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Never a runner or a sprinter, Carl Healey has always loved the sport, so when he took his uncle’s advice to play lawn bowling in 2000, he found his calling and never looked back. Key points: Several Australian team representatives call Cabramatta Bowling Club home The club says its success is due to its facilities, professional culture and retention of senior players and staff The bowling club faces an uncertain future with an aging member base More than 20 years later, Healey represented Australia at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. “If you take something, and you’re pretty good at it and you have support, you’re more likely to move on,” Healey says. Carl Healey will represent Australia in grass bowling at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. ( Provided: Commonwealth Games Australia ) Looking to take his game to another level, Healey joined the competitive Cabramatta Bowling Club in 2014, the home of a number of state and national representatives. “When you compete with top-cla

Ramsay St famously launched the careers of stars Kylie Minogue, Jason Donovan, Margot Robbie and Liam Hemsworth. But as the series draws to a close, the biggest downside may be behind the scenes, according to the show’s longtime screenwriter. ‘Industry doesn’t yet fully understand what they’ve lost in terms of industrial training,’ Sarah Mayberry told AAP. Neighbor scriptwriter Sarah Mayberry (pictured) says that when the curtain finally falls on Ramsay St for good this week, the local TV and film industry will lose a major training ground. A writer on the show since 1998, Mayberry wrote 230 episodes of the beloved series. During that time, Sarah saw the show serve as a TV training ground, where the crew could start at the lowest rung of the production ladder, and end up as director of photography. ‘It will be a while before it sinks that the opportunity is no longer there,’ added Mayberry. In one of the most recent he wrote, Mayberry killed the popular character Hendrix Greyson

She has changed her look over the years after undergoing several makeovers. And Jack Vidgen unveiled a surprising new look Thursday as he left a Sydney hotel. The Australia’s Got Talent star, 25, revealed her shorter, darker blonde hair while heading to an event in a bright ensemble. Jack Vidgen unveiled his surprising new look as he lit a cigarette in a fiery red Camilla outfit outside a hotel in Sydney Jack stood out in a fiery red floral-modified Camilla women’s outfit worth nearly $1500. It appears that Jack has made some changes to his shirt – which appears to be a shorter version. The reality star holds a cigarette in his hand as he meets a friend out front. The reality star holds a cigarette in her hand as she meets a friend in front Meanwhile, Jack is lucky to be alive after suffering a drug overdose last year. The Voice star is now attending a Narcotics Anonymous meeting and is determined to stay sober, he revealed on Carla From Bankstown’s OMG Bro podcast this mo

Kate Ritchie couldn’t wipe the smile off her face when she arrived on the set of Australia’s Got Talent in Sydney last month accompanied by a male friend. The former Home and Away star, 43, who was heartbroken when his marriage to ex-NRL player Stuart Webb fell apart in 2019, looked particularly cheerful with Joel Caffery, who is the casting and talent manager for AGT. While nothing suggests the pair more than friends, it’s clear from his jovial demeanor that Joel is helping Kate find her groove again after a few difficult years. Kate Ritchie (left) couldn’t wipe the smile off her face when she arrived on the set of Australia’s Got Talent in Sydney last month accompanied by her friend Joel Caffery (right) Radio presenter Nova FM flaunts her clear skin without makeup and clutches a $4,900 Louis Vuitton bag as she starts shooting the other day. Kate wore a warm black and red tracksuit, which was teamed up with an oversized tweed coat. Then, she swept her brown hair back into a high