(I know it's not the main focus in the title but I'd also be super keen to talk to people in the UK, either London or somewhere in England or Scotland around like Edinburgh as there's a near 100% chance I'm moving there this year)
Hi everyone!
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Hobbies!: For the past few years I've been heavily into formula 1, never missing a race (even the 3 am ones and even worse, the 7 am ones!)
I also enjoy doing photography, I mainly do cars but I have recently started thinking about more landscape/urban photography.
Now for games! My main ones are Destiny 2, and rainbow six siege, (for those wondering my highest rank is diamond 3 (when rank actually meant something lol)), but I haven't been playing them much these days. I play heaps more than that but I can't think of them off the top of my head lol. To try and list some id say project zomboid is one I'm very into as of right now, that and hell divers 2. I really enjoyed elden ring so I want to try more souls like games. Red dead redemption 2 is amazing and my favourite game of all time is probably watch dogs 2.
I love JDM cars and unfortunately haven't been to a car meet in over a year now. My introduction to photography was through cars so if you'd like to see some of my photos do let me know! Most of my part time work went towards getting my dream car so I definitely plan on going to more meets!
As for what I look like I'm 5"11' brown hair that touches my shoulders and never acts normally. I am 75 ish kg and I have brown eyes. That's a basic description of me but if you want a picture that's not an issue.
I'm not really too good at writing these advertisements or making titles or finishing them off so I'll just say if I sound appealing to you or you wanna know more, feel free to shoot me a message! For those in WA I'm down in the Mandurah area but travelling up to Perth isn't an issue for me! And hopefully I see all you Scots later this year!
Thanks for reading! Stay safe people!!

I benefitted a lot from the advice on this subreddit and used a lot of it to guide my approach to M3 year; now that I've had the chance to sit the exam, I wanted to create an exam write-up in the hopes that it will be useful to others. This write-up is lengthy, as I wanted to include advice for any new M3 students about how to maximize 3rd year, as well as some Step 2-specific strategies and advice.
A little about me: I am a non-traditional student (in my 30s) at a mid-tier US MD school. Pre-clinical grades were good (honored 2nd year, 0.5% away from honoring 1st year). Honored every rotation in 3rd year. I am a peer tutor at my medical school and was actively involved in tutoring 1st and 2nd year students throughout my M3 year and dedicated.
I am a big believer in students teaching students and the idea that if we all work together, we all become better students and clinicians. In that spirit, I welcome you to ask me any questions that you have below.

Overview

In general, my advice boils down to:

1. Don't try to use EVERY resource. Choose a few high-quality resources and really know them well.
2. Doing well on Step 2 (and shelf exams, tbh) requires active learning strategies and continually trying to think about what the next step would be. Practice questions are a great way to do this, but challenge yourself to go beyond what each individual question to build a broader knowledge base. That way, you won't only know the answer to that specific question, but also to a whole host of related questions.

General studying tips for 3rd year + dedicated
I am a big believer that the most effective study strategy involves four big components:

1. A question bank (UWorld) - gives you primary exposure to the material and helps to identify where your gaps are.
2. A system for continuously reviewing content - I used Anki (I discuss this more below). You can also use other strategies (note-taking, old school flash cards), but the important thing is that your review strategy needs to be ACTIVE (i.e., not just re-reading your old notes, but actively quizzing yourself and covering up the answers) and it needs to be CONTINUOUS. I did not pause any Anki cards during 3rd year, so by the time I got to dedicated, I had been actively, continuously reviewing content for months.
3. Resource(s) for primary sources - this is where you go when you need to refresh on pathophysiology, look up treatment/diagnostic testing for a disease, or understand the symptoms. I prefer UpToDate for this broadly, and used some additional resources on specific clerkships that I will discuss below.
4. Practice exams - NBME practice shelf exams ("CMS forms") and NBME Step 2 practice exams; do them timed to practice pacing.

