Jayden kelly wins north broken hill best and fairest 2015

Jayden kelly wins north broken hill best and fairest 2015. Picture: David Wallace

„I don’t know if you’ve got any idea the last few weeks have been tough for my body and myself.

„It’s been tough for my body mentally. I was in Australia last we충주출장안마ekend, and I haven’t been back in a while.

„I’m just really grateful for what the coaches have been doing for me.“

She says the biggest ch라이브 카지노allenge is dealing with stress.

„As a player, you have to be very flexible at times, and because the league is such a team sport you공주출장샵 공주출장마사지 have to be very consistent.

„I’ve been here for quite a while and the guys have been very open to me and the way I think, the way I coach and the style of play I’m playing makes it really tough.

„They have also made me a lot more competitive in the games and in the team, so that’s really been good.

„I’m definitely more of a competitor, and the only thing that I struggle with is the mental stress in a sport like sport.

„If I could just get off my butt and get through the weeks, I would.

„I love to play sport. That’s just part of playing.

„I wouldn’t say that I have been down on myself in the way that some people might say because I know it takes a lot of hard work but it’s something that I’m slowly getting out of the way in terms of the way I think.

„But I’m sure if I am really playing well I’m just going to keep improving every week.“

Daniil Kvyat says he’s also struggling mentally.

„After all the stuff that has happened in the last few weeks, I know in a big group, if you don’t put in the time you could still win this,“ he says.

„We all have to put in the work and I’ve had to put in the work in the last couple of weeks, which has definitely gone in the right direction and I’m looking forward to the season.“

Doctors treating bushfire burns victims around the country have been told to keep away from a house where a number of elderly people have been rescued from the smoke

Doctors treating bushfire burns victims around the country have been told to keep away from a house where a number of elderly people have been rescued from the smoke.

Houses in the town of Yatara in western Australia were blanketed by smoke, trapping residents outside.

Health Minister Kelvin Davis, who visited the homes on Saturday, told reporters they were being treated by staff after their properties were evacuat더킹카지노ed.

But he said they should consider staying in a „safe area“.

Mr Davis said the government would provide $600,000 for help.

Some of the older residents had suffered smoke inhalation and were „very, very, very badly burned“, Mr Davis said.

„They’re all pretty much burnt out, they’re dead, they don’t know what to do or what to think, so they are trying to stay in this house that is just there to have a safe place.“

Australian firefighters rescued nine people from the house after the bushfire ignited near Yatara, 150 kilometres east of Brisbane.

Firefighters rescued a dog from the site on Saturday as they dealt with an alarm.

The property was built in the 18th Century and was intended to be a house for an elderly couple.

Dr Greg Stott, a Queensland hospital physician, said: „They got it with the help of the police and firefighters.

„At that point it was a bit o카지노 사이트f a challenge because their house was full of rubbish and trees and a huge pile of dead birds all over the place.“

‚Pile of dead birds‘

At a nearby community centr카지노 사이트e, volunteers were gathered to help clean the houses of dead and dying animals.

„There was just a pile of dead birds all over the place in that house,“ paramedic Shane Wilson said.

„I’ve got to say, there was quite a lot of dead and dead birds that came through the door and started to come inside.“

Mr Davis said the fire would have ravaged nearby rural towns of Narre Warren and Yatara.

„This fire has destroyed homes, communities and communities within these communities,“ he said.

„They [old people] have seen their communities in the past crumble. We’re here to help them rebuild.“

Mr Davis also thanked local residents for their donations and said more resources would be available once the fire had been contained.

„The firefighters are being treated under their own lights,“ Mr Davis said.

„And, sadly, a number o