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Jack Wighton and Latrell Mitchell Arrested In Canberra Night Club Incident

Jack Wighton and Latrell Mitchell Arrested In Canberra Night Club Incident #RugbyLeague #NRL

Canberra Raiders star Jack Wighton and South Sydney Rabbitohs star Latrell Mitchell have both been arrested after an incident at a night club in Canberra. The two were involved in birthday celebrations for Jack Wightons 30th. It will be interesting to watch how this all plays out. Wighton is a repeat offender who can’t seem to go 18 months without being involved in some drama. The fact he…

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Latrell Mitchell photo to be probed by NRL integrity unit, South Sydney Rabbitohs say

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St Kilda AFL player investigated for using homophobic slurs

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St Kilda AFL player investigated for using homophobic slurs

The AFL is reportedly investigating St Kilda newcomer Lance Collard over multiple homophobic slurs he allegedly directed towards opponents during a match.

The 19-year-old forward (above), who was drafted by St Kilda last year, is the third AFL player accused of using homophobic language this season.

It’s alleged Lance directed homophobic abuse towards multiple Williamstown opponents when playing for St Kilda’s VFL affiliate Sandringham on Saturday.

“The league is aware of a matter from Saturday’s match between Williamstown and Sandringham. The AFL integrity unit are now investigating,” a VFL spokesperson said.

Lance has not been named as the player officially. However media outlets are reporting that it’s him. The player may cop a hefty suspension as a result.

In May, Gold Coast player Wil Powell received a five game suspension for directing a homophobic slur towards a Brisbane opponent.

Port Adelaide’s Jeremy Finlayson was suspended for three games a month earlier after hurling homophobic language toward a player.

North Melbourne coach (!) Alastair Clarkson received a $20,000 fine and a suspended two-game ban for a homophobic tirade towards two players.

Both Finlayson and Clarkson were also ordered to complete Pride in Sport training.

Ian Roberts says AFL needs more education

After the Finlayson incident, AFL general counsel Stephen Meade said “homophobia has no place in our game, nor in society”.

The AFL “wants all people in LGBTQI+ communities to feel safe playing or attending our games,” he said.

But Ian Roberts, the first-ever rugby league player to come out as gay, said the frequent incidents show the AFL has work to do.

“Education at a young age is the greatest sword and shield in dealing with stuff like this,” Ian told Nine newspapers in May.

“With grown men, the battle is over. Grassroots stuff is what’s important. The AFL and the major codes should invest in grassroots education if they really want to sort this out.

“That’s where it has to start – education, education, education.”

Ian Roberts said homophobic slurs have potentially “catastrophic” consequences and need to be called out.

“It’s bigger than the incident. There’ll be a kid in the suburbs in the regions who might not have heard a lot of stories recently, but they’ve definitely heard this one,” Ian said.

“If they’re struggling with their sexuality and identity, and they don’t understand what they’re going through, that validates all the fear they feel.”

More on homophobia in the AFL:

Gold Coast AFL player Wil Powell gets match ban for gay slur

AFL decides Jeremy Finlayson’s punishment for slur

‘Culture of silence’: Why the AFL still has no openly gay players

Why are there no gay AFL players? It’s a ‘burden’ says CEO

Cronulla NRL player covers homophobic tattoo after backlash

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More details emerge as Sharks half stood down after failing roadside alcohol and drugs test

Braydon Trindall will not play this weekend and is now being investigated by the NRL integrity unit after the Sharks five-eighth failed initial roadside alcohol and illicit drugs tests early on Monday morning. Trindall immediately reported the result of the tests to the club and will appear in court in May, with a secondary sample of the illicit drug test yet to be confirmed. The only place to…

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More details emerge as Sharks half stood down after failing roadside alcohol and drugs test

Braydon Trindall will not play this weekend and is now being investigated by the NRL integrity unit after the Sharks five-eighth failed initial roadside alcohol and illicit drugs tests early on Monday morning. Trindall immediately reported the result of the tests to the club and will appear in court in May, with a secondary sample of the illicit drug test yet to be confirmed. The only place to…

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4.   Challenges you faced (the nature of the work, working hours, organisation, motivation, tabling of ideas).

