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Dragons down Tigers, as No.7 jumper remains wide open

Full contact: Tariq Sims charges into the Tigers defence.

The race for the Dragons No.7 jumper remains wide open with all four contenders for the spot alongside Gareth Widdop come round one turning in mixed performances in the Dragons 20-10 trial win over Wests Tigers at WIN Stadium on Saturday.

Walker ruins Farah's Rabbitohs debut

Solid start: Robbie Farah.

Manly centre Dylan Walker has ruined Robbie Farah's first outing in South Sydney colours with a starring performance in a 22-16 NRL trial win at Campbelltown Stadium.

Tens delivers, but Waratahs have a day to forget

Global carnival: Day One of the Brisbane Tens provided plenty of colour.

Waratahs assistant coach Nathan Grey says his side failed to chance their arm on the opening day of the Brisbane Global Tens as NSW look set for an early exit from the inaugural tournament at Suncorp Stadium.

AFLW: Blues charge home, at home

Carlton v Adelaide

Carlton charged home, kicking five of the last six goals of the game to beat Greater Western Sydney and continue their winning start to the AFLW season.

Origin to deliver rugby windfall after getting green light

Making moves: Matt Lucas breaks free during Saturday's Brisbane Global Tens competition.

Pulver said there was 'universal support' for a June Origin between Queensland and NSW and the fate of the game now rested with the Super Rugby franchises, while Australian skipper Stephen Moore insisted the contest must include Wallabies.

Here in Canberra, a portrait of the nation's 'hidden problem'

17-year-old Cinnamone Cummins has been recieving assistance from The Smith Family for several years.

The start of the school year is always tough on parents, tougher still on disadvantaged families who struggle to cover the costs of putting their kids into school, be it through financial shortcomings, domestic violence or other unforeseen disasters.

No watering down Safe Schools, minister assures worried parents

Victorian Education Minister James Merlino says he "personally feels very strongly" about Safe Schools.

The Safe Schools program will continue to be offered to primary aged children despite the prospect of a political backlash, with state Education Minister James Merlino telling parents he is "personally" invested in ensuring all LGBTI students are properly supported.