Promising youngster Towering Vision crowned a successful couple of days for Windsor Park Stud when he credited resident sire Circus Maximus with his first Southern Hemisphere black-type winner The farm graduate claimed top honours in Saturday’s Listed Waikato Equine Veterinary Centre Stakes (1400m) at Te Rapa a day after the farm hosted another top edition of their annual Rugby Towering Vision is a first crop representative of Galileo’s triple Group One winner Circus Maximus “This is the time of the year you want to be doing it with this type of stallion Ha’penny Hatch was stakes placed the previous weekend and this is what we really want going into the breeding season,” Windsor Park’s Rodney Schick said was scratched and he’s an exciting horse and then Rufus will also be running in the Champagne Stakes in a couple of weeks as well “It’s really starting to happen for Circus Maximus Towering Vision was offered by Windsor Park at New Zealand Bloodstock’s National Yearling Sale and Te Akau’s David Ellis purchased the son of the unraced Iffraaj mare Qiji Vision for $105,000 I bought him from a client as a weanling,” Schick said “The Circus Maximus’ are not really bred to be out and out two-year-olds but you want to see them start to operate at the back end of the season.” The weekend was kick-started by Windsor Park’s Riccarton Sale “It was fantastic and we sold all 10 highlighted by the filly that went to Ben Kwok for $100,000,” Schick said sharp filly and very much in the mould of Sword Of State.” She is a daughter of Sword Of State and the Charm Spirit mare Paper Dragon a sister to the Listed Ryder Stakes (1200m) winner and multiple Group placegetter Pacific Dragon “That was our fourth sale and we’ve taken 40 horses down there and sold them all so it’s been a great clearance rate,” Schick said Steve Davis again auctioned off the lots with a pair of high-profile guest speakers complementing the occasion “We had All Black legend Kieran Read come to speak as well as Will Hayes from Lindsay Park and what an outstanding young guy he is,” Schick said “We had a great day and a lot of fun the weather turned it on for us at the end after the weather bomb so it all went to plan.” – LOVERACING.NZ News Desk ADMG Windsor Pro Launch Tomorrow: What to ExpectRead inहिंदीNinad Ambre JSW MG Motor India recently announced that the upcoming long-range version of the Windsor EV will be called Windsor Pro The official teaser video shows that the new Windsor Pro has the same design as the existing Windsor EV The Pro continues to get a premium appeal with sleek lighting elements the Pro rides on a new set of large 18-inch alloy wheels with a new striking design pattern the interior layout looks identical to the Windsor large and floating touchscreen infotainment system Teasers show that it will feature a black and beige leather upholstery the Pro update comes in the form of safety with MG offering an ADAS suite with the Windsor Pro The carmaker's teasers mention Pro style and Pro convenience The Windsor Pro is expected to be powered by the same electric motor as the standard version It has an output of 134bhp and 200Nm torque and drives the front axle as the teaser confirms this with the growing battery size in the animations MG hasn't announced the exact battery size but it is likely to get the 50.3kWh battery pack offered with the ZS EV which has a claimed range of 460km on a single charge this is a big jump from the existing Windsor's 38kWh battery with a 332km claimed range The other Pro technology mentioned in promos will be V2L (Vehicle to Load) The new MG Windsor Pro's prices will be officially announced tomorrow It's obvious that with all these aforementioned pro-level features and a pro-level range the Windsor Pro will be priced above Windsor in the hierarchy with the EV set to gain more pro-level upgrades it should significantly boost its appeal over the current Windsor Message Invalid character found in the request target The valid characters are defined in RFC 7230 and RFC 3986 Description The server cannot or will not process the request due to something that is perceived to be a client error (e.g. Note The full stack trace of the root cause is available in the server logs The MG Windsor Pro EV will finally hit showrooms tomorrow (6th May It’s a slightly more feature-rich and long-range version of the electric MPV While its official details will be revealed tomorrow here’re all the key details we know so far about the upcoming product Check Out: Leaked Images of the MG Windsor Pro EV The Windsor Pro will feature a bigger 50.6kWh battery pack The same powertrain does duty in the Wuling Cloud EV This configuration offers a claimed range of up to 460km on a full charge It produces a maximum power of 136bhp and 200Nm of torque The new Windsor Pro will offer a lighter shade interior MG will equip the long-range version with the Level 2 ADAS tech offering 12 safety features including lane departure warning the Pro variant will support Vehicle-to-load (V2L) and Vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) functionalities Spy images reveal that the Pro variant will come with different designed alloy wheels and has an ADAS badge on the tailgate Most of the design elements will remain identical to the smaller battery Windsor it will feature the same sleek connected headlamps steeply raked windscreen at the front and rear The carmaker might also introduce some new exterior colour options in addition to the existing four paint schemes – Starburst Black The prices of the Windsor’s Pro variant are expected to start from Rs 17 lakh onwards it will take on the higher trims of the Toyota Innova Crysta and lower variants of the Toyota Innova Hycross © Copyright 2013-2024 IndiaCarNews.com - Owned by VAC Digital Communications Pvt Ltd Transport for NSW is proposing to remove the right turn from Windsor Road into Landscape Street and Windsor Road Map showing proposed no right turn from Windsor Road into Landscape Street Community members and residents from Landscape Street have expressed their concerns about the crashes that have occurred at the intersection of Windsor Road and Landscape Street Windsor Road experiences heavy traffic in both directions with between 1400 and 1700 vehicles in each direction during morning and afternoon peak times Right turn crashes at the intersection of Windsor Road and Landscape Street have resulted in serious injuries with cars waiting to turn right onto Landscape Street being struck by a southbound vehicle travelling towards Northmead Traffic turning right across heavy traffic travelling through this intersection combined with high vehicle speeds and high level of vehicle movements increases the risk and seriousness of crashes and injury Remove the ability for road users to turn right from Windsor Road into Landscape Street Removing the right turn from Windsor Road into Landscape Street will: Transport would like to receive your feedback on this proposal A Have Your Say community consultation will run between Monday 31 March to Sunday 13 April 2025 Transport will carefully review all feedback and a consultation report will be released to summarise the comments received our responses and the next steps for the proposal Submit your feedback - Have Your Say here For further information about this project Phone: 1800 684 490Email: projects@transport.nsw.gov.au Transport for NSW recognise and celebrate the diversity of Aboriginal peoples and their ongoing cultures and care of Country We pay respect to traditional custodians and Elders past and present ADMG Windsor EV Pro Spied Undisguised Ahead of Launch!Haji Chakralwale JSW MG Motor India is all set to bring the Pro version of the Windsor EV to the Indian market tomorrow the model has been spied completely undisguised revealing key details of the upcoming all-electric car As seen in the picture, the exterior of the Windsor EV Pro is more or less similar to that of the standard version. However, the only differentiating factors are a new set of alloy wheels, which look a lot similar to those of the MG Hector the Windsor Pro gets updated seat upholstery finished in beige What is also speculated is the ventilation function for the front row other features are carried over from the standard version Under the floor, the MG Windsor Pro will feature a bigger 50.6kWh battery pack with a claimed range of up to 460km on a single charge the current iteration of the Windsor EV packs a 38kWh unit with a claimed driving range of 331km on a single charge the Windsor Pro will also come equipped with V2L function MELBOURNE’S Judd McVee will undergo scans on his right hamstring after leaving the training track early on Wednesday  The 21-year-old was assisted from Gosch’s Paddock midway through the Demons’ session with GM of AFL Performance Alan Richardson providing an update “Judd will have a scan on his hamstring this afternoon which will give us the full picture,” Richardson said Jack Viney will be on a modified training program this week due to injury to his rib who was absent from the session with a personal commitment sustained damage to rib cartilage late last week and has subsequently entered the rehab group The injury is expected to sideline him for Melbourne’s match simulation on Friday at Casey Fields “Jack copped a knock to his ribs in a tackle last Friday with scans showing some damage to his rib cartilage,” Richardson said “We allowed it to settle over the weekend and pleasingly “Jack will continue to work through his rehab over the coming sessions which will give us a greater understanding of his availability for our upcoming practice matches.”  Youngster Caleb Windsor has also been forced to the sidelines with a skin infection on his foot The 19-year-old has been managing symptoms of late with the Demons confident it is now under control as it has taken a couple of days to get on top of the infection We’re confident with where it’s at now though,” Richardson said we expect Caleb to re-join the main training group by the middle of next week.”  