According to Johnson (2019), internships have their challenges along the way, but in the end, they still have not lost their significance. 

AFL Trade Period is a busy time of year. At SEN they hosted AFL Trade Radio, which was a hectic couple weeks because of all the new updates coming in quickly on the shows, which meant you had to keep on your toes and quickly edit them and get them out. Deadline day of the trade period was undoubtedly the most fast paced, stressful and high-pressure day of my entire internship, because of the amount of news, rumours and official trades being talked about every minute which I had to get out within seconds of it being mentioned on air. Fortunately this was at the end of my internship, and I had enough experience, knowledge and confidence in myself to get it all out asap.

Another challenge I faced was piecing the angle of a topic being discussed on the air together. Due to time restrictions we had on both horizontal and vertical clips, I found it hard initially to bring the story together or find which parts of the show to clip and post for the public. But again after more time working there, I began to understand which were the most important parts of the story, and which parts to just cut. This became more of a challenge when faced with editing NRL clips from their Sydney shows, as I don’t have much rugby knowledge. But again after watching it a few times, I came to understand which parts were most important for the viewers to watch.

Lastly, the challenge of having to deal with camera angles. Every now and then the cameras in the studios wouldn’t be fully on the host or guest, which meant we had to change our approach to how we edit and post the clip. This was challenging from an editing point of view.

Location of the workplace is something I found to be a minor challenge. At the start I would train it in, then having to walk 20 minutes to get to SEN. At times I did drive, there were extremely limited car parks in the area which was a worry because parking fines were regularly being given, to which I was a victim of a couple of times.

Motivation was a struggle at times. As mentioned previously, my job was to only clip up content from their on air programs. I love my sport and hearing the experts express their opinion on topics, as well as video editing and progressing my skills. But there were times I lacked motivation, after getting a little bored of the game thing every shift. But I would just remind myself why I am there, and pushed through and got back on track. 

JOHNSON, K. W. (2019). Perceptions of the challenges of internships in undergraduate business education. In Refereed Proceedings of the 21st WACE World Conference on Cooperative and Work-Integrated Education, 2019, University of Cincinnati, Ohio, United States.

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[ad_1] Valentine Holmes has come under fire over a photo on social media that has since been deleted.The Queensland State of Origin cult hero was seen in a picture appearing with a small bag of white powder in his mouth.Watch every game of The 2023 NRL Telstra Finals Series before the Grand Final Live & Ad-Break Free During Play on Kayo Sports. Join now and start streaming instantly >With an investigation into the photo underway by the North Queensland Cowboys and the NRL Integrity Unit, the hits have kept coming in for Holmes.None harder than that of NRL great Paul Gallen who hit out at Holmes’ “stupidity” in an exclusive column for Wide World of Sports.Holmes and Gallen were teammates at the Sharks when Cronulla ended its premiership drought in 2016. “When I was told Holmes had actually posted the photo himself to his own social media page I almost couldn’t believe it,” Gallen wrote. “What a dumb thing to do. It’s basically the height of stupidity if that is what actually happened.”Gallen stated the contents of the bag remain unknown, but says he can’t believe another NRL players has been dragged into scandal as a result of a social media post. “I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – social media is a trap and footy players fall into it far too often,” he wrote.“Know when to put the phones down boys.”According to The Daily Telegraph, Holmes will insist it was just a joke and that he did not use cocaine or any other illicit substance.“Holmes has told those close to him that the image was a puerile prank gone wrong. He will reiterate that sentiment to Cowboys hierarchy and NRL integrity-unit chiefs on Monday, adamant he did not partake in any drug-taking activity,” the Courier Mail reported.The Cowboys released a statement confirming they were aware of the photo and would assist the integrity unit with their investigation.“The North Queensland Cowboys are aware of a photo posted to social media by a Cowboys player this morning,” the statement said.“The club is conducting an investigation as well as assisting the NRL Integrity Unit.“The Cowboys will make no further comment until the investigations are completed.”The photo was first shared on Holmes’ own personal Instagram account and has since been taken down. [ad_2]

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Melbourne Storm star facing NRL inquiry | Nine News Australia Melbourne Storm star facing NRL inquiry | Nine News Australia

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nahh this is fucked. indigenous people should be able to express their feelings for the people who committed an actual genocide on their peoppe without their jobs being at risk

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Nelson Asofa-Solomona Suspended For 3 Games, Fined $15,000 For Bali Incident

Nelson Asofa-Solomona Suspended For 3 Games, Fined $15,000 For Bali Incident What a disgrace... #RugbyLeague #NRL #RFL #SuperLeague #IntRL #Rugby #Podcast #CrazyAboutRugby #RugbyFamily #RugbyWorldCup

It turns out Fox Sports was wrong!