A note on AMBOSS vs UWorld
A lot of people I know use AMBOSS and like it. Some people want an additional bank of questions to study from. I didn't personally use AMBOSS at all during 3rd year, and only used it for Ethics and QI during dedicated (and honestly, it was only marginally useful - may have gotten me 1 or 2 extra points on the real step 2 exam, but not more than that).
I think the smartest way to approach Q-banks is to make sure you have enough time to complete and thoroughly review at least one. For me, UWorld was more than enough to prepare well for each shelf exam and step 2 (honored every rotation). I think that a lot of people who try to use both AMBOSS and UWorld never finish either Q-bank in its entirety, or don't really review the Q-bank adequately. I decided it was a better use of my time and money to review only one but really know it well.
A note on Anki
Anki is a powerful tool that can really help with your long term retention, but it is dangerous if used incorrectly. I suspect that many people who don't find Anki helpful simply don't use it effectively.
The purpose of Anki is spaced repetition. In order for this to work, you have to keep up with reviews and you can't pause cards. I also caution students I tutor to be cautious of relying solely on a premade Anki deck; I used the AnKing deck, as well as this deck and a home-brew deck at my medical school.
During M3 year, I would start each rotation with UWorld from day 1, and as I came across each concept in UWorld, I would do a search through my Anki cards and unpause all the cards that related to that topic (so, for instance, when I got a question about diverculitis, I would then unpause all the diverticulitis cards). I found that doing this ensured that the new Anki cards I was adding were reviews of concepts I had just studied (via UWorld), so I was able to both reinforce the new content via Anki and also ensure that the new Anki cards I was adding were concepts that I was actually familiar with. I recommended this approach over the one that I saw many classmates using (just unpausing all the cards tagged for a clerkship at the start of the clerkship and "raw dogging" them, as my friend put it). It's also a good way to keep your daily new cards (and thus, your reviews) at a manageable number. On a typical day in 3rd year, I added between 50-100 new cards and averaged 250-350 reviews daily. I was nearly always able to complete my reviews while I was at the hospital each day, leaving my home study time free for UWorld.
More on how to effectively use Anki
A note on staying sane and prioritizing high-yield content
As others have said, I think that the best way to do extremely well on Step 2 CK is to approach M3 as a yearlong dedicated period. Doing well on Step 2 is not just about your preparation for the Step 2 exam, but also your learning during each rotation and your preparation for your shelf exams. Even if you're not at all interested in a particular specialty, there is a lot to learn from each rotation that will be valuable to you as a future physician. Additionally, each specialty has its own way of approaching medical decision-making, and paying attention to these patterns of thought can help you to reason through questions on exams, as well as be a better communicator with physicians in each specialty when you become a resident and attending.
As you progress through 3rd year, there are also a few things that I think it's wise to keep in mind:

• Remember that you are a person first and a medical student/doctor second. I put this first because it's the most important. It's hard to learn when your basic needs aren't being met or you're so anxious, stressed, or depressed you can't remember anything. Find something that keeps you grounded and whole and sane and make that a priority. For me, it's distance running. I ran nearly every day of 3rd year and dedicated (often at 3 AM, before rounds). I finished 3 marathons during M3 and dedicated, including running the Boston Marathon 2 weeks before I took step 2. Running relieves anxiety, gives me an excuse to step away from studying, and evens out my mood. In total, I ran over 2500 miles during my M3 year. I don't think I would have done anywhere near as well in M3 without it.
• Get really, really good at preventive care. The US Preventive Services Task Force guidelines are highly tested on all shelf exams and on Step 2, and there really aren't that many of them. Before my family med rotation, I made an Anki deck of the A and B recommendations based on the most recent updates and kept those in rotation through Step 2 (about 150 cards total). If you're at the beginning of M3 year, (or really any point in M3) I would suggest doing this right now. Every time you see a patient in clinic, think about "what screening exams should this patient have". If you get in the habit of always doing this, by the time you get to the exam, those screening questions will be free points (and there are usually a bunch of them).
• Try to approach every patient encounter as though you are the sole physician responsible for that patient's care. Formulate your own plan independently of residents or attendings. Ask questions about all these things in your patient interview, and present the answers to your attending. You will learn more if you push yourself to try to think about management from the beginning of 3rd year rather than relying on plans from your residents.
• Pay attention to sensitivity and specificity of tests. This is becoming a bigger and bigger deal on NBMEs and Step 2. Knowing sensitivity and specificity can help you determine whether a given finding in a question stem is significant or not.
• Look up every imaging test and diagnostic procedure you come across, whether in clinic or on a practice exam. A good rule of thumb for whether you understand a test is "Do I know when this test is appropriate, when it is inappropriate, and could I explain it to a patient?". I had a surgery fellow pimp me on when to order an ERCP vs MRCP; this stuff is important because it prevents unnecessary testing and allows you to get the most "bang for your buck", both in terms of diagnostic accuracy and scoring points on the "next step" questions on exams.
• Pay attention to thresholds for follow-up observation vs treatment. If a patient has a AAA that's 3 cm, you do serial ultrasounds and watch it clinically; if it's 7 cm, you operate. Many, many conditions have similar thresholds, and you should look for the differences in how you manage a condition based on the thresholds. Sometimes this stuff is buried in the UWorld explanations, so when you see it, make a flash card or add it to your review.
• Know the USPSTF screening guidelines like the back of your hand. There aren't that many of them, and it's basically free points on every single shelf exam + step 2. Make a flash card deck with the most updated versions on day 1 and review it throughout 3rd year. Especially high yield on FM + IM, but they appear on every shelf.
• Think about what things a specialty "cares about" when you're rotating on that specialty.
  • OBGYN: gestational age, STI history/screening, social/fam Hx of risk factors for gyn cancers (breast, cervical, ovarian, endometrial).
  • Surgery: is the patient safe to take to surgery (comorbidities, heart failure, coagulopathies, meds, etc)? When is surgery indicated (i.e., do they have to go now, or can they wait)? Antibiotic prophylaxis (who needs it, and what antibiotics)? Post-op complications (the "5 W's", leaks, nearby structures that can be injured)? Normal post-op care/patient safety (DVT prophylaxis, catheter removal, infections, etc).
  • Peds: developmental milestones/normal development/growth curves, rashes (pediatricians love rashes), upper respiratory infections, stuff that gets treated differently in kids (ex. febrile UTI), neonatal hyperbilirubinemia (basically guaranteed to get at least one question on this on any peds exam)
  • IM: Preventive care/screening, vaccines, hypertension, diabetes, heart failure, ACS, liver failure/cirrhosis.
  • FM: IM + Peds + OBGYN, with a heavy focus on preventive screenings
  • Psych: Pay attention to timelines; think of every psych disease as a continuum (i.e., <1 mo = brief psychotic disorder, 1-6 mo = schizophreniform, 6+ = schizophrenia, schizophrenia + mood symptoms = schizophreniform). Find something that makes sense to you for the personality disorders (I personally mapped them all onto Harry Potter characters and now I will never have to re-learn them).
  • Neuro: Differentiating causes of stroke, multiple sclerosis, when to get an MRI (answer: always get an MRI in neuro), different types of dementia

