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MORE than three years sinceCQ Leagues Club went intoreceivership, the company,which left a debt of more than$2.5 million, is expected to bewound up by next month.

Insolvency company Wor-rells Rockhampton was ap-pointed liquidator of thecompany on February 15, 2017.

Documents submitted tothe Australian Securities and

Forgetful truck driver fined

A TRUCK driver has been bus-ted for the fourth time notcomplying with heavy vehiclenational laws.

Bradley John Spencer, 48,pleaded guilty on June 30 inRockhampton MagistratesCourt to one count of provid-ing false information in a docu-ment given to an official.

Police prosecutor CasparusSchoeman said the false infor-mation was detected in Spen-cer’s work diary on August 28after he was intercepted atWoodstock.

Defence lawyer Terry Tum-mon said his client filled thetimes out while under pres-sure, in order to get paid, andtried to “piece together thetrips accurately”.

He said the prior convic-tions were the result of havingworked in share trucks andforgetting to take his diarywith him, but his client wasnow driving just the one truck.

Mr Tummon said Spencer,who lived in Rockhamptonand was a single dad to threechildren, had been driving pro-fessionally for 25 years, includ-ing driving taxis for threeyears.

He said one of the otherconvictions was for not writingdown his destination.

Magistrate Cameron Press,who pointed out the priors,said “he seems to have an ex-cuse for everything”.

Mr Tummon argued the of-fences were “distinctly differ-ent”.

The court heard anotherconviction was for Spencerdriving more than the maxi-mum allowed hours in one day.

“You need to start takingthese requirements very seri-ously,” Mr Press said.

“They are there for yourprotection and the protectionof the community.”

He ordered Spencer to paya $1500 fine with a traffic con-viction recorded.

KERRI-ANNE MESNERROCKHAMPTON

End to leagues club saga is approaching

Investments Commission inApril this year reveal$2,585,150.34 was owed tocreditors with $495,694.23paid since the liquidation date.

The company’s assets wereestimated at $505,665.06 withno future income expected.

Employee wages andsuperannuation owed was es-timated at $815.

There was a further$101,999 owed in employeeleave and redundancy payoutshowever it is understood thishas been paid out under the

Federal Government’s fair en-titlement guarantee scheme.A 2018 report states $53,217.87was paid of this.

At the time of the club’sclosure, 25 staff were employ-ed.

The report outlined 69 un-secured creditors were owed$2,482,336.34.

Of this, $153,709 was owedto the Deputy Commissionerof Taxation, $247,391 to theDepartment of Natural Re-sources, Mines and Energy(manual tax amount) and

$9725 to CocaCola Amatil. The company is expected

to be wound up by August thisyear.

The club was registered in1974 and was formerly knownas Brothers Leagues Club.

The CQ NRL Bid Team ac-quired the club in 2009 andchanged the name to the CQLeagues Club to support a bidfor a National Rugby Leagueteam in the region.

Directors included Laur-ence Gorman, John McDevitt,Stephen Parle, John Jenkins,

Stephen Smith, Ellen Farlow,Wayne Daniels, DominiqueMcGregor and secretaryDamian Bolton.

Gavin Shuker, under theRocky Sports Club, purchasedthe vacant property for a re-ported price of $341,000 inSeptember 2017.

Four gaming machineswere also purchased throughTomkins in late 2017 for$24,000 and cigarettes stockfor $300. VANESSA.JARRETT@ CAPNEWS.COM.AU, 4990 0702

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Firefighters dampen down hot spots following a fire at a house in Bridge St, Mt Morgan, yesterday morning.

POLICE are reportedly not treating a house fire in Mt Morgan yesterday morning as suspicious.

About 7.50am, firefighters

received multiple reports of “thick black smoke” coming from a house on Bridge St.

A Queensland Fire and EmergencyServices spokeswoman said the fire, which gutted the house, was extinguished at 10.30am, over two and a half hours after it started.

She confirmed there was a partialcollapse during the blaze, but could not confirm whether there was any damage to adjacent properties.

Five crews attended the blaze andarrived on scene within 15 minutes of receiving the call out.

Two neighbours said they woke to

explosions, and went to investigate.One of the pair went to see if the

family were OK. Four adults and one child were taken to Mt Morgan Hospital as a precaution.

There were no reports of injury.ADEN.STOKES@CAPNEWS.COM.AU,4930 4214

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THE Shoalwater Bay MilitaryTraining Area will be amongAustralian military infrastruc-ture to benefit after the gov-ernment announced it willinvest a record $270 billion indefence capability and infra-structure over the next decade.

Through this plan, therewill be a $3 billion investmentover the coming decade intothe refreshing and redevelop-ment of defence facilities inQueensland.

The government said localindustry will be engaged in thedelivery of these projects andwill be maximised through thegovernment’s Local IndustryCapability Plan initiative.

Queensland houses around28,000 defence personnel.

Defence boostSHOALWATER BAY

A MAN was taken to hospitalafter he was bitten by a snakein North Rockhampton onTuesday night.

At 7.07pm, paramedics werecalled to reports of a snake biteat a private residence in Koon-gal.

A man, believed to be in his30s, suffered a snake bite to hisleg.

He was taken to Rock-hampton Hospital in a stablecondition.

POLICE are investigating analleged assault in Mt Morganyesterday in what is believed tobe a road rage incident.

Two men were reportedlyinvolved in the incident onCoronation Dr just after mid-day.

One man was taken to hos-pital with facial injuries just be-fore 12.30pm.

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THE Gladstone housing mar-ket is in a very strong position,with median house pricegrowth the second best in thestate over the past year, ac-cording to the Real Estate In-dustry of Queensland.

The REIQ June Queens-land Market Monitor Reportsays in the less than 2400sq mhouse market, Gladstone’smedian price increased by 3.9per cent to $281,000.

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price was up 2.2 per cent, sec-ond only to Noosa for priceperformance for the first threemonths of 2020,” the reportsaid.

The city’s tightening rentalmarket continued the positivetrend, with a vacancy rate ofjust 1.6 per cent, making Glad-stone one of the tightest rentalmarkets of all major locationsin the state.

“During the lockdown, itappears that the situation hasgot tighter still with the num-ber of rental properties adver-tised for sale falling evenfurther,” the report said.

“Meanwhile, the increasing

demand for rental propertieshas pushed weekly rents high-er.”

The only downside forGladstone out of the reportwas the unit market.

“Over the March quarter,the median unit price de-creased five per cent to$170,000,” the report stated.

“That said, over the yearending March 2020, the me-dian unit price increased 0.3per cent to $171,000.”

In comparison, Bunda-berg’s housing market record-ed a 5.6 per cent drop in pricesover 12 months to $276,000,while Rockhampton had a

median sale price of $265,000,an increase of 3.9 per cent.

A positive influence on theQueensland housing marketwas the $680 million Home-Builder scheme, a tax-freegrant introduced by the Fed-eral Government in a bid tosupport the residential build-ing industry through the coro-navirus pandemic.

To continue the trend,REIQ CEO Antonia Merco-rella called for an extension ofthe first homeowners grant toestablished housing, a 50 percent reduction in develop-ment application costs, plus a75 per cent reduction in stamp

duty during COVID-19.Ms Mercorella said stamp

duty should also be removedfor people over 65, thereshould be a 50 per cent cut instamp duty for residential in-vestment properties commit-ted to the permanent rentalmarket for three years ormore, plus a 40 per cent cut instamp duty for all other resi-dential properties.

“Queensland’s residentialreal estate sector is worth over$1 trillion and employs over50,000 Queenslanders di-rectly,” she said.RODNEY.STEVENS@GLADSTONEOBSERVER.COM.AU 4970 3017

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The car that was involved in a hit-and-run which killed 76-year-old Jim Murphy. The car was found abandoned on Harvey St, off Port Curtis Rd. Inset: Hit-and-run victim Jim Murphy.

THE driver who was involved in a fatal hit-and-run which claimed the life of Jim Murphy almost a year ago is still at large.

The 76-year-old was crossing theroad at Archer St outside the Brunswick Hotel at 8.20pm on August 17, 2019 when he was struck by a car.

The vehicle failed to stop and drove off in an easterly direction alongArcher St towards George St.

Debris left at the scene indicatedthe vehicle was a Ford purple sedan.

Mr Murphy was taken to Rockhampton hospital in a serious condition with severe internal and leg injuries. He underwent two surgeries but sadly succumbed to the injuries the following morning.

The car was found dumped the following day on Port Curtis Rd.

Police confirmed Mr Murphy had

left the hotel, however he was not intoxicated.

Mr Murphy has been rememberedas a kind person who loved horse racing and was a keen poker player.

Police call on anyone with information to contact them on Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or Police Link 131 444.

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Block star in fresh bail bidEX-PENTHOUSE pet andone-time reality TV star SuziTaylor is expected to make afresh bid for release after beinglocked up for allegedly breach-ing her bail almost 50 times.

It’s understood Taylor, whoon Wednesday had chargesmentioned in the BrisbaneMagistrates’ Court, is planninga Supreme Court bail appli-cation, after being remanded incustody last month.

She faces charged includingfalsely representing herself as afictitious person.

Aussie’s rape appeal failsAUSTRALIAN cricketer AlexHepburn has failed in his ap-peal against a rape convictionin the UK.

Hepburn, 24, of Perth, wasjailed for five years in 2019 forraping a sleeping woman.

He was found guilty of as-saulting the “dozing” womanduring a “conquest” contest hehelped set up on WhatsApp.

The prosecution claimed hewas “fired up” by the contest tosleep with the most women,before carrying out the rape athis flat in Worcester in 2017.

Stabbed wife had ‘blood all over’AN Aussie dad has recalledthe panic-stricken phone callhe received from his wife aftershe was randomly stabbedwhile pushing their toddler in apram in South London.

Greg Conlon, of Sydney,rushed to the street where hiswife Josephine was knifedseven times in the face andneck, allegedly by a man whohad been released from jail justsix days earlier.

Mrs Conlon, 36, was walk-ing in Downton St in thesuburb of Streatham Hill withher then 21-month-old daugh-ter after having lunch with herhusband and his parents, Peterand Sandra, who were visitingfrom Australia.

“There was blood all overher face. She had a gash justunder her right eye,” Mr Con-lon’s police statement said offinding her at the scene.

Of the earlier phone call, hetold officers: “As soon as I an-swered, she immediately saidto me: ‘I have been stabbed.’She was quite frantic.”

Mark Brazant, 44, handedhimself into Wandsworthpolice station at 1.30am onJanuary 2, three days after theattack, the Old Bailey CriminalCourt in London heard.

He was charged withattempted murder but haschallenged that, claiming his

schizophrenia meant he didnot have the capacity to intendto kill Mrs Conlon. The motherof three was pushed into adriveway during the attack at5.23pm last December 30.

She said she let out “blood-curdling” screams as sheducked and weaved Brazant’sstabbing blows, which she saidfelt like punches.

“He just started to hit meand there were lots of blows. Ithink it was at that point that Irealised I was being stabbed,”Mrs Conlon said. “I was duck-ing and trying to get away aftertrying to get up onto my feet.He was crouching above me.”

Mrs Conlon said she wasclinging to the pram when theattack began, but it rolled awayinto a parked car.

Mrs Conlon managed to getto her feet and Brazant fled, asneighbours came to help herafter hearing her screams.

Brazant was released fromprison on Christmas Eve, afterserving half his sentence forthree counts of battery and onecount of common assault.