Christian Salem and Jake Bowey were also absent from Wednesday’s session due to illness Melbourne will welcome fans to Casey Fields this Friday for the first Beyond Bank Family Series event of 2025 The open training session will begin at 3pm with a player signing opportunity from 6pm MORE INFO  Max Gawn is sitting equal fourth in the race for the AFLCA Award Demons Pro Scout and AFLW List Manager Todd Patterson will join the Tasmania Football Club A Max Gawn masterclass has powered the Demons home in the West Melbourne will take on the Kangaroos in their first inter-club hit-out of the season Max Gawn produces a colossal performance against the hapless Eagles to collect a career-best 35 disposals Ally Kirkwood spoke to Melbourne Media following Round 3 Check out All the Goals from our clash against the West Coast Eagles thanks to Haymes Paint Watch Melbourne’s press conference after round eight’s match against West Coast Jake Melksham and Daniel Turner will take on the Eagles The Melbourne Football Club acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the land in which we are privileged to play our great game of AFL on throughout Australia We recognise the continued connection our custodians have to the land and its waters present and emerging and their contribution to the broader community as we work towards an equitable and reconciled Australia Holders of the Victoria Cross and George Cross have met the King Queen and Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle.  Queen Camilla and Prince William were flanked by some of the bravest men you could ever hope to meet.  Australian Corporal Mark Donaldson VC was awarded the Commonwealth's highest award for gallantry rescuing an injured Afghan interpreter while under heavy fire.  very important and a long history and institution that comes with that and regardless of who that was on that team holds the George Cross himself and said it was "so important that the gathering takes place" but just to keep the spirit of the awards alive and in the public consciousness Another of those who attended the meeting was Kim Hughes who was awarded the George Cross in 2010 and left the Army as a WO1 "We catch up on what’s gone on in people’s lives and then to be a part of something like this is absolutely phenomenal." The three royals spent more than an hour talking to VC and GC holders in the Grand Reception Room as well as the families of recipients who were awarded posthumously.  The Prince of Wales said he was "in awe" of a triple-amputee veteran who said he "holds no bitterness" about being injured in service Major Norton was awarded the George Cross in 2006 after checking for an improvised explosive device (IED) near Baghdad "I'm spread across three countries," the 62-year-old joked to Charles who became patron of the VC and GC Association when he became King Maj Norton told William at the Windsor Castle reception that he was thrilled that the Prince of Wales is now president of the association Prince William said he was in awe of Major Norton who later told reporters of his injuries: "I hold no bitterness if we were doing in 2005 what we were doing in 2010 Major Norton said he believes advances in technology and healthcare would have made a difference to his outcome Other award-holders at the reception included Colour Sergeant Johnson Beharry for twice saving colleagues while under fire in Iraq came over from Australia for the reception The 91-year-old was awarded the Victoria Cross after he led Australian troops from danger in Vietnam after a massive enemy attack Please select at least one newsletter to subscribe to: developer interest anticipatedAlesha Capone Presentation College closed its doors in 2020 The former Presentation College site on Dandenong Rd has been listed for sale with a $50m-plus price tag An ex-convent and chapel are located at the 1.89ha address that has been owned by the Roman Catholic Presentation Sisters for more than 150 years The religious order operated a school at the property until a decision to shut down due to declining enrolments resulted in its 2020 closure RELATED: From seaman to spritzers: Port Melbourne venue offers investors rare catch Frankston Hospital’s $1.1bn redevelopment unlocks prime retail spaces Williamstown: Buyers circling to snag this rare pub and turn it into new home Developers are expected to account for many of the buyers interested in the one-time educational institute Home and Away actor Pia Miller and The Real Housewives of Melbourne’s Lydia Schiavello the property would be one of the most expensive real estate transactions in Melbourne so far this year though well behind the more than $100m sale of former Essendon Football Club president Paul Little’s Toorak home Coonac Commercial real estate agency Colliers International director Jozef Dickinson said the former college was close to Windsor train station which the Victorian government recently announced among its future Train and Tram Zone activity centres The government is hoping more than 300,000 new homes will be built in the 60 activity centres across Melbourne students and teaching staff gathered at Presentation College when the school announced it would be closing Gold Logie award-winning journalist Jana Wendt is among Presentation College’s well-known alumni Mr Dickinson said the former school buildings remained in “really great condition” “We are expecting strong engagement from buyers retirement and aged-care developers,” he said “This is a genuine once in a lifetime opportunity.” The site is covered by a Stonnington Council heritage overlay and the new owner would likely need to work with heritage consultants to develop it Edmund Rice Education Australia signed up to lease the campus so it could be used by the Christian Brothers College (now St Mary’s College) Sheila Florance (right) in character as Lizzie Birdsworth in the television show Prisoner Florance attended Presentation College before leaving school at the age of 15 to pursue acting model and television presenter Pia Miller is another former Presentation College pupil Presentation Sisters Victoria congregation leader said the lease’s end was a contributing factor in her order’s decision to sell the site “It is our intention that the proceeds be directed towards initiatives that support women including continuing our work in education and community services reflecting our historical involvement with these important causes,” Sister Carboon said The property will be listed for sale this month via expressions of interest Colliers’ John Marasco and Philip Heberling will manage the listing alongside Jozef Dickinson Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. 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Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time has a new owner after its operator went bust just before Christmas The Ganely Group is understood to have splashed around $3 million on the hotel which attracts a strong local crowd avoiding the Chapel Street crush Three pink elephants stride atop the colourful Windsor Castle Hotel.Credit: Alamy Stock Photo Run by builder-turned-publican Liam Ganley including Fifth Province on Fitzroy Street hotelier Tracy Lester ran into trouble last year putting both the Windsor Castle and the CBD’s Carlton Club into administration The late hospitality entrepreneur Nick Fermanis The 550 square metre hotel is on a 512 sq m plot at 89 Albert Street and comes with a big beer garden The deal was handled by Miglic Dean’s Richard Miglic and Katherine Dean Back on the market is the unloved John Barleycorn Hotel at 177-181 Johnston Street It’s the third time in as many years the pub It has a new price range: $3.3-3.6 million – well down on the $4-4.5 million its vendors were previously after It’s hard to believe some die-hard Magpies supporter hasn’t snapped it up According to the Collingwood Football Club’s website it’s the pub where George Langridge and a bevy of locals discussed the forming of a new football club in 1889 Dylan Kilner and Chao Zhang have the listing Also on the market is The Hardiman Hotel at 521 Macaulay Road It has a fresh 10-year lease and returns $475,000 a year in income Stuart Taylor and Tom Noon are running the campaign and expect more than $8.6 million for the pub leased to the country’s biggest pub operator ALH has a 25-year lease on the property with four 10-year options out to 2068 and pays $173,235 a year in rent It has 14 gaming machines and is on a large 1.82 hectare piece of land at 311-327 Princes Drive It’s going to auction on March 26 as part of Burgess Rawson’s portfolio auction Agents Raoul Holderhead and Romanor Falconer are taking enquiries with Stockdale & Leggo’s Jim Demetrios Lowy-family backed Assembly Funds Management is looking to off-load the build-to-rent tower in Parkville which it bought 2.5 years ago Assembly paid the Victoria government $65 million for the Evo apartment block in 2022 which looks like a savvy investment JLL agents Josh Rutman and Jack Bergin have the listing and are expecting around $100 million the building at 109 Manningham Street has already had a long history It was built by Pace Development Group in 2014 but was purchased by the Napthine government for around $90 million because it stood next to a proposed off-ramp for the since-aborted East-West Link EVO Apartments in Parkville is close to the hospital precinct The Andrews government made a vain attempt to sell it in 2017 before the building was pulled from the market after it was found to be covered in flammable cladding Furniture retailer Stylecraft has found a new CBD home after its showroom on Flinders Lane was sold to make was for a new Dior boutique Stylecraft is going into the ground and first floor of Riverlee’s office tower at 379 Collins Street The retailer has taken a 12-year lease on the space where it will create a 1000 sq m showroom taking Stylecraft from the east end where it has traded for 20 years down