Nelson Asofa-Solomona has been suspended for three upcoming test matches for New Zealand and fined $15,000 by the NRL for his part in a brawl in Bali in which Asofa-Solomona said he has he was defending team mate Suliasi Vunivalu who had been allegedly king hit.

Asofa-Solonona released the following statement:

“At the time, I was worried about Suli, who had…

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[ad_1] A nightclub incident involving New Zealand Warriors ahead Josh Curran is beneath police investigation after a teen misplaced tooth within the affray.Police are investigating a report that a 16-year-old boy was punched by a person within the early hours of Monday morning at a late-night venue within the coastal NSW city of Port Macquarie. Several males had been ejected by safety following the alleged assault contained in the Level Up nightclub. The teenager had his entrance tooth knocked out through the assault, according to 7NEWS. Police launched a press release to information.com.au confirming an incident occurred at a Port Macquarie nightclub.“Officers attached to Mid North Coast Police District are investigating reports of an alleged assault which occurred at a nightclub on William Street, Port Macquarie, about 3am yesterday (Sunday 2 October 2022).“Police have been told a 16-year-old boy was punched by a man.“Inquiries are continuing and anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.”Seven experiences the alleged sufferer suffered critical accidents and helps police with the investigation. “(Chief executive) Cameron George has confirmed knowledge of an alleged incident involving forward Josh Curran at a licensed premises over the weekend in Port Macquarie, NSW,” the Warriors mentioned in a press release.“The club wishes to advise that the incident has been reported to the NRL Integrity Unit and will now await any further information from the NRL investigation.”Speaking to SENZ Breakfast this week, former Warriors coach Tony Kemp expressed his frustration on the state of affairs.“Only 24 hours after the final whistle of the season and the NRL’s silly season has kicked into full swing,” he mentioned.“Look I love (ARLC Chairman Peter) Vlandys – I think he’s great for the game – but he needs to come down hard on this.“This has to stop.“It just happens every year in and out of (season); especially off-season going into pre-season and pre-season going into in-season … we’re going to have more of this happening.“The Integrity Unit was only set up a few years ago (and) was set up to stop this type of behaviour and hand down penalties.“The penalties are obviously not strict enough, so why don��t you make them strict enough?“There’s going to have to be a bit of pain to get a result. If you tear up contracts, then players are going to second guess going out on the drink and making these really poor decisions.“That in itself is really average, isn’t it? All of these things are under the influence of alcohol.”Curran final week featured within the Prime Minister XIII’s annual conflict towards Papua New Guinea. The match was held at Suncorp Stadium with the Australian staff captained by Daly Cherry-Evans profitable 64-14. [ad_2] Source link

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NRL’s integrity unit probes former Jillaroos representative Caitlin Moran over social media post about Queen

NRL’s integrity unit probes former Jillaroos representative Caitlin Moran over social media post about Queen

The NRL’s integrity unit is investigating former Jillaroos representative Caitlin Moran over a social media post about the Queen. The Newcastle NRLW player put the post about the death of the Queen on her Instagram account on Friday. Moran was heavily criticised for her comments and deleted the post after about eight hours. “The NRL became aware of the post on Friday … the Knights were contacted…

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Melbourne Storm NRL player charged by Queensland Police over alleged incident outside hotel

Melbourne Storm NRL player charged by Queensland Police over alleged incident outside hotel

The Melbourne Storm have stood down NRL player Tui Kamikamica after he was charged by Queensland Police over an alleged incident involving a woman in Brisbane, with the incident being investigated by the NRL’s integrity unit. On Friday afternoon, the Storm released a statement, confirming the club’s decision. “Melbourne Storm has today stood down Tui Kamikamica after he was charged by Queensland…