The controversial try that left South Sydney coach Michael Maguire fuming should not have been allowed, according to NRL referees boss Tony Archer.
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Roar boss praises hero keeper Young after dramatic penalties win over Wanderers
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Time travel coming soon to a VR headset near you
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Anthony Milford at the centre of HIA, bunker and knock-on controversy against Souths
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'I didn't look at anything': Mayor denies he knew about developer backing
Moreton Bay Mayor Allan Sutherland tells the Crime and Corruption Commission he did not look at who was bankrolling his election campaign, despite receiving more than $100,000.
Roar sneaks past Wanderers in elimination-final penalty shootout
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Broncos edge Souths after Manly upsets Raiders in golden point
Manly beats Canberra in golden point and Brisbane edges South Sydney by a field goal. Check out our commentary and stats in our Friday NRL ScoreCentre.
The lost letter that could prove a soldier from Nebo saved Winston Churchill's life
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Manus Island refugee waited 12 hours for medical evacuation before he died
A seriously ill young refugee waited on Manus Island for more than 12 hours for a medical evacuation to Australia, where he later died, Immigration Department documents show.
'Calculated and elaborate' Medicare fraud avoids jail
A Brisbane mother who pocketed $62,000 by lodging false claims with Medicare is ordered to pay back the money for her ‘gross dishonesty’.