Mr and Mrs Conlon satthrough evidence in court thisweek and held hands as CCTVfootage was played. Medicalevidence revealed one neckwound was 6cm deep andcould have killed her.stephen.drill@news.co.uk

Aussie plumbers going around the bend SINCE the coronavirus began every day has become a lucky dip for plumber Jason Bonan-no, who doesn’t know what he will pull from the toilet next.

“People have been strug-gling to buy toilet paper so they just use whatever they can lay their hands on,” he

said. “We have pulled out rags, socks, underwear – it’s a sur-prise every time.”

But the biggest culprit arewet wipes.

“We specialise in blockeddrains and we have gotten quite a lot busier since corona-virus started,” said Mr Bonan-

no, 35, who runs JAB Plumbing Solutions in Sydney.

“There are a lot more peo-ple at home and so there are a lot more people using the bathroom. I get excited every time I do a blocked drain won-dering what it is going to be today. It’s like a lucky dip.”

FEELING FLUSH: Jason Bonanno’s Sydney plumbing business has remained busy. Picture: JUSTIN LLOYD

No smoke, plenty of ireA MAJOR international sellerof e-cigarettes will push aheadwith plans to open 20 storesacross Australia, despite theFederal Government an-nouncing tougher restrictionson the importation and sale ofnicotine products.

In a move that is set to reig-nite the debate over whether e-cigarettes are helpful forsmokers trying to quit, NewZealand-based chain Shoshaplans to roll out several retailstores in the next 18 months.

Federal Health MinisterGreg Hunt in February wroteto the Home Affairs Depart-

ment calling for tighter bordercontrol measures to preventnicotine vaping liquids fromentering the country.

The tougher restrictions,which include fines of$220,000 for people found tobe importing e-cigarettes with-out a valid doctor’s prescrip-tion, were set to come intoplace on July 1. But on June 26Mr Hunt announced a six-month extension.

Quit director Dr SarahWhite said it was “very con-cerning”. “I suspect there issomething bigger at play here,”she said.

Arrest over drug dealingQUEENSLAND police haveended a major drug operationby arresting an alleged traf-ficker, charging him with 91 of-fences and seizing substancesworth more than $30,000.

The operation included 31search warrants and 166 drugcharges against 34 people.

On Tuesday Murgon de-tectives arrested a 24-year-oldman in Kingaroy and chargedhim with the offences.

He was due to appear inCherbourg Magistrates Courton Wednesday.

Banks allow data accessAUSTRALIANS will havemore access to their bankingdata than ever before – all inthe name of a good deal.

The Consumer Data Right,which launches today, willallow customers of the largefour banks open access to theirtransactions, with smallerbanks expected to follow suitin the next 12 months.

From November 1, custom-ers will also be able to accessand share mortgage, personalloan and joint account data.

The moves are expected tomake it easier to compare andswitch between services.

Call to end stamp dutyNSW Treasurer Dominic Per-rottet has announced boldplans to end stamp duty as oneof many tax reforms to helpthe nation recover from theeconomic hit of coronavirus.

Under the recommen-dation, to be delivered to theFederal Government, stampduty would be replaced with abroadbased land tax, which ex-perts say would increase first-home buying and couldincrease housing affordability.

The tax would initially beopt-in, allowing buyers to paystamp duty once or land taxannually.

In a speech to the NationalPress Club in Canberra onWednesday, Mr Perrottet(right) said stamp duty was “byfar the most inefficient tax”.

“(Stamp duty has) grownsince the 1850s, and it‘s just be-come an impediment for trans-actions to occur,” he said.

“I mean, it stifles economicsand jobs growth for all statesright across the nation. And it‘stime, I think, that we did some-thing about it.”

He said there was now anappetite for change that wouldhelp his recommendationsgain approval.

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An injured man is carried away from the site of the explosion at the Sina At'har health centre in the north of Iran's capital Tehran. Picture: AFP

TEHRAN: A powerful explosion at a medical clinic in northern Tehran has killed at least 19 people, 15 of whom were women.

The blast at the Sina At’har healthcentre on Tuesday night local time caused damage to buildings in the vicinity and sent a plume of thick

black smoke high into the sky, Irani-an state television reported.

“An explosion was reported at 20.56 (2.30am Wednesday AEST) fol-lowed by a fire at Sina At’har clinic. Medical units were dispatched im-mediately,” Tehran’s emergency medical services said in a statement.

Initial reports claimed 13 people had died in the blast, but firefighters discovered six more bodies after the blaze was extinguished.

Tehran fire department spokes-man Jalal Maleki said the explosion was caused by gas canisters that caught fire in the clinic’s basement.

Some of the victims “were in upperfloors in operation rooms, who were either patients being operated on or those with them”, he said.

The incident comes four days afteran explosion near a military complex rocked the Iranian capital. It was also caused by leaking gas tanks.

HORROR BLAST KILLS 19 AT IRAN MEDICAL CENTRE

World divided over HK’s new security lawCHINA’S sweeping nationalsecurity law for Hong Konghas sharply divided opinionboth inside the financial huband beyond its borders.

Beijing loyalists andChina-friendly nations hailedit but many dissidents, rightsgroups and Western govern-ments decried it as the end ofthe city’s free speech tradi-tions and judicial autonomy.

Ahead of the territory’shandover from Britain, au-thoritarian China guaranteedHong Kong civil liberties —as well as judicial and legislat-ive autonomy — until 2047 ina deal known as “One Coun-try, Two Systems”.

Hong Kong’s pro-Beijingleader, Carrie Lam, on Wed-nesday described the securitylaw as “the most significantdevelopment” since the hand-over. Beijing said the law wasa “sword” that would hangover the heads of lawbreakersafter a year of huge, often vi-olent pro-democracy protests.

On Wednesday, Zhang Xi-aoming, deputy of Beijing’sHong Kong office, describedthreats of sanctions by for-eign countries as “gangsterlogic”. He added Beijing couldhave simply applied mainlandlaw had it wanted to abandon“One Country, Two Systems”.

Criticism poured in from

Hong Kong’s pro-democracyfigures. The DemocraticParty said the law marked theend of “One Country, TwoSystems” and “completely de-stroyed Hong Kong’s judicialindependence”.

The Labour Party feareddissidents would share thefate of those on the mainlandfrequently jailed under Bei-jing’s national security laws.

The Civic Party said thelegislation replaced “rule oflaw” with “rule of men”. “Thisrule of terror might create afalse appearance of controlledsocial order, but it completelyloses Hong Kong people’shearts,” the party said.

“Today marks a sad dayfor Hong Kong, and for free-dom-loving people acrossChina,” US Secretary of StateMike Pompeo said after thelaw was passed.

“(China) promised 50years of freedom to the HongKong people, and gave themonly 23,” he said, adding fur-ther US countermeasureswould be announced.

Washington previously an-nounced Hong Kong nolonger had sufficient auton-omy from the mainland tojustify special trade privileges.

Britain described the lawas a “grave step” and “deeplytroubling” but said it needed

more time to determine ifBeijing has breached its “OneCountry, Two Systems”promise. Prime Minister BorisJohnson previously offered toextend visa rights to millionsof Hong Kongers if the lawwas pushed through.

Chris Patten, the last col-onial governor of Hong Kong,called the law “the end” of“One Country, Two Systems”.

Twenty-seven countries,including Britain, France,Germany, Australia andJapan, issued a rare oral re-buke of China at the UNHuman Rights Council, de-scribing “deep and growingconcerns” over the new law.

LONDON: Former Britishprime minister Tony Blair hasbeen dragged into a row over amysterious pro-Beijing lobby-ing group that is accused ofusing Chinese propaganda togroom British elites.

Mr Blair (pictured) has de-nied claims that he is a fellowof the 48 Group Club, as newdetails emerged about thebody’s links to business andpolitical figures in the UK.

A spokeswoman for the for-mer Labour leader said he was“not linked” to the group,which a new book claims isseeking to influence Britishpoliticians with Chinese pro-paganda and strengthen tiesbetween London and Beijing.

The club, which includesMichael Heseltine, a formerdeputy prime minister, as afounding patron, took down itswebsite afterthe book Hid-den Hand, anexpose of Chi-nese influencenetworks, waspublished inAustralia.

Accordingto its co-authorClive Hamil-ton, an Australian academic,the group’s chairman, StephenPerry, a British businessman,has begun legal action to stopthe publication of the book inthe UK and Canada.

The club said it had notdone so, but that its legal advis-ers had written to the publish-ers “to correct and respond tothe errors in the book”.

Johnny Patterson, directorof human rights charity HongKong Watch, said: “It is alarm-ing hearing the 48 Group hasbeen sharing Chinese propa-ganda with some of Britain’stop politicians. There are seri-ous questions to be asked.”

A cached version of thegroup’s website from Decem-ber lists Mr Blair as a fellowand says he had given a speechto its youth wing. A spokesmanfor the group said Mr Blair re-ceived a “framed certificate”.

Tory MP Richard Grahamis also listed as a fellow, but hesaid he was unaware of it.

In January Mr Perry, whowas the only Briton awardedthe China Reform and Friend-ship Medal in 2018, gave aspeech supporting Huawei’sattempts to provide infrastruc-ture for British 5G networks.

The Times

Tony Blair linked to pro-Chinalobbyists

General Trump moves troops aroundWASHINGTON: Donald Trumphas formally approved a plan toslash the US military presence inGermany by 9500 troops.

Pentagon spokesman JonathanHoffman claimed the move, whichhas sparked concerns in Berlinand within the NATO alliance,was designed to “enhance Russiandeterrence, strengthen NATOand reassure allies”, as well asimproving US strategic flexibility.

The move will cut the numberof US troops in Germany from

about 34,500 to 25,000, in linewith Mr Trump’s stated goal.

Mr Hoffmann gave no detailson when the reductions wouldhappen or where the troops wouldbe redeployed.

He said the Pentagon wouldbrief Congress on the plan “in thecoming weeks” and then consultNATO allies “on the way for-ward”. Pentagon officials say thatwhen the reduction takes place,some of the troops could be sent toformer Eastern Bloc countries —

some on a permanent basis butmost in short-term rotations — tosend a message to Moscow.

While Polish leader AndrzejDuda visited Washington lastweek, Mr Trump said some of theUS troops could go to Poland.

“Some will be coming homeand some will be going to otherplaces. Poland would be one ofthose other places,” he said.

Mr Trump said earlier thismonth he was cutting troops dueto unhappiness with Germany.Donald Trump.

KHASHOGGI MURDER TRIALISTANBUL: Turkey will try the20 suspects in the 2018 murderof journalist Jamal Khashoggi,including two former aides toSaudi Crown Prince Moham-med bin Salman, in absentia, hisfiancee says.

Khashoggi, 59, a Riyadhcritic and commentator whowrote for The WashingtonPost, was killed as he enteredthe Saudi consulate in Istan-bul in 2018 to obtain paper-work for his wedding to Tur-kish fiancee Hatice Cengiz.

Turkish prosecutors ac-cuse Saudi Arabia’s deputyintelligence chief, Ahmed al-Assiri, and royal media tsarSaud al-Qahtani of leadingthe operation and giving theorders to a Saudi hit team.

Eighteen other suspects,including intelligence opera-tive Maher Mutreb who fre-quently travelled with thecrown prince, will also betried in absentia. They all facelife in jail if convicted.