to mid-town owner of French fashion house Christian Dior It’s across the road from Chanel’s multi-storey boutique Stylecraft’s new showroom is on the corner of Queen Street It’s sharing the location with Bang & Olufsen which has also shifted to midtown from the east end Ainsworth Property’s Zelman Ainsworth did the deal A former family office on Carters Avenue in Toorak Village has hit the market just as the $67 million sale of its neighbour across the street The double-storey office building is on 400 sq m parcel of land at 20 Carters Avenue and comes with a redevelopment permit Toorak luxury home builder Craig Easton and Alla Geiro wife of laser eye surgery pioneer Mark Medownick bought the property in 2017 for $4 million Land rates in Toorak are fetching between $20,000-25,000 a sq m which should put its sale price at around $8-10 million Toorak Village has shrugged off its daggy image after Bill McNee’s St Germain building on Toorak Road transformed the strip One of developer Orchard Piper’s luxury projects is under way while a second a joint venture with James Packer’s NPACT on the car yard site Trent Hobart and Jing Jun Heng are handling the campaign along with locals Kay & Burton’s Andrew Sahhar and Danielle Horne Records show the investor paid $19.58 million for the former Bunnings shed The 5554 sq m property at 85 Vineyard Road is fully leased to The Good Guys converted the Bunnings shed in 2014 and sold it to an off-shore Chinese investor for $14.88 million in 2017 Kinglake Group director Jamie Allen said it was the company’s third acquisition The off-market deal was negotiated by Burgess Rawson’s Zomart He Eight bidders competed for the Glenroy Post Office last week paying 36 per cent above the $2.2 million reserve to the vendor The vacant 448 sq m property is on a 978 sq m of land at 9-11 Post Office Place Eight bidders also slugged it out at 272 Smith Street where a chemist and medical centre sold under the hammer for $2.88 million – $288,000 above the reserve – reflecting a tight yield of 4.1 per cent The 581 sq m double-storey shop is on a 289 sq m piece of land The lease expires in four years.Records show the property last changed hands in 1992 for $505,000 The auction was handled by Stonebridge’s Nic Hage The Market Recap newsletter is a wrap of the day’s trading. Get it each weekday afternoon. The bright-green Windsor Castle Hotel, famous for its pink elephants, has a new owner after its operator went bust just before Christmas. The Ganely Group is understood to have splashed around $3 million on the hotel, which attracts a strong local crowd avoiding the Chapel Street crush. Run by builder-turned-publican Liam Ganley, the hospo group now boasts five venues, including Fifth Province on Fitzroy Street, St Kilda, and the Bay Hotel in Mornington. While the Ganley Group is thriving, hotelier Tracy Lester ran into trouble last year, putting both the Windsor Castle and the CBD\\u2019s Carlton Club into administration. The late hospitality entrepreneur Nick Fermanis, who died in 2015, paid $481,500 for the pub in 1998. The 550 square metre hotel is on a 512 sq m plot at 89 Albert Street and comes with a big beer garden. The deal was handled by Miglic Dean\\u2019s Richard Miglic and Katherine Dean. Back on the market is the unloved John Barleycorn Hotel at 177-181 Johnston Street, Collingwood. It\\u2019s the third time in as many years the pub, recently the Woodpackers hostel, has gone to market. It has a new price range: $3.3-3.6 million \\u2013 well down on the $4-4.5 million its vendors were previously after. It\\u2019s hard to believe some die-hard Magpies supporter hasn\\u2019t snapped it up. According to the Collingwood Football Club\\u2019s website, it\\u2019s the pub where George Langridge and a bevy of locals discussed the forming of a new football club in 1889. Stonebridge agents Max Warren, Dylan Kilner and Chao Zhang have the listing. Also on the market is The Hardiman Hotel at 521 Macaulay Road, Kensington. It has a fresh 10-year lease and returns $475,000 a year in income. JLL\\u2019s Will Connolly, Stuart Taylor and Tom Noon are running the campaign and expect more than $8.6 million for the pub. Out of town, the Morwell Hotel, leased to the country\\u2019s biggest pub operator, ALH, is also up for sale. ALH has a 25-year lease on the property with four 10-year options out to 2068 and pays $173,235 a year in rent. It has 14 gaming machines and is on a large 1.82 hectare piece of land at 311-327 Princes Drive. It\\u2019s going to auction on March 26 as part of Burgess Rawson\\u2019s portfolio auction. Agents Raoul Holderhead and Romanor Falconer are taking enquiries with Stockdale & Leggo\\u2019s Jim Demetrios. Lowy-family backed Assembly Funds Management is looking to off-load the build-to-rent tower in Parkville which it bought 2.5 years ago. Assembly paid the Victoria government $65 million for the Evo apartment block in 2022 which looks like a savvy investment. JLL agents Josh Rutman and Jack Bergin have the listing and are expecting around $100 million. Barely 10 years old, the building at 109 Manningham Street has already had a long history. It was built by Pace Development Group in 2014, but was purchased by the Napthine government for around $90 million because it stood next to a proposed off-ramp for the since-aborted East-West Link. The Andrews government made a vain attempt to sell it in 2017 before the building was pulled from the market after it was found to be covered in flammable cladding. Furniture retailer Stylecraft has found a new CBD home after its showroom on Flinders Lane was sold to make was for a new Dior boutique. Stylecraft is going into the ground and first floor of Riverlee\\u2019s office tower at 379 Collins Street. The retailer has taken a 12-year lease on the space where it will create a 1000 sq m showroom. It\\u2019s a big move, taking Stylecraft from the east end where it has traded for 20 years down to mid-town. Stylecraft\\u2019s existing four-level building, at 145-149 Flinders Lane, was bought by LVMH, owner of French fashion house Christian Dior, for $39 million for the property in 2023. It\\u2019s across the road from Chanel\\u2019s multi-storey boutique, bought later the same year, for a staggering $75 million. Stylecraft\\u2019s new showroom is on the corner of Queen Street. It\\u2019s sharing the location with Bang & Olufsen, which has also shifted to midtown from the east end. Ainsworth Property\\u2019s Zelman Ainsworth did the deal. Stylecraft is making the move in spring. A former family office on Carters Avenue in Toorak Village has hit the market just as the $67 million sale of its neighbour across the street, the old Mercedes Benz car yard, settled. The double-storey office building is on 400 sq m parcel of land at 20 Carters Avenue and comes with a redevelopment permit. The vendors, Toorak luxury home builder Craig Easton and Alla Geiro, wife of laser eye surgery pioneer Mark Medownick, bought the property in 2017 for $4 million. Land rates in Toorak are fetching between $20,000-25,000 a sq m which should put its sale price at around $8-10 million. Toorak Village has shrugged off its daggy image after Bill McNee\\u2019s St Germain building on Toorak Road transformed the strip. One of developer Orchard Piper\\u2019s luxury projects is under way while a second, a joint venture with James Packer\\u2019s NPACT on the car yard site, has just received approval. CBRE agents David Minty, Nathan Mufale, Trent Hobart and Jing Jun Heng are handling the campaign, along with locals Kay & Burton\\u2019s Andrew Sahhar and Danielle Horne. Newly established property player, the Kinglake Group, has made its biggest purchase to date, snapping up the Sunbury Showrooms. Records show the investor paid $19.58 million for the former Bunnings shed, reflecting a 6 per cent yield. The 5554 sq m property at 85 Vineyard Road is fully leased to The Good Guys, Repco, Total Tools, Petstock and Worklocker. Troon, a previous owner, converted the Bunnings shed in 2014 and sold it to an off-shore Chinese investor for $14.88 million in 2017. Kinglake Group director Jamie Allen said it was the company\\u2019s third acquisition. The off-market deal was negotiated by Burgess Rawson\\u2019s Zomart He. Eight bidders competed for the Glenroy Post Office last week, making 128 bids in 30 minutes, pushing the price up to $3 million. A local owner-occupier came out ahead, paying 36 per cent above the $2.2 million reserve to the vendor, Australia Post. The vacant 448 sq m property is on a 978 sq m of land at 9-11 Post Office Place. Colliers Travis Keenan and James Bui, managed the auction. Eight bidders also slugged it out at 272 Smith Street, Collingwood, where a chemist and medical centre sold under the hammer for $2.88 million \\u2013 $288,000 above the reserve \\u2013 reflecting a tight yield of 4.1 per cent. The 581 sq m double-storey shop is on a 289 sq m piece of land. The lease expires in four years.Records show the property last changed hands in 1992 for $505,000. The auction was handled by Stonebridge\\u2019s Nic Hage, Rorey James and Ian Lam. The Market Recap newsletter is a wrap of the day\\u2019s trading. . Windsor Park have announced their 2025 stallion fees - Leading European 2YO and Champion 3YO AUGUSTE RODIN, the latest addition to their stallion roster, is oversubscribed at an introductory fee of $30,000+gst. A six-time Group One winner, including at two, AUGUSTE RODIN trained on to become a Champion 3YO, winning both the English and Irish Derby’s. His quadrella of Group One victories at three also included Weight-For-Age wins against older horses in the Irish Champion Stakes and Breeders’ Cup Turf to become the only 3YO in history to secure these four championship Group One races in his classic year. Following his record-breaking classic season AUGUSTE RODIN added the Group One Royal Ascot Prince Of Wales’s Stakes at four to his spectacular CV. Hailing from the final crop of 11-time Champion Sire and global influence