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A white picket fence protects the carefully manicured green grass of the Salter Oval, but will fall apart when the city’s biggest sporting event arrives this Sunday. Key points: Record attendance expected for Bundaberg’s first sold-out NRL match Bundaberg shop says team merchandise is in high demand The Bulldogs will have an open training session for fans on Saturday morning Bundaberg is busy counting down the NRL round of 21 clash between the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and final challengers North Queensland Cowboys, the first time the city will host a competition points match. Temporary stands have been set up for sold-out spectators, and space has been made for the arrival of a large media crowd to broadcast the match to league fans across the country. “I think it’s going to be an audience record,” said Bundaberg Rugby League chairman Mike Ireland. “The Cowboys are second on the competition ladder and the Bulldogs are starting to collect some wins as well.” Temporary stands have

Unsealed court documents show Amber Heard abandoned divorce payments from Johnny Depp that could run into the tens of millions of dollars, as the struggling actress sold her beloved California home. Documents seen by the Daily Beast show that the Aquaman star, 36, ignored guidance from his legal team not to pursue Depp for the maximum cash he was entitled to after they filed for divorce in 2016. He could have asked for half of the $33 million Depp he made to shoot the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean film, because it was made while they were married. But Heard chose not to, and wrote to them an email saying he was ‘very true to his word, that it’s now about money.’ A judge refused to allow the evidence to be accepted during Depp’s defamation lawsuit against Heard. He was ordered to pay Depp a total of $8.3 million after being found guilty of defamation, but said he did not have enough money to do so. Amber Heard appears to have sold her Southern California property for over a mil

“Buyers are really waiting to see who else might be out there and what they have to offer,” Saad said. “They thought that delaying might give them a little more power in the negotiations afterwards.” The house in Melbourne’s west is one of 630 auctions scheduled across the city on Saturday. In the evening, Domain Groups recorded an initial clearance rate of 55.0 percent of the 451 reported results, while 68 auctions were cancelled. Drawn auctions are counted as unsold properties when calculating clearance levels. The Maidstone House isn’t the only one passing by and selling later on the weekend. A three-bedroom terrace at 108 Roseberry Street, Ascot Vale passed, then sold for $1.2 million in reserve after auction. Nelson Alexander Ascot Vale sales agent Josh Calendar said two bidders were competing and one made a strong bid while the other tried to slow down the process by making a $1000 bid. The property made a bid of $1.18 million, before quick negotiations. It was sold to an up