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3D technology to study knee injuries
The number of serious knee injuries in women's sport is on the rise. To work out why, researchers are using "3D biomechanical modelling." It's same technology that's used to make animated movies.
Movie animation technology can help athletes recover from ACL injuries
Like too many female athletes, Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea has ruptured her anterior cruciate ligament. The 25-year-old has a highlights reel of scoring powerful tries playing rugby sevens for Australia, so her knee giving way during a training camp came as a shock. It happened just before the Paris 2024 Olympics, and ruled her out of the tournament. "I felt like I was prepared going into training, and I think it was something that just happened then and there," she said.
Women's rugby league front and centre in Las Vegas, with drought-breaking Test match Original
The Jillaroos will play a historic Test match against England as part of the Las Vegas quadruple header. England's RFL is looking to measure the progress of its national team and the Women's Super League against Australia's progress in the NRLW. ABC Sport will be blogging online and calling the NRL games and women's Test on radio.
Injury prevention in women's rugby league starts with trust and safe tackle technique
Elise Noble grew up playing cricket, but the Wests Tigers fan has always had a passion for rugby league. "I love the game, I just didn't really know where I could play, or didn't really have a pathway into it," she said. "I think if it was as big as it is now, then I might've taken that career over cricket, to be honest." After another exciting season of NRLW, Noble has decided to try some skills sessions this summer, with a focus on safe tackling. "[I'm a] bit nervous with the contact," she said.
Pacific Islanders share their experiences in rugby league's Pacific Cup
Early last year, Liam Horne was working as a sparky, and playing for Norths Devils in the Queensland Cup. In the months leading up to the inaugural Pacific Championships, a call came from the Papua New Guinea Kumuls. "I'm from the Central province, Hula and Gaire, that's where my mum's from," Horne said. "I was born in Port Moresby, and my dad was working over there and that's where my parents met." The loose forward has had a rapid transformation.
How the second-hand market is fuelling an obsession for football jerseys in Australia
Bradley Staer's collection of 150 football jerseys tells the story of his life and his journey in the sport. A huge Manchester United fan, he has every one of their home jerseys since 1986. "A lot of people of my age will remember watching them in the '90s and how successful they were," he says.
African women are getting a chance to shine in soccer after years of watching from the sideline
Twenty-three-year-old Kevin Opia shares a passion for football with her twin brother Robert. "He's my biggest role model in this game. I look up to him," she says. She used to tag along with him and his mates whenever they would go to the local park for a kickabout. "I'd always just kind of watch them, and sometimes even join them if they'd let me." A primary school teacher helped Opia gain the confidence to step out of her brother's shadow and join a team.
Opia used to sit in the park watching her brother play soccer. Now she's ...
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Spencer Leniu suspended by NRL judiciary for eight games over racial slur against Brisbane Broncos' Ezra Mam
In short: Spencer Leniu has been suspended for eight weeks after pleading guilty to contrary conduct over a racial slur directed at Brisbane Broncos' Ezra Mam. Leniu said he "had no idea what that word meant to Ezra … [and] to all the Indigenous people in the game". His legal team argued for a four-week ban, in line with a suspension handed down to Marcelo Montoya for homophobic abuse in 2022, while NRL lawyers called for eight weeks.
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Malcolm and Lucy Turnbull engage plans for major pumped hydro project in rural NSW
The former prime minister is making strides to build his own renewable energy project, with the New South Wales government backing early investigations into pumped hydro in the Upper Hunter. Powered by the Echo RSS Plugin by CodeRevolution.
Malcolm and Lucy Turnbull firmly behind proposal for pumped hydro in the Hunter Valley
In short: Malcolm and Lucy Turnbull have earmarked two dams in the Upper Hunter for pumped hydro-electricity. It's predicted the two projects could provide a combined 1,000 megawatts of power. What's next? Water NSW has agreed to work with the Turnbull's company to further investigate the proposal.
