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RuPaul’s Drag Race Below Season 2 spoilers follow. RuPaul’s Drag Race Below queen Faúx Fúr has admitted she was “broken” after she was eliminated in the first episode because of one detail. The contestants for the second season of the Australian spin-off were the first queens to leave the show. A design error in his outfit cost Faúx Fúr his place in the next round of the competition. For a design challenge, the queens had to create a piece made entirely of unconventional materials that represented the Down Under theme. WOW Plus Rewards Related: Philippines Drag Race host announces to chair the panel together Drag Race legend Faúx’s clothes were still original on the front, but her black underwear could be seen from behind through the white mesh skirt. “It was difficult,” said the queen Australian Daily Mail . “I broke down.” She continued: “I was like, ‘Oh my God. Really? You’re going to send me home for black panty deta...

“We buy first and then sell, which is a bit stressful in a falling market, but it worked out well,” he said. “It’s great to give our house over to another family with kids.” Four of the five registered bidders competed for the house, but needed a few pushes to start bidding. Credit: Peter Rae Sales agent William Pereira, from Adrian William, had been expecting seven buyers, but two came out at the last minute, deciding to watch the auction from the sidelines. Pereira said news of rising interest rates and falling prices had made buyers a little more cautious in their approach, but noted there was still good buyer demand. White predicts it will be his strongest auction of the day, with only one or two bidders expected at the other three auctions he calls on Saturday. “It’s great to have such a strong offering … that’s rare nowadays,” he said. While rising interest rates put downward pressure on prices, as it affects buyers’ borrowing...

Ben Hunt pulled off another masterclass as the Dragons beat the Sea Eagles before the Roosters returned to the last eight thanks to a big win over Newcastle. See all the live scores and stats below. St George Illawarra Dragons 20 def Manly Sea Eagles 6 Ben Hunt has revived St George Illawarra’s NRL season, scoring two tries to help the Dragons to a crucial 20-6 win over Manly. In a virtual four-point play for both teams, Hunt crossed twice in the first half to lead the Dragons to a 14-0 lead at the break at the Kogarah Oval. Spoiled by COVID-19 and having lost two more players to injury just before halftime, the Sea Eagles scored early in the second half to threaten on the counter-attack. But they could not capitalize on better possession in the second half, leaving the Sea Eagles on the verge of being knocked out of the last eight. The Dragons’ win came the same week pressure was mounting on coach Anthony Griffin, amid unhappy dressing room claims. But they now find themsel...

The Tasmanian targa will continue in 2023 despite the deaths of four competitors in the past two years, but racing fans are already concerned the pace will be limited to the detriment of the event. Key points: Event boss says 2023 “might look a little different in the competition room” 2022 event changed from race format after driver’s death on day two Three race competitors killed during 2021 event, prompting rule change The future of Tasmania’s racing has been uncertain since Motorsport Australia froze all Targa-type rallies following the death of 59-year-old Brisbane driver Tony Seymour during this year’s event. Seymour died when his car left the road and hit an embankment. His wife survived the accident. The remainder of last year’s Targa was revised back to a touring format following Seymour’s death. Targa Tasmania’s chief executive Mark Perry has promised the iconic event will take place next April in an email to competitors, with n...

Cameron Waters Cameron Waters of Tickford Racing has taken temporary pole position for Race 19 of the Repco Supercars Championship at the NTI Townsville 500. Waters set a last-minute 1:13.0869s in the #6 Monster Energy Mustang to beat Red Bull Ampol Racing’s Shane van Gisbergen to top spot with 0.1224s, although the championship leader had put his cue on the shelf before the final lap. The two Triple Eight Race Engineering cars, both the Shell V-Power Racing Team car, Chaz Mostert from Walkinshaw Andretti United, and the fast man from Brad Jones Racing, Andre Heimgartner, among others, were included in this afternoon’s Top 10 Shootout. Broc Feeney (#88 ZB Commodore) was quickest at first but Will Davison (#17 Mustang) of Shell V-Power held on after having mostly set a representative lap of 1:13.3466s, compared to 1:13.5325s for Red Bull Ampol tyro. Van Gisbergen waited longer than most to venture out for his opening run and leapt to the top on his second original flyer when ...