Barbara Miller
Annville
Former newspaper reporter now working at retirement.
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Program: Swans coach, captain apologise as scandal engulfs club
The captain and coach of the Sydney Swans have fronted the media, as scandal continues to engulf the club. Dean Cox and Callum Mills have apologised for the behaviour of some of their players, who have been sanctioned for breaching club standards over their actions in a Melbourne hotel in the early hours of Monday morning. Featured: Dean Cox, Sydney Swans coach Callum Mills, Sydney Swans captain Dean Cox and Callum Mills from the Sydney Swans speak to journalists about a scandal at the AFL club.
Program: UK backs Ukraine despite Russian threats
The British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham has reaffirmed his nation's commitment to Ukraine - saying the UK will continue to support the country one hundred percent. The comments came on the back of threats issued by Moscow after confirmation British-made drones were used in recent Ukrainian attacks - which Russia said constituted 'direct involvement' by the UK in the war. Any military action on the UK would be a major escalation, putting Russia in direct confrontation with NATO. Featured: Capt.
Program: Erin Patterson back in court
The case of the convicted triple murderer Erin Patterson was back in court today, as her lawyers seek to overturn her convictions. Patterson was last year found guilty of murdering three of her estranged husband's relatives and attempting to murder another by serving them a Beef Wellington made with poisonous death cap mushrooms. The hearing is taking place at Victoria's highest court, the Court of Appeal in Melbourne.
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