NSW Independent Planning Commission approves Bowmans Creek Wind Farm in Hunter region
In short: A controversial plan for a wind farm in the NSW Upper Hunter has been approved. The proposal received more than 100 submissions opposing a wind farm in the rural area. What's next? The company, Ark Energy, will proceed with reduced turbines and strict conditions of consent. The NSW Independent Planning Commission has signed off on a proposal for a $590 million wind farm in the coal-rich Upper Hunter.
The Voice referendum result has fired up some Indigenous leaders on Australia Day, but others need time to reflect
Aunty Tracey Hanshaw and her family used to hide at home on January 26. "I wouldn't let my kids go out that day. We wouldn't go to the beach like we would normally go to. It just did not feel safe," the Awabakal Gaewegal elder said. "We couldn't wear any pride [or] have an Indigenous print hat.
Abandoned buildings spark nostalgia in photographer Nev Dennard's 'apocalyptic' scenes
Nev Dennard's photographs could be mistaken for the sets of an apocalyptic zombie movie. The urban photographer specialises in taking pictures of abandoned buildings and landmarks around New South Wales. He's snapped a variety of long-forgotten places around the state. "It's free. I can go on and explore, learn some history about the places I'm visiting. It's exciting," Mr Dennard said.
Central Coast residents clean up after destructive storm cell rips roofs off homes, cuts power supply
A coastal community in NSW is cleaning up after a destructive storm swept through the area, ripping roofs off buildings and knocking down trees and power poles. Severe storm hit the Central Coast yesterday Local SES says they have received more than 100 calls for help Ausgrid is working to restore power to hundreds of homes The suburb of Long Jetty on the Central Coast, north of Sydney, was hit hard by the storm cell yesterday afternoon.
Push to relocate historic homestead in Hunter Valley coalfields dealt a blow after heritage recommendation
The Heritage Council of New South Wales has recommended the Hunter's Ravensworth homestead be placed on the state heritage register, which would give it significant protection from coal mining and proposals to move it to another town.
Thousands of people lost money as John Maitland was thrown in jail. He wants the NSW government to make up for it
A former union boss says he lost everything after he was accused of dodgy conduct in Hunter Valley coal mining. With his name cleared he’s on a new mission for “mum and dad” investors. Powered by the Echo RSS Plugin by CodeRevolution.
Thousands of people lost money as John Maitland was thrown in jail. He wants the NSW government to make up for it
A former Hunter mining executive who spent two years in jail before he was cleared of corruption says he won't give up on achieving compensation for thousands of coal investors who lost money over the accusations.
Why the 'Matildas effect' plays out differently in a small country town
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How the Matildas revived women's soccer in Muswellbrook
2023 really has been the year of the Matildas. They've left a long shadow over the game of soccer, inspiring so many people across the country. Part of that inspiration has been seen already in "the Matildas effect" - more women and girls signing up to play soccer as a social sport. In Muswellbrook, they've been able to run a women's juniors side for the first time in five years.
Critical incident investigation underway after woman's body found at Muswellbrook property
A critical incident investigation is underway after a woman's body was found at a property in the New South Wales Upper Hunter. Police were called to a house on Sydney Street, Muswellbrook, at 7:20am yesterday. They spoke to a 52-year-old woman before leaving the premises. Last night police were called to reports of the woman suffering a mental health episode at a licensed premises on the same street.
Specialist Indigenous List launch marks a family law first for Newcastle's Smith dynasty
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following article contains an image and references to a person who has died. The launch of a specialist list for Indigenous family law cases in the Hunter would have made the late Newcastle Aboriginal elder Uncle Bill Smith very proud, his family says.
Total fire bans, near-record heat and extreme fire danger warning for parts of northern NSW
A total fire ban is in place for six regions in New South Wales with hot and windy conditions bringing extreme fire danger warnings for northern parts of the state.