The trial begins on Friday.

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Aus Ethical 6.71 +.05 9.07 1.69 4902 34.53f 3.43

Aus Unity unt 2.10 +.01 3.04 1.50 161 5.53u 10.54

AusFinGrp 1.72 +.01 3.10 .896 14000 5.61f 15.15

AusFound 6.06 -.03 7.32 4.77 3928 3.94f 29

AusNet Srvcs stp 1.685 +.015 2.015 1.465 70678 5.27u 23.36

Austal 3.24 +.01 4.99 2.25 16323 1.24f AustPharm 1.15 +.005 1.52 .995 4243 6.11f 9.62

AustUInv 8.12 +.07 10.41 6.42 274 4.22f 24.39

AuswideBnk 4.86 +.02 6.83 3.30 142 6.20f 14.69

AutecoMin .145 -.015 .18 .005 126970 Autosports 1.23 +.06 1.84 .54 1597 Aventus Prop 2.18 +.09 3.06 1.36 12891 7.44u 4.39

Avita Med 8.78 -.22 17.30 6.50 6556 AVJenings .47 +.005 .64 .32 1162 10.75f 4.62

BabyBunt 3.37 +.15 4.03 1.51 2831 2.86f 35

BankQld 6.20 +.03 9.98 4.51 33770 12.32f 7.18

Bapcor 5.99 +.09 7.525 2.85 12572 1.95f 30.19

BaseRes .185 +.005 .275 .12 13924 BeachEngy 1.53 +.01 2.91 .92 92797 .99f 12.58

Beacon LG 1.10 +.045 1.31 .39 3662 4.50f 13.65

Bega 4.56 +.11 5.50 3.52 5448 2.25f 22.59

BellevueGld 1.03 -.03 1.225 .285 59274 BellFinGp 1.25 +.08 1.51 .48 9596 4.70f 18.87

BenAdeBnk 7.07 +.06 11.69 5.32 19860 9.70f 8.2

Betmakers ord .41 -.015 .51 .04 78185 BHP Group 35.82 42.33 24.05 36290 2.00f 53.16

BigTinC .79 +.055 1.08 .265 31715 Bingo 2.17 +.02 3.47 1.47 13559 BKIInvest 1.395 +.01 1.74 1.03 3519 5.23f 18.2

Blackmore 77.85 -.10 95.68 59.84 285 4.36f 16.74

BlackWall uni 1.41 -.01 1.45 .925 204 5.99u 6.32

Bluescope 11.54 -.15 16.17 8.03 15283 .60f 13.06

BlueSkyAccFnd .725 +.005 .94 .58 2245 8.33f 11.34

BlueSkyAItInv .185 .215 .17 86.49f .67

Boral 3.91 +.12 5.735 1.685 63908 6.20f 11.25

Brambles 10.89 +.02 13.42 8.97 53408 2.67p 28.89

Bravura 4.34 -.16 5.98 2.92 21430 175.78

Breville 23.46 +.70 26.18 10.00 2901 1.30p 55.78

Brickwork 15.37 -.46 20.75 11.76 2284 3.10f 22.42

Bubs Au .94 +.015 1.53 .40 30384 BWP Trust ord 3.86 +.03 4.33 2.59 11028 4.47u 15.66

BWX ltd 3.62 +.11 4.72 1.83 1614 2.08f 23.4

CapitolH .26 +.015 .305 .155 19189 100 Capmetals Ord 1.825 +.03 1.83 .475 5499 1994.44

Carbon Rev ord 1.815 -.025 4.60 .80 1658 Cardinal .62 .635 .23 20234 Carindale uni 3.69 -.01 7.00 2.67 125 10.73u 4.07

CarltonIn 22.99 +.02 33.01 18.21 28 5.05f 15.57

Carnarvon .195 .625 .11 27528 Carsales 17.70 -.04 19.60 9.64 15122 2.65f 30.8

Catapult 1.22 +.095 2.24 .50 4626 CatMet 2.79 +.04 3.40 1.735 201 CBA 69.88 +.46 91.05 53.44 26656 6.06f 12.53

Cedarwd 5.30 +.06 8.66 2.87 393 5.44f 14.52

Centuria unt 3.18 +.01 3.79 2.11 12773 6.65u 8.05

Centuria Office unt 2.01 -.01 3.30 1.375 8595 CenturiaCap 1.765 -.02 2.76 1.355 14143 2.97p 22.68

CH Retail uni 3.40 +.05 5.06 2.68 13684 8.42u 5.33

Chalice .98 -.015 1.375 .13 12031 78.35

Challenger 4.69 +.28 10.43 2.82 67443 7.60f 8.42

ChampIron 2.84 -.02 3.23 1.36 3575 CharterHG 9.90 +.21 14.395 4.93 12734 2.89u 16.32

CharterHll unt 2.40 +.05 3.96 1.485 7372 6.81u 9.2

ChorusLtd 6.93 -.02 7.47 4.54 2986 2.77u 32.45

ChtHallLo 4.46 +.18 5.989 3.52 9836 Cimic 24.13 +.01 47.14 11.87 4687 4.56f 13.66

CityChic 3.00 +.10 3.67 .715 6988 1.38f 33.96

Cleanaway 2.13 -.07 2.525 1.395 67386 .86f 70.97

Clearview .28 +.01 .75 .185 544 9.26f 7.74

Clinuvel 25.93 +.28 45.88 12.92 1604 Clover 2.15 +.02 3.31 1.33 1503 .35f 142.95

Coca-Cola 8.75 +.09 13.18 7.77 12382 5.31p 26.89

Cochlear 186.97 -1.96 254.40 154.60 1511 1.32f 52.47

Codan 7.35 +.26 8.64 3.432 4973 .99f 39.61

ColesGrp 16.90 -.27 18.09 12.994 36581 100 19.31

CollinsFd 9.45 +.03 10.80 3.50 10807 2.12f 35.12

Compshare 13.42 +.17 18.39 8.27 12901 2.57p 23.83

Contact En 5.86 -.03 8.45 4.32 68 3.94u 30.66

Cooper .36 -.015 .685 .34 37367 Coronado .95 +.025 3.163 .92 5729 100 2.05

Corp Trav 10.46 +.77 24.12 4.355 7100 2.79f 20.4

Costa Grp 2.91 +.01 4.061 2.32 16050 3.45f 22.57

CredCorp 16.53 +.95 37.99 6.01 6800 3.47f 14.64

Cromwell stp .91 +.01 1.345 .675 40701 9.29u 5.49

Crown Ltd 9.76 +.09 13.25 5.84 10110 7.19p 6.39

CSL Ltd 284.40 -2.60 342.75 215.24 13660 .60u 72.79

CSRLtd 3.64 -.04 5.16 2.75 26420 7.07p 10.42

DEDacianGol .46 +.015 1.066 .294 65209 Data3 4.92 +.38 6.07 2.08 8143 1.95f 45.77

DeGrey 1.00 +.095 .97 .039 189862 Dexus 9.38 +.18 13.96 8.03 58413 4.58u 7.56

Dicker Data 7.00 +.07 8.73 3.90 1523 2.32f 43.2

DivUnited 4.22 -.01 5.28 3.15 92 3.31f 28.78

DjerriInv 2.55 3.74 2.02 973 9.41f 17.44

Domain 3.36 +.01 4.00 1.675 17480 100 50.83

Dominos 70.20 +1.51 71.29 35.295 5182 1.27p 67.88

DownerEDI 4.53 +.15 8.94 2.585 20485 5.48f 10.16

DrummndG 3.90 +.29 4.24 .65 457 DubberCo 1.17 +.04 1.76 .38 5897 Ebos Group 20.20 -.08 24.50 18.80 80 2.54p 24.17

EclipxGrp 1.355 +.105 1.90 .365 26423 11.60f 6.24

Ecofibre 2.17 -.05 3.90 1.24 907 92.12

ElanorComm unt 1.015 -.005 1.35 .845 406 EldersLtd 9.60 +.18 10.43 5.67 5598 15.39

ElectroOp 5.32 +.64 10.80 2.95 29961 Elmo Soft 7.12 -.04 8.39 3.66 1267 EmecoHld .995 2.55 .485 30338 Emerald .56 +.025 .575 .26 2922 EML Pay 3.48 +.14 5.70 1.20 38613 123.25

EnergyRes .155 .20 .138 2096 EquityTr 25.95 +1.20 34.68 16.18 149 2.79f 36.54

EstiaHlth 1.57 +.035 2.93 .905 9475 16.68f 9.54

Evans&P 2.56 -.05 2.72 1.99 712 1.53u 5.08

EventHos 8.53 +.12 14.28 5.44 1235 6.06f 11.83

Evolution 6.02 +.35 6.32 3.285 167628 .71u 70.96

FGHIJFinbarGrp .715 +.015 1.01 .52 905 10.00f Fineos 4.00 +.10 3.97 2.16 1393 5571.43

Fis&PayHc 31.77 -1.07 33.17 14.00 10226 .79u 67.36

FletchBld 3.47 +.02 5.51 2.82 12667 10.00u 5.31

FlexiGrp 1.205 +.08 2.71 .38 71939 9.87f 7.81

FlightCtr 11.47 +.35 44.236 8.56 51149 12.32f 5.55

FonterrShr 3.50 3.99 2.94 6.83u 9.04

Fortescue 13.76 -.09 15.25 6.59 57495 2.31f 16.72

FreedomNP 3.01 5.98 2.75 1.41f 17.15

FrontierD .965 1.23 .55 438 Future Gen 1.15 +.005 1.41 .97 590 .87f 51.81

FutureGen .97 +.02 1.205 .757 879 4.32f G8 Educat .895 +.01 2.831 .437 66872 27.12f 4.17

Galaxy .80 +.025 1.412 .685 23130 9.34

Garda Div 1.01 +.01 1.529 .80 214 9.30u 5.27

GDI Prop 1.145 +.03 1.625 .815 2984 6.95u 6.79

GenesisEn 2.86 +.20 3.47 1.89 156 5.55u 14.94

GeneticSig 2.30 +.15 2.50 .90 685 Genworth 2.15 +.08 4.125 1.22 2864 13.53f 5.56

Gold Road 1.685 +.015 1.88 .805 46400 6.47

GoodGrp stp 14.99 +.14 16.78 9.60 47700 1.67u 29.06

GPTGroup stp 4.32 +.15 6.50 2.82 55950 5.61u 6.5

Graincorp 4.09 -.03 6.47 2.81 7525 4.49f 9.38

GrangeRes .245 +.003 .29 .15 19767 4.12f 3.02

GrowthPro stp 3.27 +.07 4.52 2.26 11059 6.53u 9.3

GUD Hldgs 11.74 +.23 12.80 7.12 2018 3.82f GWA Group 2.77 4.00 2.25 6351 5.60f 13.2

HansenTec 2.90 -.01 4.29 2.62 2010 2.06f 19.27

Harvey 3.57 +.03 4.787 2.285 57961 9.32f 10.78

Healius 3.10 +.05 3.315 1.925 10568 1.97f 18.65

Hearts&Minds 3.05 -.06 3.54 1.86 3161 2221.43

HelloWld 2.39 +.10 5.09 .67 2816 3.49f 14.6

Home Cnsrtm unt 3.00 4.05 1.14 100 Hotel Prop Inv stp 2.97 +.07 3.64 1.45 1998 6.55u 4.19

