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AS STUART Hogg prepares to become the latest young talent handed a Scotland starting jersey, there is a sense that the team is on the cusp of something. It all hinges on the selection nous and timing of Andy Robinson and his coaching team. In the pack, t
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The world’s toughest provincial rugby competition launches its biggest season ever with Super Rugby, for the first time, to fill the calendar from February through to August, LIVE and only on Australia’s Sports Leader. Fresh off a record-breaking Rugby W
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Reds winger Peter Hynes is using fellow Queenslander Tim Horan as inspiration as he continues his long recovery from injury. Hynes suffered a horror knee injury during the Reds' Round Two clash with the Waratahs almost twelve months ago and has not playe
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A chat with Tim Horan has given former Wallabies flyer Peter Hynes renewed hope of returning from major knee surgery. But the recovering Queensland Reds winger admits he has no idea when he will be able to play again almost a year after breaking down. Hy
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What the! Where is george smith or Steve larkam??? It's cool Andrew, they'll have a page alone for George Smith and Steve Larkam's accomplishments tomorrow. Just couldn't fit them all on the one page. How does Joe Roff get in ahead of Dan Carter? Biased
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Champions from four codes of football offer their thoughts about being immortalised on a postage stamp MAIL MODEL: Former Wallaby great David Campese with his Australian Legends stamp. Campo scored 64 Test tries during his career. Source: The Courier-Mai
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AT&T Inc. spent $16 million lobbying in the first nine months this year, more than in all of 2010 and exceeding every corporation except General Electric Co. and ConocoPhillips. AT&T Inc. spent $16 million lobbying in the first nine months this year, mor
About Tim Horan
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Tim Horan (born 18 May 1970) is a former Australian rugby union footballer. He played for the Queensland Reds in the Super 12, and represented Australia, he was one of the best centres in the world throughout the 1990s due to his attacking prowess, formidable defence and playmaking ability. He also played fly-half and got one cap on the wing. ... Full Article