DEEP IMPACT, AUGUSTE RODIN’s female line is no less esteemed with his first three dams all being Group One performers at less than a mile. Like AUGUSTE RODIN, fellow Ballydoyle superstar PADDINGTON will shuttle to Windsor Park Stud again from Coolmore, Ireland for his second Southern Hemisphere season. PADDINGTON proved an instant hit with breeders in 2024 covering a full book with in excess 100 mares being tested in foal. The brilliant miling son of SIYOUNI and four-times Gr.1 winner is again oversubscribed at an unchanged fee of $35,000+gst. Windsor Park’s highly successful sire SHAMEXPRESS has enjoyed a breakout season in 2025 with his Hong Kong-based son KA YING RISING, the world’s highest ranked sprinter leading the way. The brilliant KA YING RISING has swept all before him in the dominion with a raft of world-class winning performances including three at the elite Group One level. As well, SHAMEXPRESS’ tally of stakes winners this season has been bolstered by Group winning racemares Grinzinger Belle and Blue Sky At Night together with the success of leading Singaporean stakes winner Lims Saltoro. Accordingly, SHAMEXPRESS will stand in 2025 for a fee of $20,000+gst. Commencing his third season at Windsor Park is the very popular PROFONDO, a handsome, Gr.1 winning son of DEEP IMPACT and Redoute’s Choice’s precocious 2YO Group winning daughter Honesty Prevails. A $1.9 million sales-topping yearling, PROFONDO has proved extremely popular with breeders serving in excess of 350 mares in his first two seasons at stud. PROFONDO has an impressive first crop of foals to represent him and will stand again for a fee of $17,500+gst in 2025. The same fee of $17,500+gst applies to Champion Miler CIRCUS MAXIMUS who will record his fifth season at Windsor Park in 2025. With a 2YO Group One performer already in his first, 2024, European crop and with his first Australasian 2YO’s impressing at both the trials and on raceday, the signs are ominous for this dual Royal Ascot winning miler. Heading his first 2YO’S to race in Australasia are unbeaten Australian filly Ha’penny Hatch who has bagged a brace of metropolitan wins and is slated to start in Listed company this weekend while his other performers include metro-placed Rufus, Towering Vision, Miss Parker and recent debut placegetter Engine of War who are all marching towards their 3YO season in progressive form. Proven stallions VANBRUGH and TURN ME LOOSE round out Windsor Park’s 2025 stallion lineup. ENCOSTA DE LAGO’s Gr.1 winning son VANBRUGH has fashioned a successful career with an excellent stakeswinners to runners strike rate of 5.6% from limited representation. An outstanding physical individual who is dominant for producing great types VANBRUGH is set to be represented by his first sizeable crop, now rising 3YO’s, next season. His top-class Group One performers, MUSTANG VALLEY and WILD NIGHT, trained on from two years to be performing at the top level as five and six-year-olds and with his yearlings selling to $130,000 at Karaka VANBRUGH will stand in 2025 for a fee of $7,500+gst which will be the same fee afforded his barnmate, fellow successful sire TURN ME LOOSE. TURN ME LOOSE continually sires smart winners week in, week out and this season alone has sired 52 individual winners of 70 races and in excess of $2.6 million in prizemoney. 2025 leading southern 3YO filly LOOSE SALLY is the latest stakes winner for TURN ME LOOSE who has sired Australian stakes winners (SHE’S) LICKETYSPLIT, PRIX DE TURN and ANCIENT GIRL to go with his tally of New Zealand stakes winners. 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Citizens in Windsor made a daring rescue along the downtown riverfront Wednesday afternoon to help pull a woman out of the Detroit River at a riverfront park around 3:30 p.m Windsor police officers quickly arrived on scene to assist with the dramatic rescue pulled the woman up and over the guard rail the woman could be seen sitting on the sidewalk surrounded by several of the people who had helped her She had cuts to her feet and her clothing was soaking wet The woman was taken to hospital by ambulance Windsor police could not be reached for comment on Friday jkotsis@postmedia.com Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience. transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account Error: no decision tree source folder detected MG Motor India is expected to launch a new variant of the Windsor EV in India this week The latest teasers have revealed that the launch will be on May 6 The MG Windsor EV Pro will get design changes on the interior as well as design The company will be introducing larger capacity battery pack with the Windsor EV The MG Windsor EV Pro variant will get V2L function along with V2V charging along with new alloy wheels and refreshed upholstery There might be a powered tailgate on the car and this includes some safety upgrade The total details about the car are yet to be out The MG Windsor EV Pro is likely to use a 50.6kWh battery instead of 38kWh unit The 38kWh unit is offered in the standard variants the car will get 134bhp along with 200Nm of torque The range of the car is expected to increase from 331km to 460km on a full charge MG Windsor EV was launched in September 2024 and the electric car received great response from the buyers in India the buyers always asked for a variant with larger battery pack with increased range The Windsor EV is supposed to be better with the new Windsor Pro The Windsor Pro is expected to be the top-end variant of the model The price of the MG Windsor EV starts at Rs 13.99 lakh (avg ex-showroom price The rented battery model starts under Rs 10 lakh (avg ex-showroom price Kalinga TV a 24-hour Odia news channel is part of Kalinga Media & Entertainment Pvt was founded by philanthropist and educationist Dr Himansu Sekhar Khatua the noted film maker at it’s helm as the Managing Director Kalinga TV is a 24-hour news channel and plans to be the premiere news channel in Odisha with special emphasis on social development The company was incorporated on 24.04.2013 under the Companies Act of 1956 A coalition of state and federal members from across all three major parties have joined the campaign to try to save a beloved kindergarten facing eviction in Melbourne’s inner east but the Allan government has refused to commit to saving the centre The Windsor Community Children’s Centre, which is both a childcare centre and a kindergarten, has for years leased its premises from Swinburne University but is facing eviction after the university decided to try to rezone and sell the Crown land on which it had built the centre Emma Carter and Romi Goldshlager in the garden of Windsor Community Children’s Centre The fate of the centre has emerged as a key issue in the upcoming byelection for the state seat of Prahran left vacant after former Greens MP Sam Hibbins’ abrupt resignation from parliament at the end of last year as well as in the marginal federal seat of Macnamara With Labor opting not to field a candidate for the February 8 Prahran contest it is shaping up as a battle between Greens candidate Angelica Di Camillo and the Liberal Party’s Rachel Westaway Both were in attendance at the centre on Wednesday as were current Labor Macnamara MP Josh Burns and his Greens challenger Sonya Semmens But notably absent was a representative of the Allan government and Planning Minister Sonya Kilkenny receiving personal invitations Speaking at a press conference across town cabinet minister Melissa Horne refused to answer why the government had snubbed the event “The minister for planning has had a report [handed down] and is making a determination [on the rezoning application],” she said A group of volunteers has led a campaign to save the not-for-profit service after Swinburne filed a rezoning application in July The group of political candidates all urged the university to abandon its bid to rezone the land which would open up the sale of the public land to developers Stonnington Council pledged to look at options to purchase the land to allow the centre to continue its operation Stonnington Mayor Melina Sehr and its chief executive have written letters to Kilkenny and Blandthorn urging for funding or partnership options for the site A Stonnington spokesperson said: “An independent valuation of the site determined the value of the property at a range between $12.2 million and $13.8 million Council is unable to consider the stand-alone acquisition of the site at that valuation however is prepared to consider a tripartite funding arrangement with state and federal governments.” Macnamara MP Josh Burns laid the blame for the eviction squarely at the feet of the university “Despite reasonable offers from the City of Stonnington [to purchase the land] Swinburne’s selfishness means they will send an outstanding early education centre out of existence,” Burns said The university released a scathing response to “correct the record” on Wednesday “State government departments and the City of Stonnington were offered the opportunity to purchase the land Swinburne is required to seek rezoning of the land ahead of a sale on the open market,” the statement said “There is nothing preventing the continuation of childcare at the site under a new landlord should they wish The re-zoning that the university is seeking is required to enable the university to divest the property given it was unable to find a public buyer The new zoning being sought does not preclude the provision of childcare services being provided.” A hearing for the rezoning application was held in September by the Government Land Standing Advisory Committee The committee filed its report to the planning minister in October The Windsor Community Children’s Centre chair is pleased with the renewed attention from politicians as the centre awaits the government’s determination federal Labor and the Greens are willing to go to an event together – it’s suddenly become a hot political issue It’s catapulted