HT&E 1.19 1.945 .93 589 3.36f Hub24 Ltd 10.28 +.98 13.39 5.98 4137 250.67

Huon Aqua 2.92 4.90 2.86 394 7.04

Hutchison .17 -.005 .20 .10 2073 IAG 5.59 -.18 8.74 5.00 68949 4.51f 22.94

IDP Education 16.59 +1.10 25.17 9.90 16601 .81p 87.96

IGO Ltd 4.95 +.08 7.11 3.27 28787 .62f 45.77

Iluka Res 8.45 -.09 11.19 5.72 11303 2.58f Imdex 1.155 +.045 1.71 .76 24272 100 IncitecPV 1.93 +.055 3.70 1.565 74628 4.85u 12.76

InfigenEn .92 -.02 .945 .365 54622 25.13

Infomedia 1.79 +.07 2.48 1.20 8868 1.57f 47.38

Infratil 4.40 +.08 5.40 3.15 26 3.41u 40.07

Ingenia 4.48 -.01 5.28 2.67 8001 2.27u 33.91

Inghams 3.34 +.14 4.27 2.89 12075 100 115.52

IntegralDiag 4.12 +.22 4.39 1.78 12316 1.79f 34.39

IntegRese 3.85 3.87 2.19 3079 1.69p 45.4

InvestecAus 1.235 +.02 1.64 .90 9503 11.77

Invocare 10.51 +.03 16.77 9.07 3685 6.18f 16.2

Ioneer .125 -.005 .27 .072 6965 IOOF 4.98 +.06 8.45 2.72 11553 10.57f 10.78

IPH Ltd 7.39 -.07 10.34 6.01 6683 2.88f 33.05

Iress Ltd 10.85 -.10 14.43 8.29 4395 4.02p 29.59

ISignthis 1.07 1.765 .61 Jan-Hend 30.70 -.26 41.32 20.68 2325 6.92u 9.81

JB Hi-Fi 42.80 -.23 46.09 20.79 7177 2.53f 26.89

JHardie opt 27.66 +.14 33.42 12.54 9533 1.50u 33.93

Johns Lyng 2.33 -.02 2.98 1.39 2070 100 39.04

Jumbo Int 10.12 +.54 27.92 6.99 30374 4.18f 21.02

JupiterMin .275 -.005 .43 .19 18393 5.76

KLMNKathmandu 1.075 +.035 2.611 .469 24017 10.74u 6.43

KKR CR Inc unt 1.92 +.105 2.50 1.21 4954 72.89

kogan.com 14.85 +.13 15.75 3.45 10131 .26f 908.64

KrnEgy .595 -.01 1.664 .34 14965 LegendMin .145 +.005 .215 .028 21887 LendLease stp 12.21 -.16 19.95 9.34 49091 5.09u 9.29

Life Comm 9.20 -.26 9.87 4.53 2179 .32f 41.97

Life360 2.18 +.14 4.34 1.51 1008 Limeade 1.45 1.95 1.20 Link Adm 4.20 +.10 6.98 2.64 20332 3.41u 16.03

LiveTiles def .235 +.005 .60 .11 13209 LongShtFund 1.25 +.03 1.68 .66 6771 4.47

LovisaHld 5.79 -.16 14.13 2.34 10895 2.02f 26.96

LynasCorp 1.925 -.01 2.96 1.035 41227 Maca Ltd .82 -.045 1.20 .487 7263 10.40f 7.1

Mach7 Tech 1.005 +.035 1.03 .36 15668 Macmahon .25 -.005 .305 .14 5265 MacqGroup 120.74 +2.14 152.35 70.45 13316 3.96p 18.04

MacqTel 44.00 44.60 19.20 421 1.14f 97.56

Magellan Glob unt 1.73 -.015 2.18 1.115 5780 3.95

MagellanAst 3.84 -.14 4.48 3.56 6738 MagellanF 59.12 +1.11 74.91 30.10 5511 1.32f 53.47

MagHighCvT ord 1.38 -.02 1.755 1.06 4461 11.43

MagnetRes 1.28 1.28 .305 1066 Market VAEW 27.02 -.03 33.26 19.40 1295 4.14u 4.63

MarlySpn 1.72 -.13 1.85 .18 10325 MaynePharm .39 +.005 .645 .195 43101 5.16

McMillan 8.87 -.21 16.97 5.01 3064 7.16f 9

MCP Income unt 1.685 +.045 2.10 1.24 2338 21.38

MCP Mstr 1.845 +.04 2.09 1.265 7876 16.29

McPherson 2.77 3.13 1.205 678 2.89f Medibank 2.97 -.02 3.654 2.45 46996 3.76f 19.54

MedicDev 7.03 +.05 11.78 3.76 3072 .57f 232.67

Megaport 12.97 +.89 15.50 6.11 13804 MercuryNZ 4.26 -.23 5.44 3.66 112 2.91u 32.19

MeridianEn 4.52 -.08 5.515 3.498 206 2.61u 60.21

Mesoblast 3.32 +.07 4.45 1.02 50113 61.44

MetcashL 2.80 +.08 3.47 2.17 52773 100 14.95

MFF Cap 2.71 3.79 2.15 1503 .74p 22.79

Milton 4.09 5.09 3.05 995 4.55f 22.16

Mincor .825 +.045 .835 .375 10038 100 MineralRe 21.17 21.54 12.11 8522 1.98f 58.61

Mirrabooka 2.30 -.03 2.77 1.65 577 4.29f 46.6

MirvacGrp stp 2.25 +.08 3.525 1.65 155871 4.65u 7.53

Moelis 3.69 +.24 6.06 1.25 1572 Monadel 10.81 -.01 19.47 8.00 1954 5.18f 17.48

Monash IVF .575 +.045 1.434 .355 15939 16.60f 4.16

Money3 1.645 +.095 3.04 .67 4684 3.23f 9.96

Moneyme Ord 1.12 -.02 2.00 .50 1737 38

Mt Gibson .64 +.03 1.055 .542 47113 100 5.34

Musgrave Min .50 +.035 .55 .053 66655 MVA Prop uni 19.16 -.07 27.44 13.78 156 5.15u 5.37

MyNetFone 5.66 +.03 5.92 2.77 821 1.29f 38.54

Mystate 3.96 +.03 6.17 3.15 693 7.25f 12.13

NAB 18.56 +.34 30.00 13.195 58717 10.87f 10.54

Nanosonic 6.80 -.02 7.73 4.01 4919 78.94

NatSREIT stp 1.895 +.05 2.43 1.20 34788 4.88u 9225

Navigator 1.24 +.055 4.14 1.13 6028 21.98u 5.23

NBGlobal 1.725 +.075 2.12 .905 4027 5.38

Nearmap 2.34 +.09 3.95 .83 46691 Netwealth 9.15 +.18 9.74 4.80 3805 100 55.27

New Hope 1.37 +.005 2.84 1.015 13089 4.40f 99.64

Newcrest 32.53 +1.00 38.87 20.70 32550 .62u 40.67

NewEngy 1.155 +.005 1.395 .977 1492 6.87u NewsCorp 17.15 +.04 22.74 13.10 1132 1.08u Nextdc 10.68 +.80 10.40 5.71 29683 196.81

NIBHoldin 4.63 +.02 8.20 3.335 9043 3.80f 16.64

NickelMines .57 -.02 .731 .293 28523 8.44

NickScali 6.55 +.07 8.45 2.65 2441 6.94f 13.76

NineEntrtnmnt 1.38 2.09 .815 33918 6.16f Nitro Soft 1.515 +.045 1.952 .73 2027 Novonix .88 +.01 1.54 .13 19658 NRWHold 1.875 +.01 3.45 1.00 53998 100 20.05

NthStar 14.30 +.94 15.28 8.85 41779 1.12f 43.1

Nufarm 4.10 +.01 6.94 3.71 11481 2.93u 8.95

NZKingSal 1.74 -.01 2.24 1.26 109

OPQRObjective 7.27 -.11 7.73 2.793 964 .54f 89.24

OceanaGol cdi 3.37 +.33 4.45 1.455 20313 .78u 15.87

OceaniaHlth .82 1.28 .57 OFX Grp 1.365 -.04 1.625 .905 2563 4.06f 17.2

OilSearch 3.19 +.02 7.912 1.808 57684 1.30u 38.9

OmHold .35 +.01 .90 .24 1597 OmniBrdgwy 4.67 -.10 5.38 2.867 9517 Omticomm ord 5.17 +.07 5.76 2.92 550 100 51

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OphirHigh unt 2.64 -.03 2.78 1.715 1976 6.3

Opthea 2.50 +.14 4.15 .65 4092 Orica Ltd 16.54 -.10 24.27 13.25 6233 3.16p 16.02

OriginEgy 5.89 +.05 8.89 3.75 50682 1.71u Orocobre 2.38 +.07 3.96 1.825 7448 41.32

Orora Ltd 2.48 -.06 3.567 2.299 50084 6.40p 16.8

OzMineral 11.33 +.37 11.72 5.83 31694 1.82f 30.7

PacCurrent 5.45 -.03 7.40 3.34 333 4.56f PacSmiles 1.48 -.09 2.05 .705 177 3.63f 23.79

PactGroup 2.19 2.92 1.255 1220 10.27p 6.84

Paladin .105 +.005 .16 .035 119862 Pantoro .28 +.015 .28 .065 53567 ParadigmBio 3.42 +.27 4.50 1.08 16654 PartnersGG unt 1.60 +.06 2.08 1.00 1320 Peet .96 -.01 1.45 .56 402 4.64f 10.86

PendalGp 6.05 +.08 9.33 3.00 12903 6.70p 12.21

PengIntl 1.08 +.01 1.175 .72 827 5.61f 6.65

PengPE 1.35 +.015 1.69 .901 3328 57.79

PeopleIn 2.15 +.15 4.08 .90 7843 100 13.61

Perenti 1.17 +.015 2.40 .45 69854 6.06f PerpCredInc .98 +.02 1.175 .65 2592 43.24

Perpetual 30.75 +1.08 47.47 19.65 2760 8.76f 10.13

PerpetualEq .92 +.015 1.09 .60 1083 4.64f 13.17

Perseus 1.32 +.01 1.345 .535 95186 PhosEnv .30 -.005 1.592 .29 10347 52.59

Pilbara .27 +.02 .567 .135 118470 Pinnacle 3.89 -.03 6.75 2.37 3353 1.05f 87.31

Plat Mgmt 3.78 +.05 5.13 2.63 6102 8.31f 12.39

PlatCaptl 1.28 +.03 1.76 1.05 515 6.40f 33.24

PlatoIncome .995 +.005 1.202 .79 2917 100 11.65

PltnmAsia 1.01 1.12 .825 989 77.1

PMCapital .92 +.02 1.285 .765 1354 3.44f 34.35

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Primewest unt 1.04 -.02 1.50 .63 23 53

ProMedicu 26.68 +.22 38.39 14.50 2706 .11u 327.48

PropelFun 3.05 +.04 3.80 2.15 338 100 31.89

PSC Ins. 2.50 -.04 3.36 2.05 64 1.77f 41.64

Pushpay 8.05 -.17 9.09 2.40 6310 PWRHolding 4.42 -.07 5.16 2.50 2407 1.04f 46.19

PYC Therap ord .115 .125 .024 12240 QantasAir 3.87 +.09 7.46 2.03 300801 7.01f 7.08

