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Lawyer turned journalist, currently covering education for News Corp Australia.

Bylines at the ABC, The Sydney Morning Herald, Early Learning Review, The Vocal and more.

My obligatory website: https://lorenjsmith.com/

Forever blogging via medium: https://medium.com/@lorensmith

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Masters for Wednesday

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By Loren Smith
AUGUSTA – Much of the pleasure of the Masters each year is reminiscing—looking back to great moments in the storied history of the most unique sporting event there is. It is the only major championship that is played at the same club every year. It was at Augusta that tournament officials started such traditions as bringing the former champions back.
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Theron Sapp, State HOF

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By Loren Smith
In the last fortnight, Theron Sapp was among the ten inductees elected to the State of Georgia Sports Hall of Fame. He was a 200-pound, hard charging fullback who was undersized for the National Football League—but his intangibles such as heart, determination and any superlative that ranks at the top of the charts, especially when it comes to commitment and courage—enabled him to flourish.
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GOP Senate majority could alter future for rail safety legislation: analysis

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By Loren Smith
| Trains Magazine Verified
While the final margins may not be determined for some time in several outstanding races, the election results are coming into focus. Former President Donald Trump has been reelected, Republicans have won a majority in the U.S. Senate, and the U.S. House will be split fairly closely, as it has been for the past four years. With the Senate shifting even just a few seats to the right, it alters what Congress might consider for rail safety legislation.
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