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Packer out to defend WXV crown in Canada

MARLIE Packer enjoyed one of the greatest nights of her rugby career in the first edition of WXV – little wonder she cannot wait for the second.

Freeman: We left with NZ respect

TOMMY Freeman flew out of New Zealand on Monday morning beaten but not bowed claiming England had won the respect of the All Blacks.

All Blacks spreading the word in San Diego

NEW Zealand’s debutants rose to Test level as the All Blacks dispatched their rivals Fiji in their final outing before next month’s Rugby Championship.

Valetini leads the way for Wallabies

THE good times keep on rolling at the start of Joe Schmidt’s tenure as Australia made it four wins on the spin for the first time since 2021 courtesy of an almighty performance from their back row.

Best team in the world, I screamed

FRIDAY night was the highlight of my shortlived rugby career so far and was the perfect way to start my first year as a professional player.

Battling Wales run out of power

WALES were overpowered in their final outing as tournament hosts South Africa won the battle for seventh place.

Glory for a band of brothers

ENGLAND emerged victorious for the first time in the tournament since 2016, denying France a fourth championship in a row and completed a historic Six Nations and World Championship double, going undefeated in 2024.

Holden keen to learn the McGeechan way

MALIQ Holden admits he couldn’t have asked for a better role model to learn from than Sir Ian McGeechan after landing his first head coach role.

Top of the world

England U20s too strong for France in final showdown

England going in the right direction

IF WE measure England from the time Steve Borthwick took over as head coach to where we are now there has been an improvement in performance.

NIGERIA AT A CROSSROADS

WITH DOMESTIC UNREST AND LIVING STANDARDS HIT BY ECONOMIC REFORMS, THE CITIZENS OF AFRICA'S POWERHOUSE NATION ARE WAITING TO SEE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL

AMERICA'S BEST RETAILERS 2024

QUALITY PRODUCTS, REASONABLE PRICES AND EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE these are the attributes that allow retailers to succeed.

On the Crest of a K-Wave

South Korea, under constant threat of war, has taken over world entertainment. Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Yu In-Chon reveals how

Kylie Cantrall

A LITTLE UNDER 10 YEARS AGO, DISNEY Indroduced the Descendants franchise, giving new life to their iconic animated characters in a modern live-action TV movie.

Lisa Kudrow

WHEN LISA KUDROW WAS APPROACHED TO STAR IN A SERIALIZED Adaptation of the 1981 film Time Bandits for TV (July 24th on Apple TV+), she jumped at the chance to work with creators Taika Waititi, Jemaine Clement and Iain Morris.

'WE HAVE MADE ART OPEN TO EVERYBODY, BECAUSE IT'S A JOB'

How one creative is helping _ to put Nigeria’s cultural wealth on the world stage

Schooling the EV Skeptics

As it electrifies more of its iconic yellow school buses, Blue Bird President Britton Smith explains how its stock price is soaring in a difficult market

'I'm 7, Taylor Swift Makes Me Feel Brave'

To be a goodrole model, you have to be kind, sweet, generous and smart. Now you know why I'm proud to be a Swiftie

Pixar's Joy Returns

After a string of box office disappointments, is a comeback onthe horizon for the Disney-owned animation studio?

Higher Power

Modern technology is at long last moving Barcelona’s famed Sagrada Familia basilica nearer to completion

Woke war is corporate enslavement

World's largest businesses support far-left causes

How the media lie by omission

Newsroom silence over fears truth may jeopardise jab rollout

Shifting the blame

Establishment liars seek to avoid justice over covid con

Assange: Where does he go from here?

JULIAN Assange has been released after five years in custody, but what that means for the awakening community and the battle against technocracy remains to be seen.

Euthanised during fake pandemic

Heartbreak over mum's sudden deterioration and death

Dads are vital to success for children

Fathers can boost their child's achievements in education

Corporate profits before public health

Japanese politician lifts lid on pandemic of vaccine harm

Caring for the fragile mind

Look out for your friends with mental health issues

Hardwiring society's digital addiction

Smartphones a disease eating away at our desire for freedom

BBC attacks Kenyan farmer over climate change ‘denial'

ON June 15 2024, the BBC's climate change misinformation reporter, Marco Silva, published a hit piece on the Kenyan farmer, Jusper Machogu, entitled: How a Kenyan farmer became a champion of climate change denial.