us to the top of us list,” she said “We have received some engagement [from the state government] and it’s encouraging to receive recognition that the centre is important … I am disappointed there was some significant gap in responses from the important players We haven’t had a visit from [the ministers].” the Greens announced a $12 million pledge to save the centre though that would need the government to adopt the policy The Victorian Liberals promised to write a letter to Swinburne University urging it to withdraw its rezoning application Burns has toured the site twice and written letters opposing the eviction More than 650 submissions were filed to the Government Land Standing Advisory Committee ahead of the hearing – one of the largest responses in the state’s history “Please don’t close this wonderful service,” one parent wrote “It would be an unforgivable travesty to remove such a crucial resource for the community,” said a local Parent Romi Goldshlager says she will have to choose between work or the care of her child if the daycare shuts director of the daycare and who has worked at the centre for 25 years is devastated at the thought of the centre shutting and for me that heartbreaking thing – to lose this site for education Vale said she was kept awake by the thought of bulldozing the daycare’s 40 native trees logs on the ground and the tree canopy that stretched over the kids playing in the yard The Liberals ran second in Prahran at the 2022 state election pulling just over 30 per cent of the primary vote compared with 36.4 per cent for the Greens The Greens easily won the two-candidate count on Labor preferences The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the day’s most important and interesting stories, analysis and insights. Sign up here A coalition of state and federal members from across all three major parties have joined the campaign to try to save a beloved kindergarten facing eviction in Melbourne\\u2019s inner east The Windsor Community Children\\u2019s Centre which is both a childcare centre and a kindergarten has for years leased its premises from Swinburne University but after the university decided to try to rezone and sell the Crown land on which it had built the centre left vacant after former Greens MP Sam Hibbins\\u2019 abrupt resignation from parliament at the end of last year it is shaping up as a battle between Greens candidate Angelica Di Camillo and the Liberal Party\\u2019s Rachel Westaway \\u201CThe minister for planning has had a report [handed down] and is making a determination [on the rezoning application],\\u201D she said A Stonnington spokesperson said: \\u201CAn independent valuation of the site however is prepared to consider a tripartite funding arrangement with state and federal governments.\\u201D \\u201CDespite reasonable offers from the City of Stonnington [to purchase the land] Swinburne\\u2019s selfishness means they will send an outstanding early education centre out of existence,\\u201D Burns said The university released a scathing response to \\u201Ccorrect the record\\u201D on Wednesday \\u201CState government departments and the City of Stonnington were offered the opportunity to purchase the land Swinburne is required to seek rezoning of the land ahead of a sale on the open market,\\u201D the statement said \\u201CThere is nothing preventing the continuation of childcare at the site under a new landlord should they wish The new zoning being sought does not preclude the provision of childcare services being provided.\\u201D The Windsor Community Children\\u2019s Centre chair is pleased with the renewed attention from politicians as the centre awaits the government\\u2019s determination federal Labor and the Greens are willing to go to an event together \\u2013 it\\u2019s suddenly become a hot political issue It\\u2019s catapulted us to the top of us list,\\u201D she said \\u201CWe have received some engagement [from the state government] and it\\u2019s encouraging to receive recognition that the centre is important \\u2026 I am disappointed there was some significant gap in responses from the important players We haven\\u2019t had a visit from [the ministers].\\u201D More than 650 submissions were filed to the Government Land Standing Advisory Committee ahead of the hearing \\u2013 one of the largest responses in the state\\u2019s history \\u201CPlease don\\u2019t close this wonderful service,\\u201D one parent wrote \\u201CIt would be an unforgivable travesty to remove such a crucial resource for the community,\\u201D said a local and for me that heartbreaking thing \\u2013 to lose this site for education Vale said she was kept awake by the thought of bulldozing the daycare\\u2019s 40 native trees The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the day\\u2019s most important and interesting stories *All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change TRIPLE DOUBLE A has thrived in handicaps in cheekpieces this season and can complete a quick-fire hat-trick He made little impact in three starts in maiden/novice company last season he was well backed on his handicap debut and reappearance at Redcar two weeks ago and rewarded that support with a decisive victory He followed up under a penalty with an even better performance at Yarmouth last Thursday and he looks up to defying another penalty Sharma d’Amour showed much improvement when making a successful handicap debut at Lingfield last month and could be the one for the forecast spot boasts an eye-catching pedigree as he’s out of Group 1 winner Ribbons and is a half-brother to a smart sort in 2023 Melbourne Cup runner-up Soulcombe Scoville is in excellent hands with William Haggas and is taken to make a winning debut Vecu failed to match his juvenile form when only third on his reappearance at Chelmsford last month but he wasn’t seen to best effect there from a wide draw and he’s likely to put up a better showing here FORAGER looks on a fair mark based on the pick of her juvenile efforts notably a runner-up effort at Lingfield off this mark on her penultimate start and she will have the assistance of Tom Marquand in the saddle for the first time Forager gets the vote over The Feminine Urge who has been placed on her last couple of starts and should give another good account FLEETWATER shaped well when runner-up on her reappearance and handicap debut at Kempton last month finding only an improving rival too strong and she looks likely to go well off just a 1 lb higher mark Her record at Windsor is also a positive as she won a novice and was then runner-up under a penalty on her two previous attempts over this course and distance Distant Rumble was a comfortable winner over course and distance last week ASINARA shaped well when third on her return at Haydock last month and can take a step forward with that outing under her belt Asinara travelled well at the head of affairs in the centre group but a lack of a recent run seemed to tell late on as she was headed approaching the final furlong KINGKEERstill looked a bit rough around the edges when fourth at Salisbury on his final start last season but he remains relatively unexposed and with the potential to do better as a four-year-old He has been gelded since last seen and makes his return to action with trainer Hughie Morrison’s horses in good form so it’s worth taking a chance that this well-bred and lightly raced sort can take a step forward Golden Circet had the run of the race when scoring at Bath a couple of weeks ago HARLINGTON won at Wolverhampton in November and has largely held his form well since finishing in the frame on his six subsequent starts He has been eased 1 lb since finishing third at Bath a couple of weeks ago and has Rossa Ryan taking over in the saddle Curtiz needs to bounce back from a below-par effort at Wolverhampton last time but had been runner-up at Chelmsford prior to that and is respected on that form The latest racing odds are on PaddyPower.com now PPB Counterparty Services Ltd is licensed and regulated by the Malta Gaming Authority. For customers in the UK, PPB Counterparty Services Ltd is licensed and regulated by the Gambling Commission CALEB Windsor will be back in the selection mix this week with the young Demon set to return from injury Windsor has been sidelined since the opening game of the season after an infection to his foot ruled him out for the following two matches and he'll integrate into full training this coming week,” said Selwyn Griffith  “He’ll look to be available for this weekend's game.”   Jake Lever (ankle) and Charlie Spargo (concussion) are also eyeing their returns after being ruled out of last Saturday’s game due to their respective injuries Lever and Spargo will both face fitness tests to tick off the final requirements to be available for Friday night’s match against Geelong “Jake just pulled up sore from our main training session last week therefore the decision was made [to remove him from the team],” Griffith said we’ll look to integrate him into main training and hopefully he is able to progress better than last week “Charlie has progressed well through his concussion protocol “His next phase is to integrate into main training and if he succeeds through that plus the additional testing with the doctors he'll be available for this weekend as well.”  Matt Jefferson will also remain as a test for this week’s match as he continues to recover from surgery following a fracture to his hand which was positive and now it's about him increasing the function of his hand,” Griffith said but we just need to see how his hand function improves We'll get a clearer picture on his availability towards the end of the week and progress him as far as his function allows.”  young Demon Xavier Lindsay was subbed off due to a knee concern but was cleared of any significant damage following scans “Imaging cleared him of any severe damage to the knee but he still has a low-grade injury to his medial ligament,” Griffith said “This week is more around progression from that he’s still quite sore and stiff following that incident “He was able to get moving today but he'll be unlikely for this week and then we'll just keep progressing him as each day goes by.”   