QBE 8.80 -.06 15.19 7.13 54866 6.09p 10.41

QualitasReal 1.425 1.774 1.015 1662 17.57

Qube Hold 2.87 -.04 3.572 1.673 45872 1.89f 41.63

QV Equ .795 1.06 .61 6955 4.78f 25.32

Ramelius 1.995 +.005 2.22 .695 96096 53.64

Ramsay 66.12 -.40 80.93 46.12 3250 1.88f 28.57

Rea Group 107.40 -.48 117.30 62.05 1982 .79f 33.04

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ReeceAus 8.90 -.29 11.912 7.70 2493 10.23f 4.6

ReefCsino uni 1.95 +.045 2.69 1.55 2 12.55u 7.97

REG 1.44 +.03 3.515 .735 4417 11.52f 8.69

RegalInv unt 2.46 -.09 2.85 1.26 656 10.88

Regis 5.50 +.28 6.72 2.90 35158 3.07f 20.58

RejectShop 6.95 -.09 7.97 1.778 1380 6.11f 12.46

RelianceW 2.95 +.01 4.76 1.63 36456 1.02p 43.88

ResimacG 1.045 +.035 1.70 .40 2152 2.18f 7.37

Resmed 27.15 -.39 27.69 17.31 11968 .44u 85.98

Resolute 1.215 +.08 2.12 .605 156377 1.50u 5.31

Rhype 1.995 +.025 3.12 1.155 1577 Ridley .745 +.02 1.27 .655 1956 5.52f 7.06

Rio Tinto 97.15 -.81 107.79 72.77 10424 2.27f 27.59

RtlFood .073 +.003 .245 .026 108718 417.86f .18

RuralFund 2.02 +.10 2.42 1.36 4033 4.93u 6.96

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Santos 5.28 -.02 9.07 2.73 62229 .94f Saracen 5.64 +.22 5.69 2.81 101512 131.87

Scentre stp 2.28 +.11 4.155 1.35 213549 9.82p 3.85

Sealink 4.40 -.02 5.31 2.45 1465 3.05f 16.43

SeekComm 21.80 -.09 24.09 11.23 15447 1.92f 45.6

SelectHvt 6.42 +.11 9.43 5.19 1654 5.55f 21.61

Senex Egy .23 +.005 .425 .12 32101 35.16

Serko 3.07 5.57 .905 285 Servcorp 2.30 -.02 5.00 1.99 428 10.34p 5.9

SevenGrp 17.76 +.58 21.96 8.92 4986 2.33f 36.43

Sezzle 4.25 +.49 4.45 .35 12966 SG Fleet 1.70 +.10 3.25 .96 535 9.48f 7.56

ShopCenAu 2.20 +.02 3.185 1.975 39019 5.78u 5.34

SigmaH .625 .75 .45 33443 8.80f 11.57

SilverLak 2.22 +.09 2.31 .89 48776 85.89

Sims Ltd 7.97 +.04 12.98 5.52 4635 4.04f 13.72

Skycity Ent 2.37 +.14 3.99 1.095 20848 7.70u 9.24

SkyNetTV .14 .649 .101 9702 223.86u .47

SLakePot .535 +.015 .95 .30 2815 Smartgroup 6.29 +.22 12.65 3.92 8067 4.09f 20.37

SonicHlth 30.32 -.11 32.07 20.06 9582 2.46p 27.39

Soul Pat 19.51 -.02 23.34 16.66 3072 2.71f 23.03

South 32 2.04 3.304 1.585 64848 2.98u 10

Spark I. Grp 2.14 -.02 2.515 1.685 35160 6.71u 44.81

Spark NZ 4.18 -.06 4.72 3.35 12921 4.83u 21.04

SPDR200 54.96 +.28 66.70 41.22 1852 3.67p 4.53

SPDR200Pr 10.35 +.18 15.50 7.80 3246 9.38u 4.5

SPDR50 53.22 -.11 66.21 41.45 75 4.39p 4.32

SplititPay 1.23 +.05 1.915 .205 111943 SrvStream 1.905 3.06 1.535 30327 1.57f 29.31

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Starpharm 1.145 +.02 1.43 .615 1886 StBarbara 3.28 +.13 4.055 1.615 47857 8.95

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Aluminium $US/t 1601.75 1589.5Copper $US/t Higher gde 6004.5 5951.5Tin $US/t 16,819 16,869.5Lead $US/t 1763.25 1791.75Nickel $US/t 12,790 12,684Silver Fix US¢/oz 18.13 17.86Zinc $US/t 2036.75 2054.25Gold $US/oz latest fix 1780.665 1771.493

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12pm The Fan. 12.30 NRL 360. 1.30 The Matty Johns Podcast. 2.30 League Rewind. 3.30 NRL Classic Match. 4.30 NRL 360. 5.30 The Matty Johns Podcast. 6.30 NRL Tonight. 7.00 NRL Pre Game Thursday. DON’T MISS 7.50 Rugby League. NRL. Round 8. Melbourne Storm v Sydney Roosters. 9.45 The Late Show With Matty Johns. (PG) 10.48 Rugby League. NRL. Round 8. Melbourne Storm v Sydney Roosters. 11.48 The Late Show With Matty Johns. (PG)

11.55am Secret City: Under The Eagle. (MA15+) 12.55pm Mr Mercedes. (MA15+) 1.55 Breaking Bad. (MA15+) 2.50 Chernobyl. (M) 4.00 Big Little Lies. (M) 4.50 Boardwalk Empire. (M) 5.55 Ray Donovan. (MA15+) DON’T MISS 6.45 Insecure. (MA15+) 7.25 Westworld. (MA15+) 8.30 What We Do In The Shadows. (MA15+) 9.00 Avenue 5. (M) 9.30 Mr Inbetween. (MA15+) 10.00 Barry. (MA15+) 10.30 Perry Mason. (MA15+) 11.30 What We Do In The Shadows. (MA15+) 12am Avenue 5. (M) 12.30 Mr Inbetween. (MA15+)

9am Death In Paradise. (PG) 10.05 The A Word. (M) 11.10 The A Word. (M) 12.15pm The A Word. (M) 1.20 The A Word. (M) 2.25 The A Word. (M) 3.30 The A Word. (M) 4.35 Unforgotten. (MA15+) 5.30 Unforgotten. (MA15+) DON’T MISS 6.25 Death In Paradise. (PG) 7.30 Quiz. 8.35 Tin Star. (MA15+) 9.30 Tin Star. (MA15+) 10.20 Shetland. (PG) 11.25 Death In Paradise. (PG) 12.30am The A Word. (M) 1.30 The A Word. (M) 2.30 The A Word. (M) 3.30 The A Word. (M) 4.35 The A Word. (M) 5.35 The A Word. (M)

2pm Police Ten 7. (M) 2.30 Police Ten 7. (M) 3.00 Border Security. (PG) 3.30 Border Security: Int. (M) 4.00 Highway Patrol. (M) 4.30 The Simpsons. (PG) 5.00 The Simpsons. (PG) 5.30 American Dad! (M) DON’T MISS 6.00 American Dad! (MA15+) 6.30 Family Guy. (MA15+) 7.00 Family Guy. (MA15+) 7.30 The Simpsons. (PG) 8.00 The Simpsons. (PG) 8.30 The 100. (M) 9.30 Highway Patrol. (M) 10.00 Border Security. (PG) 10.30 Border Security: Int. (M) 11.00 Police Ten 7. (M) 11.30 Police Ten 7. (M)

12pm Selling Houses Aust. (PG) 1.00 Escape To The Country. 1.55 Antiques Roadshow. 3.05 Bargain Hunt. 4.05 Better Homes. 5.20 Escape To The Chateau: DIY. (PG) 6.20 Grand Designs Aust. (PG) 7.25 Selling Houses Aust. (PG) DON’T MISS 8.30 George Clarke’s Old House, New Home. 9.30 50 Shades Of Green With Alan Titchmarsh. (PG) 10.30 Escape To The Country. 11.30 24 Hours In Emergency. (M) 12.30am Gogglebox. (M) 1.30 Selling Houses Aust. (PG) 2.25 Antiques Roadshow. 3.30 Flog It!

6am First Edition. 9.00 AM Agenda. 12pm NewsDay. 2.00 Afternoon Agenda. 5.00 The Kenny Report. 6.00 Credlin. 7.00 The Bolt Report. DON’T MISS 8.00 Chris

Smith Tonight. 9.00 Paul Murray Live. 10.00 PML Later. 11.00 The Front Page. 11.30 NewsNight: COVID-19. 12am NewsNight. 1.00 Sky News UK LIVE. 5.00 First Edition.

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6.00 News. (CC) 9.00 ABC News Mornings. (CC) 10.00 Gardening Aust. (R, CC) 11.00 Grand Designs: House Of The Year. (R, CC) 12.00 ABC News At Noon. (CC) 1.00 Road To Now. (R, CC) (Final) 2.00 Joanna Lumley’s Hidden Caribbean. (PG, R, CC) 3.00 ABC News Afternoons. (CC) 3.55 The Cook And The Chef. (R, CC) 4.25 Inside London Fire Brigade. (PG, R, CC) 5.10 Grand Designs: House Of The Year. (R, CC)

6.00 Sunrise. (CC) 9.00 The Morning Show. (PG, CC) 11.30 Seven Morning News. (CC)

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12.00 Flirting With Forty. (PGls, R, CC) (2008) Heather Locklear, Robert Buckley, Vanessa Williams.

2.00 The Chase. (R, CC) 4.00 Seven News At 4. (CC) 4.30 Seven GC: The Chase Aust. (CC) 5.30 Seven GC: Seven News Gold

Coast. (CC)

6.00 Today. (CC) 9.00 Today Extra. (PG, CC) 11.30 Morning News. (CC) 12.00 The Ellen DeGeneres Show. (PG, R, CC)

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1.00 Uptown Girls. (PGl, R, CC) (2003) Brittany Murphy, Dakota Fanning, Heather Locklear.

3.00 Tipping Point. (PG, R, CC) 4.00 Afternoon News. (CC) 4.30 Nine GC: Hot Seat. (CC) 5.00 Millionaire Hot Seat. (CC) 5.30 Nine GC: Gold Coast News. (CC)

6.00 Ent. Tonight. (R, CC) WIN/Ten GC: Headline News. (CC) 6.30 CBS Morning. (CC) 8.00 Studio 10. (PG, CC) 12.00 Dr Phil. (PGa, R, CC) 2.00 Entertainment Tonight. (CC) 2.30 Judge Judy. (PG, R, CC) 3.30 My Market Kitchen. (CC) 4.00 Everyday Gourmet With Justine

Schofield. (CC) 4.30 Best Of The Bold And The

Beautiful. (PG, R, CC) 5.00 10 News First. (CC)

6.00 WorldWatch. 8.10 Filipino News. 8.40 French News. 9.30 Greek News. 10.30 German News. 11.00 Spanish News. 11.30 Turkish News. 12.00 Arabic News F24. 12.30 ABC America: World News Tonight. (CC) 1.00 PBS News. (CC) 2.00 Over The Black Dot. (R, CC) 3.00 Elvis And The Girl From Vienna. (PG, R, CC) 4.10 Journey Through Armenia. (PG, R, CC) 4.40 The Kennedys. (PGa, R, CC) 5.30 Letters And Numbers. (R, CC)

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6.00 The Drum. (CC) 6.55 Sammy J. (PG, CC) 7.00 ABC News. (CC) 7.30 7.30. (CC) Presented by

Leigh Sales.8.00 H The Heights. (PG, CC) 8.30 Escape From The City: Macleay

Valley, NSW – The Hoskinsons. (CC) Dean Ipaviz takes Mark and Phil on a tour of real estate in NSW’s Macleay Valley.

