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England rugby union coach Eddie Jones says his dream job is coaching the South Sydney Rabbitohs but admits he has little chance of landing a show in the NRL. Jones remained in Australia after leading the tourists to a 2-1 draw over the Wallabies, spending time at Melbourne Storm, Melbourne AFL club and Penrith Panthers, where he discussed his interest in the league. “I love this game,” Jones said during his visit to Penrith. “If the opportunity was there (in the NRL) I would, but the reality is it probably won’t be there.” Asked about Rabbitoh, Jones replied: “It would be a dream team. It would be a dream. “Since the age of five, I have supported Souths. It would be great (to train the Rabbitoh).” If he was offered the job, he would take a “100 percent, yes.” The incumbent coach is Jason Demetriou. Jones has been linked with a potential return to Australian rugby after next year’s World Cup, when his contract expires with England. He has been busy looking for facts since England’s

A Victorian perfumer has summed up the smell of Melbourne’s traffic after being challenged by ABC Radio Melbourne to stop its rush hour activity. Perfume Janelle Donnelly was asked to create the scent, named Eau D’ometer, after talking to a radio station about some of the city’s commuter scents. Donnelly says that he likes to go overboard, but he’s never been asked to limit the essence of traffic. “I think one of our favorite things as perfumers … is taking really left-handed concepts and turning them into fragrances,” she says. Janelle Donnelly told an outside broadcast how she created the scent. ( ABC Radio Melbourne: Zilla Gordon ) He hopes the finished product encapsulates “tears stuck in Melbourne traffic”. “We added a little more black pepper to give it that intensity, so it would be sharper and have more of a grating effect,” says Donnelly. The fragrance is built on geosmin, which gives the product an earthy scent that results after a rain, often referred to as petrichor. “A d

The debate took place on Monday night. On Footy Classified Kane Cornes and Sam McClure went head-to-head on Sydney’s Lance Franklin. The topic of conversation is if ‘Buddy’, in his current form, is in the top 200 players in the AFL. McClure said: “If you pick two teams in a competition to play against someone else, you pick 44 players, you’ll find a place for Franklin.” Cornes replied: “He’s not among the top 200 players in the game.” McClure: “Based on what? Looks like you have a certain status. ” Corns: “Everything. Based on the best and fairest results in the last two years. “Based on my view. I say this before the ball bounces. This is a hunch. ” McClure: “Did you just feel it?” Corns: “100 percent of it.” Imagine living in a world where someone thinks Lance Franklin is not among the 200 best players in the AFL. — Sam McClure (@sam_mcclure) 19 July 2022 Cornes explains the reason further SEN breakfast on Wednesday morning. “This has been seen as a critique of Buddy Fran

Bear will launch on Disney+ next month, but the confusion is frustrating consumers: each major streaming service has only had a few really big hits. To access all of them, viewers have to pay almost $70 per month for basic access, without sports streaming like Kayo or special apps dedicated to certain genres, which can double that. People like Melbourne man Will, who doesn’t want his last name used, told this masthead that he was forced to hijack one of his favorite shows because he didn’t want to subscribe to it anymore just to watch it. “I am watching [British police show] Task on Netflix, but last season wasn’t there,” Will said. “And I have COVID so of course I will download it [unlawfully].” Due to the license agreement, Task Line season six is ​​only available on BritBox, another streaming service. Load While there are some pirates who never stop illegally downloading because they can or save money, Will is in a different category. Like many of his generation, Will and his

Enrollment for in-person and virtual events is now open for NASA’s International Space Application Challenge. Participants can apply until October 2, 2022. Credit: NASA The NASA International Space Apps Challenge, the world’s largest annual hackathon, returns this year with the Make Space theme, which emphasizes NASA’s commitment to inclusivity. This year’s challenge will focus on science, technology, and exploration of Earth and space. Enrollment for in-person and virtual events is now open until 2 October. Space Apps provides a platform where people around the world with a passion for creativity and innovation can use their unique perspectives to tackle challenges created by NASA experts. The challenges range from skill levels, expertise, subject matter, and goals, and cover a spectrum of disciplines and interests that range from artificial intelligence and software development to the arts and storytelling. Each year, Space Apps enables thousands of people to engage with NASA and

A weary mother of three has gained and lost 3.5 pounds in just eight weeks after hitting a frustrating weight loss plateau in January — and she’s saved a fortune on food in the process. Gemma Corey, from Brisbane, signed up for the Healthy Mummy 12 Week Challenge after losing muscle and battling bloating from increased caffeine, chocolate and stress. The 41-year-old previously lost an incredible 27 kilograms in one year after struggling with her weight for more than a decade. A weary mother of three has gained and lost 3.5 kilograms in just eight weeks after hitting a frustrating weight loss plateau in January – and saving a fortune on food in the process. Gemma Corey, from Brisbane, signed up for the Healthy Mummy 12 Week Challenge after realizing she was losing muscle and battling bloating due to increased caffeine, chocolate and stress. ‘My weight loss journey peaked in January 2022. I kept losing and gaining the same 1kg. Then in early April, my family contracted Covid