After being sidelined for a number of weeks due to bone stress in his foot Jai Culley will make his return to football via the VFL to gain important match minutes “Jai has progressed back into full training,” Griffith said “He'll look to return to the VFL on some modified minutes this Friday but he has progressed really well in this last week.”   In exciting news for young Demons Koltyn Tholstrup (back) and Luker Kentfield (illness) both are closing in on returns after extended periods on the sidelines “We've had Koltyn and Luker both progressing through a reconditioning phase,” Griffith said “After both of them had an interrupted Christmas and January period they've had a great month and integrated back into full training last week “They're both in full training again this week with the likelihood of being available next week.”  Judd McVee is getting closer to rounding out his rehab from a hamstring injury he sustained in February during pre-season   “Judd's been integrating into some training and he's had a really positive fortnight with really good strength numbers in the gym,” Griffith said “Now we're seeing that transfer out onto the field He'll look to integrate into full training over the next week or two with availability likely in the coming weeks.”  Tom Campbell didn’t feature in the second half due to hamstring awareness but recovered well and has re-entered into his regular training schedule Shane McAdam (Achilles) and Andy Moniz-Wakefield (knee) are both continuing to complete their respective rehab programs Harvey Langford has earned the Round 3 AFL Rising Star nomination The city is going to review security measures at all city-run and city-authorized events in Windsor Ward 3 Councillor Renaldo Agostino requested during Monday's meeting that administration conduct an immediate review of the current event safety planning policies and that the report include a risk assessment process for all event spaces Agostino requested the review after an SUV drove into a crowd attending a street festival in Vancouver killing 11 people and leaving dozens injured One man has been charged with eight counts of second-degree murder Ward 3 Councillor Renaldo Agostino says most street closures involve wooden barriers to prevent vehicles from entering "The reason we use the wooden horses instead of something bigger is if an emergency vehicle needs to get through We always have to leave 16 feet of clearance and room for quick ease and someone has to be able to move that wooden horse The issue is that the wooden horse is not very safe," he says Agostino says he's helped with a number of events in his lifetime that have involved street closures "I don't want the community to think there's a threat of some type of incident But the thing I saw the most was distracted drivers getting to within a foot of our barriers," he says Agostino says he just wants to see what options are available for the types of barriers for street closures and how they can improve safety "I wouldn't be able to live with myself if someone hit a patio or mistakenly went through a barrier and hit one person Agostino asked that the report be expedited given the warmer weather brings with it a number of festivals and events across Windsor Pidapipo Nutella-filled Banana Milk Doughnuts What puts a little extra pep in your step – the tiny wins that just make you feel good It might be a spectacularly sunny evening post-work Taking your mates to your favourite spot and watching them fall in love with it Those nights where one drink turns into dinner and dancing Night Shift – a new micro-festival for Windsor presented by Broadsheet in partnership with rideshare company DiDi – is all about the pleasure of those nights we’ve teamed up with some killer Windsor venues to offer exclusive off-menu items (all with a fun orange twist in tribute to DiDi's signature shade) from Thursday April 3 until Saturday April 5 travel spots and more – curated by those who know Freddy’s Pizza an ambient Chapel Street spot known for crisp slices (including a banging mortadella number with sugo and fried mozzarella) is doing a special Negroni made with Tommy’s Mandarino Produced by Freddy’s in-house liqueur label the Mandarino is a limoncello-inspired drop with a sweet Locally beloved Japanese diner, Tokyo Tina is sticking to the citrus theme with the Orenji Mezcalrita – an orange-flavoured mezcal Marg Finally, the people at Pidapipo’s Chapel Street outlet are proving more is more with their Nutella-filled banana milk doughnuts – topped with banana milk gelato salted caramel sauce and peanut croccante (Italian-style peanut brittle) If you’re planning to try every dish – and we recommend it – you’ll want to take multiple trips or else stay out late DiDi is coming to the party with discounted fares to get you to and from the Night Shift with ease Just use the code “NightShift” when booking your ride Night Shift runs from Thursday April 3 to Saturday April 5 at various locations in Windsor Use code “NightShift” from 5pm April 3 to 5am April 6 for a discount on your trip with DiDi Bakeries and Restaurants That Opened or Closed in April 32 of the Hottest Dishes and Drinks in Melbourne Right Now Menu Reveal: Five Things To Order at Junda Khoo’s Ho Liao First Look: Filipino Pop-Up Palay Moves to Fitzroy for Good The Living Nostradamus has just stepped forward with his take on Princess Lilibet future The conversation happened with the Daily Mail He also noted that she would live in stark contrast to Prince Archie and may “embrace - rather than reject - her high-profile background.” She will not run away from fame — she will redefine it.” by 2031 she is predicted to start “informal roles tied to humanitarian diplomacy” and may also be seen serving as a “representative for global and feminist causes.” “She will represent what the monarchy would like to be: modern plural and empathetic - without having to wear a crown or live in palaces.” during her “delicate period” she will “be the victim of coordinated attacks on social media The pressure will be so great that she will consider abandoning public life There will be an emotional rebirth after 2042.” He also predicted her married life and said she is likely to marry in a way where she “escapes aristocratic standards.” With “a name linked to technology with a social impact perhaps a young billionaire with philanthropic travels but this marriage will be a global event between 2048 and 2050.” She is also predicted to join the Firm officially turning into “the only possible bridge between the Windsor's and the Sussexes.” Throughout her life Mr Salomé believes “she will participate in ceremonies representing reality but always selectively and independently.” Lilibet will play a decisive role in redefining the role of the royal family but as the architect of a new symbolic diplomacy.” We use cookies to provide our services and for analytics and marketing. To find out more about our use of cookies and how you can disable them, please see our Privacy Policy. By continuing to browse our website, you agree to our use of cookies. Click here to read our privacy policy. Just days after the first World Cup stop in Guadalajara, Mexico, 129 divers are assembling in Windsor, Canada, to contest event No. 2 of the World Aquatics Diving World Cup tour. The event, from 10-13 April, will be their last chance to qualify for next month’s World Cup Super Final at the famous Water Cube in Beijing, China. For many athletes, Windsor will be a refreshing new venue. Known as the automotive capital of Canada, Windsor is so close to another North American car-manufacturing hub (Detroit, Michigan) that fans can see Detroit across the river from the diving center. Windsor also happens to be the most southern city in Canada. And in 2016, it hosted swimming’s short course (25m) world championships. View this post on Instagram A post shared by World Aquatics (@world_aquatics) the spotlight will be on divers from 23 countries as they vie for medals and prize money in all eight Olympic events – plus the non-Olympic mixed team discipline who finished 1-2-3 last weekend in Guadalajara In the 3m and 10m individual and synchronized events China will be a medal threat in every discipline China claimed 12 medals at the Guadalajara World Cup – at least one per event – but host country Mexico stymied a sweep by winning two golds of its own (in men’s 10m and in men’s 3m synchro) Kilimanjaro last year and is aiming to make his ninth world championship team this July and August in Singapore View this post on Instagram A post shared by World Aquatics (@world_aquatics) There will be plenty of synchro diving action as well: two finals on Saturday and two more Sunday For a detailed schedule of the Windsor World Cup, click here Scores from both World Cups will determine qualification and seeding for the World Cup Super Final, which will feature an exciting new format for individual events when it debuts 2-4 May in the Chinese capital With the Windsor, Canada stop of the 2025 Diving World Cup season awaiting, here's where you can watch all the dives in your local market: Diving World Cup 2025 | Where to Watch Guide Polls point to a power-sharing government being the most likely outcome at the upcoming federal election Independent Senator David Pocock and Tony Windsor AM former independent parliamentarian who held the balance of power during the Gillard minority government join Amy Remeikis to discuss how they negotiate with the major parties the growth of the independent and minor party vote and why there’s so much fearmongering about minority governments in Australia This discussion was recorded live on Wednesday 26 February 2025 and things may have changed since recording Order What’s the Big Idea? 32 Big Ideas for