9.30 Father Brown. (Mav, R, CC) After the writer for a troupe of anarchist performers is found dead, Father Brown investigates.

10.15 ABC Late News. (CC) 10.45 Louis Theroux’s Weird

Weekends. (MA15+ns, R, CC) 11.35 Louis Theroux’s Weird

Weekends. (PG, R, CC)

6.00 Seven News. (CC) 7QLD: Seven Local News. (CC) 6.30 7QLD: Seven News. (CC) 7.00 Home And Away. (PGa, CC)

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7.30 H Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire. (Mhv, R, CC) (2005) Harry competes in the Triwizard Tournament. Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson.

Central: Football. (CC) AFL. Round 5. Carlton v St Kilda.

10.00 Central: AFL Post-Game Show. (CC)

10.30 The Latest: Seven News. (CC) 10.45 Central: The Latest: Seven

News. (CC) 11.00 Big Brother. (PGl, R, CC)

One housemate plots a risky power play.

11.15 Central: Big Brother. (PGl, R, CC)

6.00 Nine News. (CC) NBN: NBN News. (CC) 7.00 H A Current Affair. (CC) 7.30 Rugby League. (CC) NRL.

Round 8. Melbourne Storm v Sydney Roosters. From AAMI Park, Melbourne.

9.45 Golden Point. (CC) James Bracey, Peter Sterling, Paul Vautin, Andrew Johns and Billy Slater present a post-match wrap-up.

10.30 Nine News Late. (CC) A look at news and events from Australia and around the world as well as the latest on the COVID-19 crisis.

11.00 Murdered By Morning: Last Call. (Mav, CC) (New Series) Take a look at murder cases.

11.50 The Fix. (Ma, R, CC) An A-list movie star is accused of murder.

WIN: WIN News. (CC) 6.30 The Project. (CC) 7.30 Celebrity Gogglebox USA.

(Mal, CC) Celebrities share their sharp, insightful, funny and emotional views on popular and topical TV shows.

8.30 Law & Order: SVU. (Mads, CC) Rollins goes undercover to find the person responsible for drugging and assaulting tourists.

9.30 Law & Order: SVU. (Masv, R, CC) When a teenager is found dead in the Hudson River, Benson suspects Rob Miller is behind the death.

10.30 H Blue Bloods. (Mav, CC) (Final) 11.30 The Project. (R, CC) WIN/Ten GC: WIN’s All Australian

News. (CC)

6.00 Mastermind Australia. (R, CC) 6.30 SBS World News. (CC) 7.35 The World’s Busiest Stations:

Zürich. (PGal, CC) Part 3 of 4. Takes a look at some of the busiest transportation hubs in the world, including the Zürich Hauptbahnhof.

8.30 When Buildings Collapse. (PGa, R, CC) British engineer Rob Bell investigates why buildings and bridges collapse.

9.35 H ZeroZeroZero. (MA15+, CC) (Final) Don Minu will is forced once more to decide how much he is willing to pay to maintain his power.

10.35 SBS World News Late. (CC) 11.05 Cycling: Tour De France Etape

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12.30 The Cup. (PGals, R, CC) (2011) Stephen Curry, Jodi Gordon, Daniel MacPherson.

2.10 Rage. (MA15+adhlnsv) 3.30 Gardening Australia. (R, CC) 3.55 Compass. (PG, R, CC) 4.30 The Drum. (R, CC) 5.25 Sammy J. (PG, R, CC) 5.30 One Plus One. (R, CC)

12.30 Scandal. (Mav, R) Prime7 GC: Shopping. 12.45 Central: Scandal. (Mav, R) 1.45 Central: Scandal. (Mav, R) 2.30 Home Shopping. (R) 3.00 Central: Shopping. (R) 4.00 NBC Today. (CC) 5.00 Seven Early News. (CC) 5.30 Sunrise. (CC)

12.40 Tipping Point. (PG, R, CC) 1.30 TV Shop: Home Shopping. (R) 2.30 Global Shop. 3.00 TV Shop: Home Shopping. (R) 4.00 The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

(PG, R, CC) 5.00 News Early Edition. (CC) 5.30 Today. (CC)

12.30 The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. (PG, CC)

WIN/Ten GC: The Project. (R, CC) 1.30 Home Shopping. (R) WIN/Ten GC: The Late Show With

Stephen Colbert. (PG, CC) 2.30 WIN/Ten GC: Home Shopping. (R) 5.00 The Talk. (PGa, CC)

1.30 Going Places With Ernie Dingo. (PGa, R)

3.30 Ainsley’s Australian Market Menu. (R, CC)

4.30 Great British Railway Journeys. (R, CC) 5.00 CGTN English News. (CC) 5.15 NHK World English News. (CC) 5.30 Deutsche Welle English News. (CC)

Classifications: (P) Preschoolers (C) Children (G) General (PG) Parental Guidance (M) Mature Audiences (MA15+) Mature Audiences Only (AV15+) Extreme Adult Violence (CC) Closed Captions (R) Repeat. Consumer Advice: (a) Adult themes (d) Drug references (h) Horror (s) Sex references (l) Language (m) Medical procedures (n) Nudity (v) Violence. Please note: Listings are correct at the time of print and are subject to change by networks.

Please Note: Programs listed are for metropolitan Brisbane, unless otherwise specified. Seven GC, Prime7 GC, Nine GC, NBN and Ten GC all denote Gold Coast programming. 7QLD, WIN and 9QLD all denote regional Qld programming.

6.00 Morning Programs. 1.30 Kinchega. 2.00 Going Places With Ernie Dingo. (PG) 3.00 Jarjums. 6.00 The Chefs’ Line. 6.30 To The Point. 6.35 Pete & Pio’s Kai Safari. (PG) 7.00 Our Stories. 7.20 Nyoongar Footy Magic. (PG) 7.25 NITV News. 7.30 Family Rules. (PG) 8.30 Black As. (PG) 8.45 Superstition. (MA15+) 9.30 NITV News. 9.35 MOVIE: Ten Canoes. (M) (2006) 11.05 Big Freedia: Queen Of Bounce. (M) 12.00 Volumz. (PG) 5.00 Fraggle Rock. 5.30 Late Programs.

6.00 WorldWatch. 12.00 NBA Spotlight. 1.00 Front Up. (PG) 2.00 MythBusters. (PG) 2.55 Deadly Destruction. (PG) 3.50 WorldWatch. 5.15 If You Are The One. (PG) 6.15 Forged In Fire. (PG) 7.05 Brooklyn Nine-Nine. (PG) 7.30 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown. (M) 8.30 Cults And Extreme Belief. (M) 9.20 Letterkenny. (M) 10.55 MOVIE: The Handmaid’s Tale. (MA15+) (1990) 12.55 Late Programs.

sbs viceland ch316.00 Children’s Programs. 5.10 Ben And Holly. 5.20 Thomas. 5.35 Peter Rabbit. 5.50 Peppa Pig. 5.55 Floogals. 6.10 Dog Loves Books. 6.20 Bluey. 6.30 Kiri And Lou. 6.35 Rusty Rivets. 6.45 Andy’s Dinosaur Adventures. 7.00 Dino Dana. 7.15 Odd Squad. 7.30 Spicks And Specks. 8.30 Hard Quiz. (PG) 9.00 High Fidelity. (MA15+) 9.30 Fleabag. (M) 9.55 Catastrophe. (M) 10.20 Late Programs.

6.00 Morning Programs. 8.30 Million Dollar Minute. 9.30 NBC Today. 12.00 My Greek Odyssey. (PG) 1.00 House Calls To The Rescue. 2.00 Harry’s Practice. 2.30 Million Dollar Minute. 3.30 Mighty Planes. (PG) 4.30 Medical Emergency. (PG) 5.00 Animal Rescue. 5.30 Escape To The Country. 6.30 Bargain Hunt. 7.30 Father Brown. (M) 8.30 Murdoch Mysteries. (M) 11.30 Late Programs.

6.00 Morning Programs. 1.10 Days Of Our Lives. (PG) 2.05 The Young And The Restless. (PG) 3.00 Antiques Roadshow. 3.30 MOVIE: Dentist On The Job. (PG) (1961) 5.20 Miss Marple. (PG) 6.30 Antiques Roadshow. 7.30 Territory Cops. (PG) 8.30 Serial Killer With Piers Morgan. (M) 9.30 Suburban Gangsters. (MA15+) 10.30 Chicago Med. (M) 11.30 Late Programs.

7two ch72 9gem ch92 10 bold ch1, 126.00 Shopping. 8.00 Planes Gone Viral. (PG) 9.00 ST: Voyager. (PG) 10.00 Jake And The Fatman. (PG) 11.00 MacGyver. (PG) 12.00 Star Trek. (PG) 1.00 Scorpion. (PG) 2.00 I Fish. 3.00 Bondi Rescue. (PG) 3.30 Mission: Impossible. (PG) 4.30 ST: Enterprise. (PG) 5.30 ST: Voyager. (PG) 6.30 Bondi Rescue. (PG) 7.30 NCIS. (M) 8.30 Hawaii Five-O. (M) 10.30 NCIS. (M) 11.30 Late Programs.

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6.00 Children’s Programs. 6.00 All Hail King Julien. (PG) 6.25 BTN Newsbreak. 6.30 Horrible Histories. (PG) 7.05 Prank You Very Much. 7.30 Shaun The Sheep. 7.35 Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs. 8.00 The Penguins Of Madagascar. 8.20 Danger Mouse. 8.35 Teenage Fairytale Dropouts. 8.45 So Awkward. 9.15 TMNT. (PG) 9.40 Slugterra. 10.00 Rage. (PG) 11.00 Close. 5.30 Children’s Programs.

6.00 My Life As A Zucchini. Continued. (PG) (2016) 6.40 Lassie. (PG) (1994) 8.25 Waking Ned. (PG) (1998) 10.05 Tom Thumb. (PG) (2001, French) 11.45 Hugo. (PG) (2011) 2.05 City Of Ember. (PG) (2008) 3.50 From Up On Poppy Hill. (PG) (2011) 5.30 The World’s Fastest Indian. (PG) (2005) 7.50 The Darjeeling Limited. (M) (2007) 9.30 Raising Arizona. (M) (1987) 11.15 Late Programs.

sbs world movies ch326.00 Morning Programs. 1.00 Mudslingers. (PG) 1.30 Gold Fever. (PG) 2.30 Pawn Stars. (PG) 3.00 The Simpsons. (PG) 4.30 American Restoration. (PG) 5.30 Storage Wars. (PG) 6.00 American Pickers. (PG) 7.00 Pawn Stars. (PG) 7.30 Football. AFL. Round 5. Carlton v St Kilda. 10.00 AFL Post-Game Show. 10.45 MOVIE: Down Periscope. (PG) (1996) 12.40 Late Programs.

