When he's not writing third person profile blurbs, Ben O'Shea is working for The West Australian newspaper.
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By: Ben O'Shea
No one likes being criticised. Even more so when the criticism happens in a very public way, in front of an audience, as it did to yours truly on the weekend.
No one likes being criticised. Even more so when the criticism happens in a very public way, in front of an audience, as it did to yours truly on the weekend.
By: Ben O'Shea
There is more than just a crucial “W” for the win-loss column at stake when the San Francisco 49ers take on the Los Angeles Rams at the MCG on Friday.
There is more than just a crucial ‘W’ for the win-loss column at stake when the San Francisco 49ers take on the Los Angeles Rams at the MCG on Friday.
The longest road trip in NFL history is culminating at the MCG this morning as the Los Angeles Rams take on the San Francisco 49ers in the latest instalment of one of the game’s greatest rivalries.
By: Ben O'Shea
The historic first NFL game on Australian soil wasn't exactly a nail-biter, but it brought superstar athletes, spectacular action and a touch of Hollywood to the MCG on Friday.
The “W” went to the underdog San Francisco 49ers, 27-7, as the Los Angles Rams, Super Bowl favourites, found out the hard way that jet lag comes for us all.
The WA screen industry is eyeing up a stronger collaboration with Bollywood, leaning on a cinematic giant that generates tens of billions of dollars a year.
The WA screen industry is eyeing up a stronger collaboration with Bollywood, leaning on a cinematic giant that generates tens of billions of dollars a year.
