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TV VIEWING HIGHLIGHTS This week:
Sport
AFL GRAND FINAL Saturday September 29th on 7SA and Foxtel Sports
How many clues did you need? 1. I was born in Brisbane in 1983. 2. My first NRL club was the Bulldogs and I played for free to get a contract. 3. I won a premiership with the Bulldogs in 2004 and gave my premiership ring to our injured captain Steve Price. 4. I was the first player to win four Dally M Medals. 5. I am also a three time Golden Boot Award winner as the best player in the world. 6. I moved to the North Queensland Cowboys in 2005 and was elevated to captain for the 2007 season. 7. I debuted for Queensland in State of Origin in 2005, playing in 11 series wins and winning the 2008 Wally Lewis Medal. 8. I represented Australian from 2006-2017 and was part of the 2013 World Cup winning team. 9. I won the 2015 NRL premiership with the Cowboys. 10. I retired at the end of this season. My name is Jonathon...? NOTSRUHT NOHTANOJ :REWSNA
1. Aussie production designer Deborah Riley just won her fourth Emmy for her work on which hit TV series? 2. Who won the women’s singles title at the 2018 US Open? 3. What is the Italian name of raw meat of fish dishes usually served as an appetiser? 4. Harare is the capital of which African country? 5. Which show took out the 2017 Emmy for Most Outstanding Drama series? 6. Who wrote the novel on which the TV series Big Little Lies is based on? 7. What nationality is former Dr Who actor David Tennant? 8. Who is captain of the NRL club the South Sydney Rabbitohs? 9. In which Australian State would you be if you were visiting Gladstone? 10. Who is the deputy leader of the Australian Liberal Party?
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THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS (M) Friday September 29th 8.30pm on GEM
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THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION (M) Thursday
ANSWERS 1. Game of Thrones; 2. Naomi Asaka; 3. Carpaccio; 4. Zimbabwe; 5. The Handmaid’s Tale; 6. Liane Moriarty; 7. Scottish; 8. Greg Inglis; 9. Queensland; 10. Josh Frydenberg; 11. The Sullivans; 12. Barcelona; 13. Richmond & West Coast; 14. Richard Flanagan; 15. Madagascar; 16. Ceviche; 17. John Millman; 18. Rachel Zane; 19. Echidna & platypus; 20. Sam Worthington
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How to play: To solve this puzzle each 3x3 box, each row and each column must contain all the numbers from 1 to 9.
11. Lorraine Bayly played the matriarch in which popular 1970s TV drama series? 12. Lionel Messi plays for which Spanish football club? 13. Which two AFL teams won straight through to the 2018 preliminary finals? 14. Who was the last Australian to win the prestigious literary Booker Prize? 15. Lemurs are endemic to which island? 16. What is the name for the seafood dish that serves raw fish cured in citrus juice? 17. Which player knocked Roger Federer out of the 2018 US Open? 18. What was the name of Meghan Markle’s character on the TV series Suits? 19. The world’s only two egg laying mammals are native to Australia – what are they? 20. Lara Bingle is married to which Aussie actor?
September 27th 8.30 on 7 Mate
ROYAL SHOW SUCCESS
Reality
SURVIVOR: DAVID V GOLIATH Commences Thursday September 27th on GO
Sport
2018 RYDER CUP GOLF: LIVE Commences Friday September 28th on Fox Sports
Drama
SOMEWHERE BETWEEN (M) Commencing Friday September 28th on Netflix
Eleven GHS students recently showed three steers in this year’s Royal Adelaide Show led steer competitions with some strong results. The Grant High School contingent was supervised by teacher Scott Cram, Aeron Turner and Vicki Muller. Steers were weighed and scanned before being led in the Grand Parade along with approximately 180 steers from other schools. The judging for the Thomas Foods International (TFI) Trophy for the best three steers in each breed was conducted directly after the parade and the school’s Murray Grey steer, donated by Craig and Jacinta Grant, from Casterton, was selected in the top three Murray Grey steers out of a field of around 40 Murray Grey Steers to represent the breed. The school’s Angus steer, donated by the Gletz Family “Black Angus” Stud, at Avenue Range, got down to the final 10 out of approximately 60 steers. Keyarnah Smith and Lorraine Verwey represented the school in the Handle Competition with Lorraine being successful in winning Reserve Champion Experience Handler section out of approximately 40 students from other South Australian schools.
The steers also competed in their weight classes with the Murray Grey steer winning first place for that class. The school’s show campiagn was supported by Nenad and Donna Podobnik; She’s Apples, Baker’s Delight and Swallow Drive Meat. lifestyle1.net | 32
Above (top left) - Lorraine Verwey Above (bottom left) - Elysha Dekonning Above (main photo) - Elysha Dekonning, Tegan Podobnik, Bella King-Betts, Tailah Hanson, Laura Coscarelli