a Better Australia now Guest: Senator David Pocock, Independent Senator for the Australian Capital Territory // @davidpocock Guest: Tony Windsor AM, former Independent Member for New England // @TonyHWindsor Host: Amy Remeikis, Chief Political Analyst, the Australia Institute // @amyremeikis Host: Ebony Bennett, Deputy Director, the Australia Institute // @ebonybennett Power sharing in Australian parliaments by Bill Browne and Richard Denniss Electoral Reform Bill analysis by Bill Browne and Joshua Black The biggest stories and the best analysis from the team at the Australia Institute Sign up The Wrap with Amy Remeikis Well, those two weeks were quite the month, weren’t they? The headlines could cause whiplash; from a focus on the alternative prime minister’s past, to election date scuttle, to Chinese military vessels niggling boundaries, to Donald Trump making it clear to the people in the back where his America stands, Amy Remeikis and Bill Browne discuss the federal election campaign so far, the performance of the media, and how preferential voting actually works. Some people are worried that the next election could lead to a “hung parliament”, requiring power sharing arrangements between parties and independents. But Parliaments always involve power-sharing: between interest groups, communities and political movements; across the upper and lower houses; within parties (via factions); and between parties. Authorised by Ebony Bennett, The Australia Institute, Level 1, 113 Canberra Avenue, Griffith ACT 2603. The Australia Institute recognises the ancestral connections and custodianship of Traditional Owners throughout Australia. 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How I Got Here: The British Fashion Council’s communications executive on finding success abroad PHOTOGRAPHY BY the.runaway.hearts/INSTAGRAM “The only thing I was fussy about was the photography I knew I wanted everything shot on Super8 and 35mm film.” Melbourne-based book blogger, Olivia Friend (@oloffffy) Though they were in the same social circles it wasn’t until years later the two reconnected Brendan proposed during a hike in Yosemite National Park “I was completely caught off guard and to this day I can’t believe he proposed to me while I was wearing a beanie,” Olivia says Olivia and Brendan wanted the day to be low-key and unfussy “The thought of putting together a wedding was not appealing to me in the slightest,” Olivia shares the two chose to elope at The Hotel Windsor a Victorian-style hotel in Melbourne’s CBD Olivia wore a custom minidress from a local label and a Juliet cap veil thrifted from a vintage store. She later changed into a House of CB dress Their ceremony had 20 guests, with flowers from O My Beloved and a cake from Mali Bakes Olivia and Brendan celebrated with family and friends at a garden party at home on the Sunshine Coast where they’re both from Bren and I went to high school together and were in similar social circles we didn’t reconnect until years later – it just felt right we were on a very rainy hike in Yosemite in the US and he proposed I was completely caught off guard and to this day I can’t believe he proposed to me while I was wearing a beanie… but it was perfect We then spent a good amount of time celebrating in NYC which we always look back on fondly How did you settle on the venue for your wedding We chose to elope at The Hotel Windsor in Melbourne We wanted the day to be very low-key and less about us and more about the people who came along to celebrate A big fuss isn’t really our style and I’m not a planner The thought of putting together a wedding was not appealing to me in the slightest my choice of venue was heavily influenced by my obsession with the Windsor Suite’s carpet and the vintage pink and blue hues was sent photos of the space and she crafted the most perfect floral arrangements that fit in seamlessly Our wedding day was super cosy with just 20 guests We had only immediate family and our bridal party we had a big garden party at home on the Sunshine Coast to celebrate with everyone Where was your outfit from and what was the process of sourcing it like the first was a custom mini dress from a local bridal company paired with a vintage Juliet cap veil Bren and I found at a vintage store in Brisbane My second dress was from House of CB originally and then a local seamstress re-made it to fit me My bag was made by Oana Bags in Sweden. I wanted something cute and different and also something sustainable that I would wear again. The mini bag is handmade and super sweet, I wear it all the time. My jacket was from Bübish Luxe, though I ended up stealing Bren’s jacket on the day tell us about the look you went for on the day My little sister Sophie did my makeup on the day I wanted something really natural and she did such an amazing job although looking back wish I had given myself more than 15 minutes to blow dry my hair I spent too much time browsing in bookshops in the morning and not enough time getting ready What did you do to celebrate after the ceremony We went to a bar after the ceremony for a drink and then later celebrated with an intimate dinner at a small Italian restaurant It was the perfect way to unwind and enjoy the company of our nearest and dearest we had our wedding cake which was from Mali Bakes It was red velvet with cream cheese frosting and yes The only thing I was fussy about was the photography. I knew I wanted everything shot on Super8 and 35mm film. We wanted our day captured in a way that was candid and documentary-style and I’m so glad we found Kara (@the.runaway.hearts) her style is so dreamy and aligned with my personal style so well Keep up with Olivia here The importance of solo travel when you’re in a relationship A24-style posters and an afterparty: Inside Jess and Dan’s Auckland wedding Inside a vintage-inspired Melbourne wedding with a cannoli cart and lawn bowls From office to on set: A creative director’s week in fashion marketing How model Bernad Ngendakumana constructs a look Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" MG Motor is turning the wick up on its electric game After winning hearts (and parking spots) with the Windsor the carmaker is now getting ready to roll out its snazzier sibling – the Windsor PRO it comes with more of everything: more tech To be launched under the new JSW MG Motor India banner the Windsor PRO aims to ride the momentum created by the standard Windsor which has quietly become one of the highest-selling EVs in its segment MG promises serious upgrades across six fronts – Tech That could translate to features like a larger infotainment screen The outgoing Windsor’s claimed range hovered around 400 km so expect the PRO to push that envelope further the PRO is expected to carry forward the Intelligent CUV design DNA blending SUV practicality with sedan-like comfort MG might throw in a bigger battery pack with faster charging capability Rumors suggest a range closer to 450-470 km which would help it stay competitive against segment stalwarts like the Tata Nexon EV Long Range and Mahindra XUV400 EL Pro Let’s also not forget Hyundai’s Kona Electric which continues to hold its ground with a premium badge an official unveil might be just weeks away MG seems to be following the age-old mantra: “If it ain’t broke and watch it fly off the showroom floor.” That said this could very well be the version that convinces more fence-sitters to go electric—especially those who want their EV with a little extra everything let’s just hope they throw in ventilated seats Bethan joined Horse & Hound as showing editor in January 2025 after spending two years as Editor for Grandstand Media\u2019s Showing World She was born on a Pembrokeshire farm but did not inherit her father\u2019s love of cows a riding lesson at three years old sparked a passion for ponies fuelled by hours spent with her great uncle\u2019s Welsh ponies and point\u2013to-pointers Bethan and her younger sister began showing in flat Whilst they have stuck predominantly to the Welsh breeds there have been forays into the other sections and breeds They have progressed from grassroots level to wins at shows up and down the country and have each won ridden championships at the Royal Welsh Yrallt Mayday Surprise (Jim) almost made history as the first Welsh section C to take the RIHS championship but finished in reserve only to become the first and only one of his breed to win the mountain and moorland championship at HOYS later that year also boasts a win and reserve championship at HOYS Jim and Prince both stood Best of Breed at London International and enjoyed further fame when Jim was invited to meet The Queen (Elizabeth II) and Prince starred alongside Bethan and TV and radio presenter Adrian Chiles in an episode of Welsh documentary series before taking the opportunity to marry her love for horses with writing as a journalist and editor providing live coverage of Welsh equestrian events including the Royal Welsh and Royal Welsh Winter Fair and has presented the HOYS breeders awards and the SEIB British Showing World Awards With a show to perform as well as a ride judge to impress, the ridden hacks might just be one of the toughest classes to win. There are four hack classes at Royal Windsor Horse Show; the open large before first and second of each division goes head to head in a bid to secure the coveted Count Robert Orrsich Hack Championship in the Castle Arena Presiding over the ride aspect this year is Georgina Maywood Neither Georgina’s grandparents or parents were horsey but she became the proud owner of two donkeys aged seven and her first pony followed about two years later “I decided that riding a horse would be much easier,” jokes Georgina who is now a freelance riding coach and enjoys offering showing and pole clinics as well as private lessons She proceeded to take part in Pony Club activities Georgina now concentrates predominantly on cobs “I enjoy the privilege of riding beautiful horses and like