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1 week ago | 
skynews.com.au | Conor Breslin
Business and community leaders across the country have braved a cold night out in support of Australians experiencing homelessness, as the Vinnies CEO Sleepout marks its 20th year with more than $8.3 million raised nationally. In New South Wales alone, the initiative brought in $2.5 million, which will go directly to support a wide range of homelessness and housing programs run by the St Vincent de Paul Society NSW.
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1 week ago | 
skynews.com.au | Conor Breslin
A luxury mansion in one of Melbourne’s wealthiest suburbs has been gutted by fire overnight, with authorities now investigating the blaze as suspicious. Firefighters were called to the property on St Georges Road, Toorak, regarded as Melbourne’s richest street, about 12:20am on Friday. Within minutes, crews arrived to find the two-storey residence completely engulfed.
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1 week ago | 
skynews.com.au | Conor Breslin
A leading American energy expert has delivered a scathing assessment of Australia’s energy policies, accusing the country of recklessly undermining its own strengths in the global energy market. Robert Bryce, a veteran energy analyst and journalist who has testified before the US Congress and written for the Wall Street Journal, is currently touring Australia with the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA).
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1 week ago | 
skynews.com.au | Conor Breslin
More than $1.16 million has already been raised for the 20th annual Vinnies CEO Sleepout, with further donations still coming in as hundreds of business and community leaders across the country prepare to spend the night outdoors to support Australians experiencing homelessness.
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1 week ago | 
skynews.com.au | Conor Breslin
Lottery officials have urged players to check their tickets and register as the massive $100 million Powerball prize remains unclaimed a week after the draw. The winning entry in Powerball draw 1517, held on Thursday, June 12, was the only division one winner across the country. The ticket was bought at Sydney's Bondi Junction Newsagency & Internet Café on Oxford Street, but so far, no contact has been made with The Lott to start the claims process.
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2 months ago | 
donegallive.ie | Conor Breslin
It doesn’t take much to spark interest in an Ulster Championship tie, but when Donegal meet Derry in Ballybofey this Sunday, there’s a little more than the usual dash of intrigue. You’ve got the reigning provincial champions and a side determined to prove last year was no fluke. You've got a derby with a rich history and a rivalry that’s still a bit raw. And then, just when you think you’ve seen it all, you’ve got Michael Murphy coming out of retirement for the championship.
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2 months ago | 
ireland-live.ie | Conor Breslin
Championship season is here and that means Jim McGuinness’s Donegal are chasing back-to-back Ulster titles, while Paddy Tally’s Derry will be determined to put their League struggles behind them. The race for the Anglo-Celt Cup is always fiercely contested, with no shortage of teams capable of making a serious challenge. Donegal, last year’s Ulster champions, begin their defence with a tricky preliminary-round fixture against their near neighbours Derry in Ballybofey.
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2 months ago | 
derrynow.com | Conor Breslin
Championship season is here and that means Jim McGuinness’s Donegal are chasing back-to-back Ulster titles, while Paddy Tally’s Derry will be determined to put their League struggles behind them. The race for the Anglo-Celt Cup is always fiercely contested, with no shortage of teams capable of making a serious challenge. Donegal, last year’s Ulster champions, begin their defence with a tricky preliminary-round fixture against their near neighbours Derry in Ballybofey.
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2 months ago | 
donegallive.ie | Conor Breslin
Championship season is here and that means Jim McGuinness’s Donegal are chasing back-to-back Ulster titles, while Paddy Tally’s Derry will be determined to put their League struggles behind them. The race for the Anglo-Celt Cup is always fiercely contested, with no shortage of teams capable of making a serious challenge. Donegal, last year’s Ulster champions, begin their defence with a tricky preliminary-round fixture against their near neighbours Derry in Ballybofey.
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2 months ago | 
donegallive.ie | Conor Breslin
Barry Dunnion always knew he would be back with Four Masters. It was just a matter of when. His club was in his blood, and even as his coaching career took him to Naomh Conaill and then Kilcoo, the pull of home never faded. Still, even he might admit that the opportunity to take charge came a little sooner than expected. But once it came, there was never any question about what he would do.