Hopes of long-term survival of rufous bettong in NSW amid feral predator risk
They look like kangaroos and hop around just like them but chances are you have probably never seen or heard of a rufous bettong. Rufous bettongs look like cat-sized kangaroos The species is often the target of feral predators such as foxes Bettongs are being bred and released at a Barrington Tops sanctuary The rabbit-sized nocturnal marsupials are traditionally found in forests in Queensland and New South Wales.
Farm up for sale after failed $30 million plan to rehabilitate hundreds of retired greyhounds Original
A farm in the NSW Upper Hunter is back on the market after its owner's plan to create a "world-first" rehoming centre for retired greyhounds was rejected.
Farm up for sale after failed $30 million plan to rehabilitate hundreds of retired greyhounds
Greyhound Racing NSW sought approval to convert the property into a “world-first” rehabilitation centre for retired greyhounds, but was unsuccessful. Powered by the Echo RSS Plugin by CodeRevolution.
These three Indigenous elders are on a mission to pass on culture and knowledge to the next generation
Wiradjuri woman Aunty Cheryl Penrith knew from a young age growing up in southern New South Wales that she'd one day become an elder. "Nan prepared me for leadership at a really young age," she said. "She was the matriarch in our community. I wanted to honour her by becoming the same." Elders are the focus of this year's NAIDOC week, recognising the impacts they have as cultural knowledge holders, nurturers, advocates, teachers and leaders.
Varroa mite response leads to crop losses, but also giant vegetables, without enough bees for pollination Original
Matt Dennis is desperate to get bees on his vegetable farm to pollinate his pumpkins, zucchinis, squash and watermelons. "You just need your little army of bees to come in and do the work," he says. A dozen of the East Maitland farmer's beehives have been destroyed since a varroa mite emergency response was activated in the region in New South Wales. Mr Dennis says as a result, his standard pumpkin crop of 10 tonnes to the acre is down by about 70 per cent.
A year into the varroa mite response, farmers report crop losses - but also giant vegetables
There are calls for compensation for farmers impacted by the number of beehives destroyed in the effort to stop the parasitic varroa mite. Without enough bees to pollinate produce there are reports of crop losses, and conversely huge, fruit and veggies. Powered by the Echo RSS Plugin by CodeRevolution.
Kirt Field refused bail after allegedly kidnapping woman and ramming police cars Original
A man charged with more than 20 offences including domestic violence, kidnapping and evading police has been refused bail in Newcastle Local Court. Key points: Kirt Field, who is facing 23 criminal charges, was refused bail His lawyer says Mr Field is homeless and suffering complex mental health issues The matter will return to court on Monday Kirt Field was arrested on Friday. Police had been searching for the 37-year-old, from Maitland, since March.
Singleton's Kylee Enwright flown home from Thailand, continues recovery from head injury
A Hunter Valley woman placed in a coma after falling while holidaying in Thailand is now recovering at Newcastle's John Hunter hospital, with her husband thanking the community for helping bring her home.
Closure of AGL power station raises hopes for solution to Lake Liddell's brain-eating amoeba problem
Fisherman Chris Bannerman has explored many fishing spots around New South Wales, but he says Lake Liddell in the Hunter Valley stands out.
Mother who led police on dangerous chase with kids in car to spend year behind bars
A Hunter Valley woman who rammed a New South Wales Police car and led officers on a pursuit with two children in her vehicle will spend a year in prison.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen announces new Net Zero Authority to help transition from coal-fired generation
The federal government has announced a new authority to guide coal-dominated regions away from fossil fuels towards renewable energy.
Hunter Valley's Liddell Power Station closes in end of an era for Australia's oldest coal-fired plant
Loading... As the sun creeps over the hills this morning the last night shift crew at Liddell Power Station will be ready to knock off for the final time.
Fish and chip institution in Scone 'a write-off' after shop fire
A small town in NSW's Upper Hunter Valley has lost one of its few remaining takeaway shops, leaving local customers and its owner at a loss. Key points: Fire crews worked for three hours to battle the takeaway shop blaze The Satur fish and chips shop is a 'local institution' in the Upper Hunter No-one was injured in the fire Fire and Rescue NSW fought to control the blaze at Satur shop in Scone from 10am on Thursday. No-one was injured in the blaze, which was extinguished by about midday.