to be able to give something back to the sport,” says Georgina. Georgina has officiated at Windsor before, and on that occasion, she judged the conformation aspect of the riding horses. She says: “It’s a special show and I’m very much looking forward to judging again”. With the prospect of riding some of the country’s most elegant hacks just around the corner, what will Georgina be looking for? “I will be looking for my winner to draw my eye from the moment they walk into the Copper Arena,” says Georgina, adding: “My winner will need to have a good walk, meaning they are relaxed, in self carriage and covering the ground. For me, I’d like to see this way of going continue through all three paces of the go round.” Unlike riding horses, hunters and cobs, hacks must perform an individual show with their riders, as well as being assessed from the saddle by the ride judge. Of the show component, Georgina says: “I’d like to see the horses happy, forwards, balanced and in true partnership with their riders.” Finally, once on board, Georgina says: “I will be looking for a light, mannerly ride with the horse carrying me forwards. I don’t want to be nagging them – I want the horse to enjoy their job.” Mark Fuller will be joining Georgina assessing the conformation of the animals. “With Mark’s wealth of knowledge, I’m looking forward to finding the next Windsor hack champion,” says Georgina. Windsor police are asking for the public’s help locating a male suspect wanted in connection to an assault after he was allegedly caught stealing from a duty free shop Officers responded to a report of an assault in the 700 block of Patricia Road shortly after 2 p.m An adult male victim with facial injuries was located by officers who arrived on the scene The victim was transported to hospital with injuries described as non-life-threatening Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience Windsor police learned that the victim and suspect were involved in a verbal altercation after the suspect was allegedly caught attempting to steal from the duty free shop Police said the exchange escalated when the suspect threatened the individual before punching him in the face and fleeing the scene police said the suspect was wearing dark green sweatpants He was also carrying a yellow reusable shopping bag Windsor police are also searching for a male suspect wanted in connection to a series of armed robberies at convenience stores across the city between April 15 and April 27 Police said the suspect allegedly walked into five different convenience stores mmazak@postmedia.com Nashville star Connie Britton shared a kiss with boyfriend and This is Us producer David Windsor at the press luncheon for "The Motherhood," the upcoming Hallmark reality series Connie is set to host Connie Britton’s romance is a real-life Hallmark movie The Friday Night Lights alum stepped out with her boyfriend David E Windsor for a press luncheon to promote her upcoming Hallmark Channel reality series The Motherhood and the couple shared an adorable PDA moment together at the May 1 event at Glasshouse on the Park in New York City to which Connie wore a blue and white dress and white heels and David wore a blue sweater and salmon colored pants Connie is set to host The Motherhood which premieres May 5 and focuses on helping single mothers "create more balanced and fulfilling lives for themselves and their families," according to the show's website the couple last stepped out together to attend the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party over five years after they first met at a friend’s birthday party the moment they were introduced is one she will "never forget." "I walked into his party and I was like, 'Oh my gosh, I don't know a single soul," she recalled during a January 2023 appearance on SiriusXM's Radio Andy "I'm talking to my friend and he looks past me and he sees David across the room and he is like 'There's someone here you have to meet.'" Connie's friend—who was determined to set them up—coordinated to have the pair exchange emails Indeed, David reached out to her the next day, and since then, the producer has become a paternal figure to her son, Eyob, now 14, who she adopted from Ethiopia in 2011 as a single mom She told host Andy Cohen "I have an amazing man in my life now and he is definitely stepping into that more paternal role." The actress also provided insight into why their relationship works so well "What I was really looking for was a partnership where there's constant growth, on both sides, and a sort of deepening of each other,” she told Parade in their March 2025 cover story "And therefore [a] deepening of who I am—and for him So it makes me a better mom and a better actor I found true love.' It's that I found somebody who I can walk on a journey with that is going to be constantly ever-changing Connie Britton spent four seasons on Spin City She developed an on/off relationship with Michael J Britton played daughter-in-law Sophie to Mr a retired New York City fire fighter on this one-season comedy her husband and her daughter (as well as Mr Fitz's two other sons) move back into his house and bring chaos in what was supposed to be his time alone she starred in four episodes of The West Wing as Connie Tate a campaign consultant working for President Bartlet (Martin Sheen) during his re-election campaign Britton's Rachel Davis gives her ad agency addicted husband Michael (Mitch Rouse) an ultimatum of spending more time with his family or losing her altogether in this short-lived series making him re-evaluate his priorities and put more effort into his home life even if he doesn't know how anything in the kitchen works One of the few 24 love interests to survive Diane Huxley (Britton) was Jack's landlady-turned-girlfriend in season five on the hit Fox series that's Britton in bed with Peter Griffin on Family Guy She voiced herself for a gag when Peter compares his wife's cookies to Britton's hair Tami (Britton) was much more than the wife of the football coach She played mother figure to the high school students going from guidance counselor to principal to dean of admissions at a college American Horror Story: Murder House featured Britton as Vivien Harmon...who eventually became the mother of the Antichrist she and her family buy the infamous murder house as an attempt to keep their family together after an affair The house lives up to its name and by the end of the season Britton reprised the role on AHS: Apocalypse For five and a half seasons across two networks Britton starred on Nashville as Rayna Jaymes The series saw Rayna's star start to wane the character overcome heartaches and physical setbacks and the character eventually move into producing but Britton was already gone—her character died in season five after a car accident The Boston native had a recurring role on the first season of FX's American Crime Story as real person (and recurring Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star) Faye Resnick She considers her staff to be her best friends...but the feeling isn't always mutual 9-1-1 season one featured Britton in the role of Abby Clark an emergency dispatcher caring for her mother who was suffering from Alzheimer's The part was always intended to be a one-season role to travel the world after the death of her mother The 52-year-old actress's most recent TV role was playing Debra Newell on Bravo's limited true-crime drama Dirty John meets John Meehan (Eric Bana) she thinks her life is complete and her perfect man will make her happy forever That is not the case however in the series based on the hit podcast and Los Angeles Times article of the same name and their relationship ends up including love Built almost 90 years ago and still standing proudly on Stirling Highway Offers have been invited for the site at 98-100 Stirling Highway, currently home to beloved local independent cinemas Luna Palace The property listing describes the 2,532sqm site as an “iconic town centre supersite in premium location” with “high density large scale future redevelopment options” “The Windsor Cinema is leased to renowned local operators Luna Palace Cinemas who have refurbished the property including new seating,” said Ray White Commercial WA agent Stephen Harrison who is marketing the property alongside agent Michael Milne “The Nedlands location and demographic is ideal for a boutique Arthouse cinema operation.” large span buildings and income stream will be of broad appeal to investors and developers alike,” added Milne “The buildings are not heritage listed although attractive elements are certainly worth retaining as part of any future redevelopment.” While the 1937-built cinema’s distinctive Art Deco features – including its blue tower with vibrant red stripes – make it an immediately recognisable landmark of the area the Windsor is not currently listed on the State Heritage Register The most recent assessment by the Heritage Council of WA in 2020 concluded the cinema “does not have sufficient cultural heritage significance at the State level for inclusion in the State Register” The assessment document goes on to detail that the cinema is “a good representative example of a 1930s suburban cinema which reflected the hope and optimism of the inter-war period,” however compares it to the Cygnet Theatre in Como which is described as “a highly intact and fine example of a cinema in the Inter-War Functionalist style” and “the least altered of the 1930s suburban cinemas of Perth that remain in operation A current change.org petition “Save Perth’s Last Art Deco Cinema! Heritage List The Windsor Now!” has almost reached its 5000 signature goal which follows a long-running effort by the Art Deco Society to officially protect the building Prince Harry told the BBC he "wants to reconcile" with his family but that the King "won't speak to him" Sky's Adele Robinson asks Windsor residents what they think of his comments Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.