This Saturday the Canberra Vikings will aim to steal back a top 2 position in the ARC when they take on the Western Sydney Rams at Parramatta Stadium. Frankie Twinkletoes Fainifo has again shown his elusiveness, as he escaped a one match suspension this week. Although he was playing the invisible man last week, as the only time I noticed him on the field was when he hammered Harris. Meanwhile the Vikings are expecting the return of Matt Roff Carraro and Huia Head Edmonds, which should bolster the team along with the rotation of Wacky Tawake into the run-on side. So it looks like we may have one of our strongest teams yet.
Coalition and Greens both saying no to passing Labor's hate laws
chewy145 hours ago
You've got to laugh at the Liberals now arguing against some of the very things they demanded by… View
Penfold5 hours ago
The signs of the gun and free speech bill passing are very poor, which is a shame. Albo’s made a… View
More medical graduates staying on as AMA renews push to keep them in Canberra
Capital Retro6 hours ago
That is very similar to the way the old Commonwealth Tertiary Education Scholarship scheme worked. View
Gordon Bennett7 hours ago
Here is an idea out of history. ACT government recruits trainee doctors at their undergraduate… View
Should Australians be expected to tip like the Americans?
Kali6 hours ago
I think it's fine to tip when the service warrants it. Which, these days, is very rarely. View
Lindy Stapleton7 hours ago
Not tip... taking this from the person who would receive the tip... I would get a wage but some… View
Justin Underwood6 hours ago
If you are in the US or some other country where it’s expected. Just do it. Here in Australia… View
Northside versus Southside debate alive and well, but are they really that different?
Bert12 hours ago
Southside was developed first (weston) then Belconnen then south again Kambah so both sides have… View
Nathan Lofthouse7 days ago
Which one is closer to Quangers and the AMC. View
Colin Wood7 days ago
The only reason I ever go to the north side, is to travel through it, when leaving Canberra.… View