Both optimism and concern for future jobs in the rapidly changing Upper Hunter jobs market Original
Against a backdrop of the ongoing transition to renewables and the closure of their massive Liddell power station, a cutthroat contest is emerging in the coal mining Upper Hunter seat this election. Wiradjuri woman Abby Wilson, 25, is among the thousands of workers in the electorate who make their living at open-cut and underground coal mines. "I love being out in the pit and being around the machinery," she said. "It's not just the money side of things.
Growing up in Singleton with a Ford-obsessed dad, Ryan Gilroy was 'destined' for Supercars
The Upper Hunter will have a local lad to cheer on at the Supercars Newcastle 500 next month, with Singleton's Ryan Gilroy making his debut in the Super3 category. Key points: Singleton's Ryan Gilroy is racing in the Super3 series this year Newcastle 500 is being held for the first time since 2019 Gilroy is aiming for a long career in motorsport A late starter in motorsport, it has taken about six years for Gilroy to progress from racing go-karts to a V8 Supercar.
Growing up in Singleton with a Ford-obsessed dad, Ryan Gilroy was 'destined' ...
The 21-year-old is making his debut in the Super3 series at Newcastle 500, an achievement that has taken years of hard work and dedication....
Hunter Valley grape harvest off to late start after flood, hail but winemakers hope for quality vintage
Hunter Valley winemakers say they never thought they'd start harvesting in February, but there is relief all round with pickers out in the vineyards.
Federal government starts industry consultations before switching on national battery strategy
The federal government will spend the next few weeks talking to energy storage companies before revealing what it will do to help build more big batteries around the country.
Nucoal shareholders seek compensation after John Maitland found not guilty of misconduct
Ever since he can remember, 10-year-old Oscar Lantry says his parents Darrell and Michelle have been bitter about the actions taken by the New South Wales government at about the time he was born.
NSW, federal governments announce $70m in flood repair funding for struggling communities
Cratered netball courts and rat-infested football grounds are some examples of the flood-damaged community spaces in New South Wales that could be eligible to receive funding for repairs.
Former Thoroughbred hotel licensee John Allen convicted of assault and drug offences
The former licensee of a popular Upper Hunter hotel has been sentenced to a two-year intensive community corrections order over drug and assault offences.
NSW Shooters, Fishers and Farmers leader survives vote to replace him but questions remain over future of disgruntled MPs
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party (SFF) leader Rob Borsak has survived a vote to replace him, raising doubts if other MPs will stay to represent the party at March's NSW state election. Mr Borsak was facing a challenge to his leadership from Barwon MP Roy Butler, who said fellow members Phil Donato and Mark Banasiak were backing him to take over at Saturday's annual general meeting (AGM) in Singleton in the Hunter Valley.
NSW Shooters, Fishers and Farmers leader survives vote to replace him but questions remain over future of disgruntled MPs
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party (SFF) leader Rob Borsak has survived a vote to replace him, raising doubts if other MPs will stay to represent the party at March's NSW state election.
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers to vote on new leader amid 'untenable' situation with Rob Borsak
Barwon MP Roy Butler says he had no ambition to become leader of the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party but he may take on the top job in order to remove current leader Rob Borsak.
Environment group to challenge Mount Pleasant expansion over concerns for climate, legless lizards
A Hunter Valley environmental group is launching legal action against a major coal mining project, arguing it will worsen climate change and threaten a unique species of legless lizard.
Three kids 'safe and well' after rescue from 'fast moving' NSW river
Authorities have rescued three young people from a river in the New South Wales Upper Hunter region. Multiple emergency crews raced to a private property on the Hunter River near Annandale Road, Denman, this afternoon. The exact circumstances that led to the emergency are unclear but the ABC understands the 14-year-old girl and two boys were playing prior to the incident. Authorities say the water was "fast moving".
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