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Davey, Ryder lead the way as Bombers go to top of the table

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patrick ryderEssendon claimed equal top spot with the West Coast Eagles on the AFL ladder with a 66 point win over Greater Western Sydney on Saturday night but it was nowhere as easy a triumph as the margin suggests.

A one-sided second half helped the Bombers ease to a 18.11 (119) to 7.11 (53) victory in the maiden match at Skoda Stadium, the revamped showground facility at Sydney Olympic Park thanks in part to a...

 

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Last Updated on Friday, 01 June 2012 09:30

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30 students to live the dream with NSW Origin stars

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learn earn_legend_toormina_HSBy National Indigenous Times Times reporter Geoff Bagnall

Thirty Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Year 11 and 12 students will be a part of the Learn Earn Legend! State of Origin Job Experience Program being held in Sydney to coincide with Game Two of the Harvey Norman State of Origin Series.

 

The students from five regions of New South Wales -

 

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