6.00 Children’s Programs. 10.00 Robot Wars. (PG) 11.00 Dance Moms. (PG) 12.00 Social Fabric. (PG) 12.30 Ultimate Rush. (PG) 1.00 The Road Trick. (PG) 1.30 Liquid Science. (PG) 2.00 Malcolm. (PG) 3.00 Children’s Programs. 5.30 Regular Show. (PG) 6.00 Malcolm. (PG) 7.00 Big Bang. (PG) 7.30 MOVIE: Evolution. (PG) (2001) 9.30 MOVIE: Bad Teacher. (M) (2011) 11.30 Big Bang. (PG) 12.00 Late Programs.

7mate ch73 9go! ch93, 99 10 peach ch116.00 Morning Programs. 9.00 Crocamole. (P) 9.30 Blaze And The Monster Machines. 10.00 PAW Patrol. 11.00 SpongeBob. 12.00 Dr Quinn. (PG) 1.00 Charmed. (PG) 2.00 Cheers. (PG) 3.00 Raymond. (PG) 4.00 Becker. (PG) 5.00 Frasier. (PG) 6.00 Friends. (PG) 6.30 Neighbours. (PG) 7.00 Friends. (PG) 8.00 Seinfeld. (PG) 9.00 Two And A Half Men. (M) 10.30 Seinfeld. (PG) 11.00 Late Programs.

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COSSER, R.

RAMM, G. M.

SHAVE, P. W.

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RAMM,Glenys Mary,

previouslyGlenys Mills

Nee: Maynard

Passed away peacefully ather home in Hervey Bay onMonday 29th June, 2020.

Aged 79 years.

Teacher, Principal, andpassionate educator atschools across Queenslandfor almost 40 years.Cherished & much-lovedwife of Gordon Ramm(dec'd).Loved and respected byfamily, friends, colleaguesand students, Glenysworked in schools fromBrisbane to far northQueensland.She finished her teachingcareer in 1998 as Principalof her beloved KawunganState School.

Glenys spent an activeretirement in Hervey Bayinvolved in communitygroups and spending timewith her many devotedfriends and family.

"DEEPLY MISSED"

Family and friends ofGlenys are invited to attendher funeral service to beheld at the Fraser CoastCrematorium and BaysideMemorial Gardens, HerveyBay on Friday, 3rd July2020, commencing at 11:00am. For those who areunable to attend the serviceit can be watched vialivestream at https://www.rossfunerals.com.au/tribute-centre/

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Proposed Development

Make a submission from3 July 2020 to 24 July 2020

Multiple Dwellings (123 dwellings), CentreActivities and Boundary Realignment.

Where: 23 Griffith Place and 27 Kensington Avenue,Seven Hills QLD 4170

On: Lot 9 on SP267627 & Lot 73 on RP87714

Approval sought: Development Permit for MaterialChange of Use - Multiple Dwellings (123 dwellings)and Centre Activities (Food and Drink Outlet, Shopand Office).Development Permit for Reconfiguring a Lot(Boundary Realignment – 2 into 2)

Application ref: A005343882

You may obtain a copy of the application and makea submission to:

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Public notification requirements are in accordancewith the Planning Act 2016

Proposed Development

Public notification requirements are in accordancewith the Planning Act 2016

Proposed Development

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03.07.2020 to 24.07.2020

Development Permit for a Material Change

of Use for Indoor Sport and Recreation

Where: 32 Colmslie Road, Morningside QLD

4170

On: Lot 0 on SP283395 and Lot 2 on

SP303654

Approval sought:

Development Permit for a Material Change of

Use for Indoor Sport and Recreation

Application ref: A005441005

You may obtain a copy of the application

and make a submission to:

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GPO Box 1434, Brisbane QLD 4001

(07) 3403 8888

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accordance with the Planning Act 2016

Proposed Development

Make a submission from3rd July 2020 to 24th July 2020

Reconfiguration of a lot (1 into 2) and House ona small lot

Where: 23 Buhot Street, GeebungOn: Lot 1 on RP80414Approval sought: : Development PermitApplication ref: A005426980

You may obtain a copy of the application and makea submission to:

Brisbane City CouncilGPO Box 1434 Brisbane, Qld 4001dalodgement@brisbane.qld.gov auPh. 07 3403 8888http://www.brisbane.qld.gov/developmentE: http://pdonline@brisbane.qld.gov.au

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Previous solution: FLAKE, LAYER, AMUSE, MEDIC, ENSUEkeyword: FLAME

Previous solution: Gent, Girt, Grew, Grin, Grit, Nigh, Ring, Trig, Twig, Wing, Eight, Girth, Hinge, Neigh, Night, Reign, Right, Thing, Tiger, Tinge, Weigh, Wring, Hewing, Hiring, Ignite, Tiring, Twinge, Weight, Whinge, Winger, Wiring, Wright, Nightie, Whinger, Whiting, Wingier, Writing, Writhing. 9-letter word: WITHERING

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Previous solution: FLAKE, LAYER, AMUSE, MEDIC, ENSUEkeyword: FLAME

Previous solution: Gent, Girt, Grew, Grin, Grit, Nigh, Ring, Trig, Twig, Wing, Eight, Girth, Hinge, Neigh, Night, Reign, Right, Thing, Tiger, Tinge, Weigh, Wring, Hewing, Hiring, Ignite, Tiring, Twinge, Weight, Whinge, Winger, Wiring, Wright, Nightie, Whinger, Whiting, Wingier, Writing, Writhing. 9-letter word: WITHERING

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Across: 10 Armada, 11 Fraud, 12 Prance, 13 Enhances, 14 Play-acting, 15 Visage, 16 Tea, 18 Indirect, 19 Biscotti, 21 Prevailing, 24 Pair, 25 Organised, 27 Arch, 28 Glitterati, 31 Repelled, 33 Unsaddle, 36 Gab, 37 Public, 39 Broadsides, 41 Aberdeen, 42 Nevada, 43 Tweed, 44 Upends.

Down: 1 Brunei, 2 Madagascar, 3 Sauciest, 4 Offsetting, 5 Carp, 6 Idealise, 7 Upward, 8 Pastoral, 9 Iconic, 17 Appending, 20 In all, 22 And, 23 Niche, 25 Ode, 26 Surfboards, 27 Able-bodied, 29 Tearaway, 30 Anecdote, 32 Popped up, 34 Nurses, 35 Dismay, 38 Imelda, 40 Slew.

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Previous solution: FLAKE, LAYER, AMUSE, MEDIC, ENSUEkeyword: FLAME

Previous solution: Gent, Girt, Grew, Grin, Grit, Nigh, Ring, Trig, Twig, Wing, Eight, Girth, Hinge, Neigh, Night, Reign, Right, Thing, Tiger, Tinge, Weigh, Wring, Hewing, Hiring, Ignite, Tiring, Twinge, Weight, Whinge, Winger, Wiring, Wright, Nightie, Whinger, Whiting, Wingier, Writing, Writhing. 9-letter word: WITHERING

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seat to be kept for Dutch export (5)

9 Cupid’s high-flying team-mate (7)

10 Seek damages if it goes missing from suite (3)

11 Workers’ alliance lifting device to UK standard (5,4)

13 Bedouin leader travels by horse to find prospective wives (6)

14 Heaps of shelves in library (6)

16 Tourist describes vision to fortune-teller (9)

17 Sick of heart pills (3)19 Four out of five following

the Queen show ardent enthusiasm (7)

21 Revolutionary way to get around the world (5)

22 Clean new weapon (5)23 Again arranges

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3 Cheeky inclusion of Russian capital is unwise (9)

4 Hurry up! Piety is too much for young professional (6)

5 Appear to be hiding shooter’s ammo in classroom (3)

6 Outgoing mountaineer is a status seeker (6,7)

7 Launches attack on wildcat actions (7)

12 Infamous Ono suitor runs amok (9)

13 Grumpy companion is quick to blush (7)

15 Fear of making the first mistake (6)

18 Lily left to go up to America (5)

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Previous solution: FLAKE, LAYER, AMUSE, MEDIC, ENSUEkeyword: FLAME

Previous solution: Gent, Girt, Grew, Grin, Grit, Nigh, Ring, Trig, Twig, Wing, Eight, Girth, Hinge, Neigh, Night, Reign, Right, Thing, Tiger, Tinge, Weigh, Wring, Hewing, Hiring, Ignite, Tiring, Twinge, Weight, Whinge, Winger, Wiring, Wright, Nightie, Whinger, Whiting, Wingier, Writing, Writhing. 9-letter word: WITHERING

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QuICk Clues Across1 Christmas tree

trimming (10) 6 British Royal

House name (7)7 Take on (debt) (5)9 Brilliance (5)10 Crowbar (5)11 Smooth fabric (5) 12 Jelly/sponge

desserts (7)13 Treaties (10)

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(figures) (11) 3 Rehash (text) (7) 4 Being watched,

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Arsenal stay firmFOOTBALL

ARSENAL manager Mikel Arteta insists unhappy Mesut Ozil will not be selected just because he has a huge salary.

Ozil is reportedly the highest-paid player in Arsenal history on a weekly salary of £350,000 ($433,000).

But the German World Cupwinner has rarely justified that contract and is yet to play a minute of football for the Gunners since the season resumed after the coronavirus hiatus.

Arteta stressed a “tacticaldecision” had kept Ozil out until the FA Cup win at Sheffield United, when it was reported the 31-year-old was injured.

Leeds rue drawFOOTBALL

LEEDS missed a chance to bolster their march towards the Premier League as the Championship leaders were held to a 1-1 draw by lowly Luton.

Harry Cornick shot Lutoninto a shock lead early in the second half at Elland Road.

When Stuart Dallas fired Leeds level just after the hour, it appeared there would be only one winner.

But Luton, who climbed offthe bottom of the table after Saturday’s win at Swansea, withstood a second-half onslaught from Leeds, who with six games left, are four points clear of second-placed West Brom.

British Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton.

Kookaburra earns last laugh on ball

MERCEDES boss Toto Wolff says reliability will be “fundamental” in deciding who emerges on top in the shortened Formula One season, with less margin for error due to the lighter schedule following the coronavirus lockdown.

Originally scheduled for 22grands prix, only eight tightly controlled races have been confirmed, with the season to get under way in Austria behind closed doors over the next two weekends.

Reigning champion LewisHamilton and his rivals will hit the circuit on Friday for the first time since Barcelona testing in February

Madrid’s big stepFOOTBALL

AFTER 118 years, Real Madrid will launch a professional women’s team by absorbing CD Tacon and launching a fresh Galactico project at the club.

Madrid, the best team of the 20th century according to FIFA, has so far been one of the only elite clubs to resist the creation of a female team.

By taking over Tacon, thewomen’s club based in Madrid and created in 2014, “Real Madrid Femenino’’ will become a reality.

Approved at a meeting ofshareholders in September last year, the buyout of Tacon for 300,000 euros ($337,000) will become official from July 1.

A sixth virus caseGOLF

AMERICAN Chad Campbell is the sixth US PGA Tour player to test positive for COVID-19 as the tour heads into the fourth week of its restart after a three-month shutdown.

The tour said in a statementthat Campbell had withdrawn from this week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit, where he was the first alternate, after he tested positive as part of the pre-tournament screening process.

Campbell, a four-time tourwinner, missed the cut at the first tournament since the coronavirus shutdown ended at Colonial three weeks ago and hadn’t played since.

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Reliability the key

THE native bird has seen offthe British invasion, withcricket set to announce it willabandon the Dukes ball andstick with the Kookaburra forthe Sheffield Shield season.

Cricket Australia intro-duced the English ball in 2016and used it in half the gamesfor the next six seasons.

