
Jon Healy
Digital Producer and Journalist at ABC News (Australia)
Digital producer/journalist for @abcgrandstand and @abcnews. Obviously I speak for no-one but me.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Jon Healy
Ali Brigginshaw has no plans to retire, Isabelle Kelly gets emotional about her first-half blunder, and NSW unearths an Origin heel. Here are five quick hits from the conclusion to the Women's State of Origin series. Ali Brigginshaw became the target of some justified criticism after struggling as Queensland lost the first two games of this year's State of Origin series.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Jon Healy
Skip to timelineThe Queensland Maroons face an uphill battle to avoid the first 3-0 sweep in Women's State of Origin history, taking on a rampant NSW Blues side in the third game in Newcastle. Follow all the action in our live blog below and tune in to our live radio coverage. It's time to wrap things up in this year's Women's State of Origin series, with NSW hunting and Queensland desperately trying to avoid the first 3-0 clean sweep.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Jon Healy
Dumb, scrappy, flat, ill-disciplined … there aren't a lot of positive words to describe Queensland's performance in the 2025 State of Origin opener. We've seen powerful Blues sides run over the top of physically outmatched Maroons a handful of times in recent years, but rarely have they been so utterly outplayed by a NSW side that didn't even need to play its best to win.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Jon Healy
Languishing at the bottom of the ladder and struggling with State of Origin outs, Penrith's life just got a bit harder with enforcer Liam Henry set for a two-game ban for a nasty crusher tackle. Henry's effort in the Panthers' 25-6 loss to Newcastle last night wasn't one of those tackles where someone's head gets stuck in the wrong spot, it was a textbook crusher on Fletcher Sharpe and exactly the sort of tackle that the rule was brought in to try to stop.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Jon Healy
Completing a 100-kilometre ultramarathon is hard. Winning is harder. Winning after starting 30 minutes later than the rest of the field is just about impossible, and doing it all six months postpartum while stopping every few kilometres to breastfeed your baby would be too far-fetched for Hollywood. And yet, that's what Stephanie Case did earlier this week.
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