Person: David Clark

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columnists

Muhammad Ali one of the few greats who can truly claim iconic status

It’s as if this year, the 24-hour channels have effectively turned into around-the-clock tribute-obituary shows.

world

VIDEO: State of emergency declared: 23,000 displaced in California wildfires

business

Bank names ex intelligence chief as compliance officer

news

Letters give impression of intelligence - namely middle initials

general

Chuckles rather than belly laughs in 'We’re The Millers'

soccer

Darlington squad allowed to leave

Skaife display overshadowed by crash

Defending champion Mark Skaife was the fastest qualifier for Sunday’s Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 at Mount Panorama, but his efforts have been overshadowed by a serious accident in an earlier support race.

Fri, 06 Oct, 2006

Laurels for Italy, plaudits for Canada

Italy 19 Canada 14

Wed, 22 Oct, 2003

Kirwan lets Azzurri show natural flair

John Kirwan believes he is making progress in charge of Italy by exploiting the players’ natural flair and adventure.

Mon, 20 Oct, 2003

Snow recalled by Canada

Canada coach David Clark today recalled Newport prop Rod Snow as one of seven changes to his side for what could prove a crunch Pool D showdown with Italy on Tuesday.

Sun, 19 Oct, 2003

All Blacks hit by double injury blow

Injuries could prove more of an obstacle to New Zealand’s march towards the World Cup quarter-finals than any of their Pool D rivals.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2003

Mitchell happy with All Blacks' workout

New Zealand coach John Mitchell insisted the Canadians had given his side an ideal work-out in Melbourne today, despite the All Blacks running up another big score.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2003

Blacks expect physical battle

THE All Blacks repeated a well-spun line in the build-up to their World Cup pool D game against Canada today.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2003

Nonu will replace Umaga

Ma'a Nonu will replace injured centre Tana Umaga in a New Zealand side featuring nine personnel changes for Friday's World Cup clash against Canada.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2003

Changes won't stop All Blacks attack - Carter

Daniel Carter insisted the changes to the New Zealand line-up for tomorrow’s World Cup clash against Canada will have no effect on the All Blacks’ thrilling, attacking gameplan.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2003

Nonu aims for a smooth transition

Ma’a Nonu will be the centre of attention tomorrow when the All Blacks take on Canada, but the rising Wellington star would be happier if no-one noticed him.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2003

Getting tougher for minnows, says Hansen

Wales coach Steve Hansen has warned that rugby could miss a vital opportunity to sell itself to the rest of the world if the enthusiastic part-timers cannot close in on the elite professionals.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2003

All change for Canada

Canada, resigned to a hefty defeat at the hands of the All Blacks, have decided to rest the majority of their first-choice players for Friday’s Pool D game against New Zealand.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2003

Hansen happy for minnows to play their part

Wales coach Steve Hansen insisted there remained great merit in rugby’s smaller nations competing in the World Cup despite the tournament opening with a series of one-sided matches.

Mon, 13 Oct, 2003

Charron in 'miracle' return

Veteran lock Al Charron will mark a “miracle” return from injury by captaining Canada in their opening World Cup clash against Wales.

Thu, 09 Oct, 2003

Baugh quits international scene

Canada flanker Dan Baugh won’t be playing for Canada at the upcoming World Cup.

Sun, 03 Aug, 2003

Pritchard named in Canadian side

Australian James Pritchard, one of the top scorers in the Rugby Canada Super League (RCSL), has been named to the Canadian side to clash with the New Zealand Maori in Calgary on Saturday.

Fri, 25 Jul, 2003

Inquiry focuses on left wing of shuttle

INVESTIGATORS were last night focusing on Columbia’s left wing as they tried to determine what destroyed the space shuttle, killing all seven astronauts on board.

Mon, 03 Feb, 2003

Remains of astronauts found

The remains of all seven astronauts aboard the Columbia have been found, Nasa said today, as the investigation continued into what caused the shuttle to disintegrate.

Sun, 02 Feb, 2003