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NRL Magic Round 2025 LIVE: Titans v Bulldogs, Panthers v Broncos
NRL Magic Round 2025 LIVE: Titans v Bulldogs, Panthers v Broncos

Sydney Morning Herald

time04-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Sydney Morning Herald

NRL Magic Round 2025 LIVE: Titans v Bulldogs, Panthers v Broncos

Go to latest Pinned post from 1.20pm Who gets the first win on Sunday? 1.29pm Titans team list: Francis comes in for Fifita Des Hasler has shuffled his team around a little bit, with Tony Francis starting on the wing for Jojo Fifita. 1. Jaylan De Groot, 2. Alofiana Khan-Pereira, 3. Brian Kelly, 4. Phillip Sami, 18. Tony Francis, 6. AJ Brimson, 7. Tom Weaver, 8. Moeaki Fotuaika, 9. Sam Verrills, 10. Reagan Campbell-Gillard, 12. Beau Fermor, 14. Klese Haas, 13. Tino Fa'asuamaleaui (c), 11. Chris Randall, 15. Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui, 16. Arama Hau, 17. Josiah Pahulu 1.20pm Who gets the first win on Sunday? 1.10pm Welcome Good afternoon rugby league fans, and welcome to the third and final day of Magic Round 2025. Billie Eder and Christian Nicolussi here once again to take you through the final games of the weekend. It's been a big week, we're limping to the finish line, but at least we have three great games of rugby league at Suncorp Stadium today. First up it's the Titans and the Bulldogs from 1:50pm, followed by the Panthers and the Broncos at 4:05pm, before the Storm and the Raiders close out the weekend from 6:25pm.

NRL Magic Round 2025 LIVE: Titans v Bulldogs, Panthers v Broncos
NRL Magic Round 2025 LIVE: Titans v Bulldogs, Panthers v Broncos

The Age

time04-05-2025

  • Sport
  • The Age

NRL Magic Round 2025 LIVE: Titans v Bulldogs, Panthers v Broncos

Go to latest Pinned post from 1.20pm Who gets the first win on Sunday? 1.29pm Titans team list: Francis comes in for Fifita Des Hasler has shuffled his team around a little bit, with Tony Francis starting on the wing for Jojo Fifita. 1. Jaylan De Groot, 2. Alofiana Khan-Pereira, 3. Brian Kelly, 4. Phillip Sami, 18. Tony Francis, 6. AJ Brimson, 7. Tom Weaver, 8. Moeaki Fotuaika, 9. Sam Verrills, 10. Reagan Campbell-Gillard, 12. Beau Fermor, 14. Klese Haas, 13. Tino Fa'asuamaleaui (c), 11. Chris Randall, 15. Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui, 16. Arama Hau, 17. Josiah Pahulu 1.20pm Who gets the first win on Sunday? 1.10pm Welcome Good afternoon rugby league fans, and welcome to the third and final day of Magic Round 2025. Billie Eder and Christian Nicolussi here once again to take you through the final games of the weekend. It's been a big week, we're limping to the finish line, but at least we have three great games of rugby league at Suncorp Stadium today. First up it's the Titans and the Bulldogs from 1:50pm, followed by the Panthers and the Broncos at 4:05pm, before the Storm and the Raiders close out the weekend from 6:25pm.

Boston nursing facility sues former director, accusing him of mishandling more than $3 million
Boston nursing facility sues former director, accusing him of mishandling more than $3 million

CBS News

time06-03-2025

  • Health
  • CBS News

Boston nursing facility sues former director, accusing him of mishandling more than $3 million

A civil lawsuit has been filed against the former director of the Benjamin Healthcare Center in Boston's Mission Hill neighborhood for allegedly siphoning funds from the facility for his own gain. Two other former employees have also been named in the suit. The skilled nursing facility has faced an ongoing battle to remain open, when the former director Tony Francis abruptly announced it would close last year. Employees then sounded the alarm about alleged financial mismanagement of more than $3 million, some of it state and federal money, that Francis allegedly pocketed for personal items including travel, clothing, spa services and food. Went weeks without paycheck Mitish Mahulkar has been working as an occupational therapist at the facility for 12 years and said he often went weeks without a paycheck. "There was incidents where I deposited my paycheck in the bank and realized later that it bounced, there was no funds to cover my payroll," said Mahulkar. The facility was recently put into court-ordered receivership to help manage its debts. "We're not going to get angry, we're not even going to be talking about getting even. What we want to do is be able to get what rightfully belongs to the Benjamin, and that's what we will pursue," said court-ordered receiver Joseph Feaster at a press conference Thursday announcing the civil lawsuit. Concerns about patients The Benjamin is nearly 100 years old, the only Black-founded, owned and operated nursing home facility in New England that now cares for 76 patients. "Some of our residents have been here for greater than 10, 15 years, this is their home," said admissions director Leslie Henderson. "We were scared, we all became advocates for our residents." Henderson is among the employees who raised concerns about alleged financial mismanagement. But the question that remains is whether the Benjamin is on borrowed time even if it can recoup some of the lost funds. Feaster said it will help but the facility still needs a more guaranteed revenue stream. Mahulkar says he can only hope for himself and his patients. "It was almost like somebody has slapped you in your face. How can a human being do that to other human beings," said Mahulkar.

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