got all this and more during my stay at <...


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Verdict: 2.5/5

‘Masters of the Universe’ is exactly the kind of film it sets out to be: colourful, silly, action-packed, and unexpectedly entertaining.

It is not a movie chasing awards-season nods, and it doesn’t pretend to be. Instead, it embraces the campy spirit of its source material and delivers a crowd-pleasing adventure that is likely to ...


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If you have ever tried to grow your hair out, you will know the frustrating part is not just waiting. It is watching your hair reach a certain length, only for the ends to become thin, dry or prone to snapping.

In many cases, this is not really a growth problem. Hair grows from the follicle at its own natural pace, and there is only so much a product can do to change t...


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Youth organisation The Y NSW is providing an alternative solution for kids facing suspension at school.

14-year-old Penrith student Keanu utilised the Alternative Suspension Program recently, which helped the Year 8 student stay connected to learning while addressing his challenges and trauma.

Keanu’s mother Narelle said her son learned how to advocate for himse...


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