Ricky Ponting floated theidea in 2015 after Australia lostyet another Ashes series in En-gland, the former captain argu-ing batsmen and bowlersneeded to come to grips with aball that swings more and staysharder for longer.

At the same time there werecomplaints about the perform-ance of the Kookaburra.

Kookaburra, however, ap-pear to have responded to thechallenge and improved thequality of their product.

The Dukes ball, used hereand in the West Indies, washarder than the English var-iety because of the conditionsbut with the seam similarlyproud.

In 2019-20 an enhancedKookaburra was used in tworounds of the Sheffield Shield.

It is understood feedbackfrom players and coaches waspositive about the new, harderball.

Cricket Australia’s head ofcricket operations Peter Roachspoke about the experience atthe time.

“The two balls we had in op-eration last year – we had theKookaburra that in certainconditions we’d like to ideallyswing more and stay harder forlonger,” Roach said.

“Then we had the Dukesthat was in some conditionsthe other extreme – it didn’tdeteriorate a lot and could beseen to swing too much.

“So we thought, why don’twe try to move that Kooka-burra to swing a bit more forlonger and try to remove thoseperceived questions on it?”

“We’re not seeking majorchanges because we know it isa quality cricket ball. But webelieve if we can achieve (im-provement), the game will bebetter for it with a better bal-ance between bat and ball.” THE AUSTRALIAN

PETER LALOR BOTTOMS UP, OUT

Collingwoodstar Steele Sidebottom is suspended for four matches. Picture: Phil Hillyard

Pies star found drunk by police

STEELE Sidebottom has beenwhacked with a four-week banafter it emerged he was pickedup by police drunk and half-naked on the streets of Wil-liamstown at 7.30am onSunday.

The AFL has comedown hard on the Mag-pies vice-captain as thecompetition reels from

Victoria’s deepeningCOVID-19 crisis.

The league found Sidebot-tom broke three of its strict cor-onavirus protocols by stayinglonger than he should have atteammate Jeremy Howe’shouse on Saturday, travelling inan Uber and visiting the homeof Daniel Wells, who is not inthe club’s COVID-compliant“bubble”.

Sidebottom’s marathonweekend bender followed hisside’s narrow loss to GreaterWestern Sydney on Fridaynight.

Collingwood and Sidebot-tom slammed the four-weekban as “excessive (and) incon-sistent with recent protocolbreaches” and said there weregrounds to contest the penalty.

But the Magpies said theyhad accepted the verdict “forthe greater good of the game”.

A witness, who was with afriend outside a Williamstownhousing lodge on Sunday morn-ing, said they saw Sidebottom,29, in a semi-dressed state.

“All he wanted to do was getin (the housing lodge) becausehe was cold and freezing,” thewitness said. “I was there, I wasvisiting my mate and he lookednaked and the coppers knewhim straight away.”

The temperature on Sundaymorning dropped as low as 2C.

Collingwood coach NathanBuckley said Sidebottom’s rec-ollection of events over thecourse of his booze-up “isn’tthat great’’.

Teammate Lynden Dunn,who was with Sidebottom in theUber, copped a one-week ban.

The pair had visited Howe toconsole him after scans showedthe star defender would missthe bulk of the season with aknee injury.

“In speaking with Steele, he’squite embarrassed about thesituation,” Buckley said.

“He’s obviously remorsefulabout the decisions that weremade, but he’s also in someways confused about what hastaken place.

“At some point obviouslywith his drinking he’s madesome poor decisions but his rec-ollection isn’t that great.

“He hasn’t been consumingas much alcohol (before theweekend) and one of the theo-ries is that he wasn’t able tohandle what he consumed atHowe’s place

“In the end they are details totry and explain in some waywhat’s happened in the evening,or in Steele’s understanding ofit.

“He’s suitably embarrassedand very contrite as you’dunderstand.”

The players self-reported thebreach to the club, who latertold the AFL. Buckley said Side-bottom’s decision to head toformer teammate Wells’ houseafter finishing up with Howewas a “poor” one.

“That was probably the nextbad decision, and things haveheaded a little bit off the tracksat that point,” Buckley said.

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THE controversial addition ofhated Blue Paul Gallen to theWaratahs camp has added tothe State of Origin-like feelingof Friday night’s Queensland-NSW Super Rugby AU clash atSuncorp Stadium.

Much to the surprise ofReds coach Brad Thorn, for-mer Blues rugby league cap-tain Gallen was invited toaddress the Waratahs teamlast week about the rivalry be-tween the two states.

“I didn’t know our bubbles

were supposed to have peoplecome in,” Thorn said in ques-tioning why Gallen wasallowed to defy COVID-19 iso-lation rules to speak to theWaratahs.

Reds captain Liam Wrightdeclared former QueenslandOrigin forward Thorn to be“our Paul Gallen” in motivat-ing his troops.

“He doesn’t need to pump itup too much,” Wright said.

“We’re Queenslanders, andQueensland want to smashNSW. It’s in the water up here.

“We can’t wait, and it’s defi-

nitely been the usual intensityfor a NSW game, and beingfirst round we can’t wait to ripinto it.

“We’re very looking for-ward to going out and smash-ing some New SouthWelshmen. Ask any of theboys, this is the No.1 game ontheir calendar.”

Thorn echoed his captain’ssentiments ahead of the startto the Super Rugby AU com-petition.

“Who better than to startagainst the Waratahs?” theReds coach said.

“The game means a lot toboth sides. They’re preparingbest they can.

“New South Wales-Queensland, it’s the oldest ri-valry there is in Australia withrugby. It’s just a fantastic kick-off to the Super Rugby com-petition.”

It’s understood up to 14,000fans will be permitted to attendthe match due to social-dis-tancing regulations.

The teams last met in a trialin Dalby in January, with theReds ending an 11-match los-ing streak against the Wara-

tahs with a 28-19 win. LockTuaina Taii Tualima and out-side-back Josh Flook are achance to make their Queens-land debuts. REDS: 1. H Hoopert, 2. B Paenga-Amosa, 3. T Tupou, 4. A Blyth, 5. L Salakaia-Loto, 6. L Wright (c), 7. F McReight, 8. H Wilson, 9. T McDermott, 10. J O’Connor, 11. F Daugunu, 12. H Stewart, 13. H Paisami, 14. J Campbell, 15. B Hegarty. Bench: 16. A Mafi, 17. JP Smith, 18. J Nasser, 19. T Taii Tualima, 20. A Scott-Young, 21. S Malolua, 22. C Feauai-Sautia, 23. J Flook.MORE RUGBY, P52-53

Queensland Reds don’t need extra motivation to bash a blueMARCO MONTEVERDE

Former Blue Paul Gallen.

BRISBANE’s board has quizz-ed coach Anthony Seibold onhis squad’s slack discipline fol-lowing revelations the Broncosare the worst-behaved team inthe NRL.

The Broncos have concededa record 54 penalties in sevengames and are the only NRLteam to have been pingedmore than 50 times this seasonheading into Saturday night’sclash against the New ZealandWarriors in Gosford.

The NRL’s match-reviewcommittee has hammered theBroncos this season, with JoeOfahengaue, Tevita Pangai Jr,Pat Carrigan and Tom Fleglerhaving already served suspen-sions for foul play.

The raft of penalties hasgone down like a lead balloon

with Broncos bosses, who haveasked Seibold for a “please ex-plain” on the ill-discipline thathas sent Brisbane crashing to15th spot following five con-secutive losses.

Seibold is equally baffled byBrisbane’s inability to stay outof trouble and tabled a plan tothe board to address their dis-mal form over the next four-week block, starting againstthe Warriors.

Broncos No.7 Brodie Croftsaid Brisbane‘s poor attitudewith NRL referees threatenedto derail their finals hopes.

“Our discipline is reallyhurting us,” Croft said.

“We can do all we want andtry to get the ball to the otherend of the field, but if we keepgiving away penalties and setrestarts, our opposition willmarch down the other end ofthe field and that puts pressure

back on us. When that hap-pens, we are having to workhard to get back into thematch.

“Once we have teams onthe ropes, we need to hold thatpressure on them and makethem crack instead of us beingthe ones to crack by givingaway penalties.”

The bad-boy Broncos havechalked up offences in 13 dif-ferent categories this season.

Breaches include repeatedhigh tackles, hands in the ruck,offside, holding down, ballstripping and not being squareat marker.

In Brisbane’s 20-18 loss toManly in Round 5, the Broncoswere caned 12-2 in the penal-ties, including an 8-0 second-half carve-up that helped theSea Eagles fight back from an18-0 deficit.

“It’s all about ill-disciplineand it comes back to our men-tal approach,” Croft said.

“We have to hold ourselvesaccountable at training andthen in match situations – wecan’t let our attitudes slip.

“I felt we took a step in theright direction last weekagainst the Titans but whenyou give too many penalties

away, the pressure gets putback on yourself when youshould be trying to put pres-sure on the opposition.”

As a comparison, the NRL‘sbest-behaved side, Manly,have conceded just 27 penal-ties, half of the Broncos’ tally.

Seibold said there was noexcuse for his players being atloggerheads with NRL matchofficials.

“It’s almost like we wereguinea pigs for the first coupleof weeks, we were always thefirst game of the round,” Seib-old said before last week’s hor-ror loss to the Titans.

“We were really competi-tive against the Eels (in Round3), but there was a number oftimes we gave away six-again.

“The next week the refereewas really heavy around polic-ing the 10m. It’s about adjust-ing to that.”

Broncos forward Tevita Pangai Jr lands in trouble with the referee during the Round 1 game against the Cowboys. Picture: Getty Images

Storm inpush for games on the CoastFROM BACK PAGE

The Storm have played trialgames on the Sunshine Coastand with Suncorp Stadium fac-ing scheduling clashes withrugby union and the A-League,Bellamy says their Round 10clash against the Titans onJuly 17 could be moved north.

“I would love to play anNRL game here (on the Sun-shine Coast),” he said. “We arein the throes of trying to playthe Titans game here.

“I’m not quite sure what hasto happen for that to happen,but the NRL has played gameshere before, not only trialgames, but Souths played theWarriors here.

“If we are going to be here awhole heap of time we wouldlike to play our games here be-cause we won’t have as muchtravel like we would to Sun-corp Stadium.

“The Reds are playing atSuncorp, so I don’t think wecan play the Titans there. Wewould certainly look to playour home games up here.”

The Storm face a dauntingtask beating the Roosters to-night without injured pivotCameron Munster, but thepremiers have always beenrocked by the loss of key duoVictor Radley and Sam Verrillsto knee injuries.

“We have talked about whothey have got, not who theyhaven’t got,” Bellamy said ofthe Roosters.

“I don’t know what theirmindset was during the breakbut they have come back headsand shoulders above everyoneelse.

“Cameron is a huge loss. Hehas really matured this yearand we will miss him, but at theend of the day we have to geton with it and still do the bestwe can without him.”

Cameron Munster is a big loss for the Storm.

Broncos ......... 54Souths ........... 49Cronulla ........ 43Gold Coast .... 43Melbourne ... 42

TYPES OF OFFENCESHigh Tackle .... 6Hands in ruck . 6Offside ............. 5Holding Down . 5

Ball stripping . 4Marker not square .............. 4Obstruction ..... 2

BAD BRONCOSMost penalties conceded this season

CLEAN UP YOUR ACTBroncos bosses frustrated by poor penalty record

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