Cole Miller: One-punch killer Armstrong Renata sentenced to seven years’ jail for unprovoked attack

Armstrong Renata, who killed 18-year-old water polo player Cole Miller in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley in a random one-punch attack, is sentenced to seven years in prison.

MORE: Cole Miller: One-punch killer Armstrong Renata sentenced to seven years’ jail for unprovoked attack – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

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Dockers debutant Ryan Nyhuis hero: Freo clinch 4-point thriller over North Melbourne

RYAN Nyhuis has never kicked a goal at WAFL level.

Yet somehow the lock-down defender became the hero up forward on debut for Fremantle in a four-point win over North Melbourne at Etihad Stadium.

Trailing by seven points with under five minutes on the clock, the Dockers were seemingly destined to fade out of the game, with little working for them forward of centre.

With no Cam McCarthy and Hayden Ballantyne having a shocker, it was Nyhuis who stood up and delivered.

The 20-year-old from the Northern Territory got the visitors back within a point with a booming goal from beyond 50. Minutes later he calmly converted a set shot to give the Dockers the lead…

Source: Dockers debutant Ryan Nyhuis the hero as Fremantle clinch four-point thriller over North Melbourne | Perth Now

Mercedes shrug off talk of Australia protest | Reuters

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has shrugged off fears of a potential protest against his cars at next month’s season-opening Australian Formula One Grand Prix.

The pre-season has seen plenty of speculation about clever hydraulic suspension systems since Ferrari sought a clarification about the regulations from the governing International Automobile Federation (FIA).

Some paddock insiders, such as Force India technical director Andy Green this week, have suggested that the question could lead to a protest against certain teams to force a decision.

Such action could not be taken until the Melbourne race weekend since there are no restrictions on what teams can use on their cars in pre-season testing.

Wolff told reporters at the launch of his team’s new car on Thursday, however, that he was completely relaxed about the situation.

“There have been discussions in the TRM (technical regulations meeting) around suspensions and legality,” said the Austrian.

“As far as Mercedes is concerned, I am very confident and comfortable with the situation. We know what the rules say and what you are allowed and not allowed to do…

Source: Mercedes shrug off talk of Australia protest | Reuters