Subject Review

This section is intended for those who are starting or still in the midst of M3 year. If you're already in dedicated, this section may be less useful.
For all rotations, my strategy was generally:

1. Complete the UWorld Shelf exam Q-bank with 1-2 weeks to spare
2. Make/unpause Anki cards as I worked through UWorld
3. Take timed NBME practice shelf exams regularly throughout the rotation(I sat down at the start of each rotation and planned these out every 1-2 weeks so they were evenly spaced throughout the rotation). Get through every practice exam by the end of the rotation. Doing them timed is important because it helps you to practice pacing. One 50-question exam at 90 seconds/ question = 75 minutes total. I also wrote down the diagnosis for each question so that when I reviewed the exam, I could see whether any wrong answers were a problem with making the wrong diagnosis vs knowing the next step. Doing the NBME shelf exams also gives you a good sense of what the "pet concepts" that tend to occur over and over are (for instance, SCFE vs Legg-Calve-Perthes comes up shockingly often)

Order of rotations:
I did my rotations in the order listed below and I really liked this order. I know many people advocate for finishing on Internal Medicine, but I was very glad I started with it, because I think it laid a strong foundation for everything else. As long as you have a solid strategy for reviewing the IM content continuously throughout the year, I think it's a smart choice for the first rotation, especially because basically every other shelf exam will have 5-10 IM questions on it.
Medicine
Resources: UWorld (IM shelf bank + 1/2 of Ambulatory), Case Files Internal Medicine (did ~50% of it), USPSTF A & B guidelines, NBME practice shelf exams ("CMS forms"), Emma Holliday review
Advice: If you have free time 1-2 weeks before starting IM, get through as much of Case Files as you can. It lays a good base and helps you get into the mindset of IM. Once you start the rotation, crank through UWorld. I'd suggest trying to finish the UWorld Q's with 1-2 weeks to spare at the end of the clerkship in which you can review incorrects and/or shore up any weak areas.
Raw Score: 85
Neurology
Resources: UWorld, Case Files: Neurology, NBME practice shelf exams ("CMS forms")
Advice: Case Files Neuro is a little in the weeds, but it will help a lot with some of the more off-the-wall pathologies that aren't really seen in the UWorld bank.
Raw Score: 90
Psychiatry
Resources: UWorld, Case Files: Psych, NBME practice shelf exams ("CMS forms"). A lot of people swear by First Aid for the Psychiatry Clerkship; I didn't use it (but I think Case Files accomplished much the same purpose)
Advice: Pay attention to timelines + enjoy the psychation! This is the lightest rotation for most people. Take it in the summer if at all possible and enjoy the nice weather and free time. If you can, get it somewhere in the middle of 3rd year so you can have a little break.
Raw Score: 94
Family Medicine
Resources: UWorld (FM bank + 1/2 of ambulatory bank), Case Files: Family Med, NBME practice shelf exams ("CMS forms"), USPSTF A & B guidelines, CDC vaccination schedules
Advice: Try to take FM after IM, if at all possible. DO NOT underestimate the family medicine shelf exam. It is the broadest shelf exam, and it's heavily weighted towards prevention, so plan your studying accordingly. Know the USPSTF guidelines and vaccine schedules like the back of your hand (this is at least 25-30% of the shelf exam).
Raw Score: 85
Surgery
Resources: UWorld (Surgery bank + EM bank), de Virgilio's Surgery, NBME practice shelf exams ("CMS forms") for EM and Surgery, American College of Surgeons TEAM (Trauma Evaluation and Management) course book, Emma Holliday review
Advice: The surgery shelf exam focuses heavily on the pre- and post-surgical management of surgical patients, trauma assessment (hence the EM questions/CMS forms above), and knowing the indications for surgery. You will not be asked how to do a surgery on the shelf exam, but you will be expected to know when a surgery is indicated vs when medical management should be used instead (and also what that medical management is). De Virgilio's is a great and under-utilized resource that has a fantastic question bank at the end of each chapter. I would recommend reading at least the GI, vascular, breast, endocrine, and trauma sections (and honestly, as much of it as you have time for).
Raw Score: 85
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Resources: UWorld, Case Files: OBGYN, NBME practice shelf exams ("CMS forms"), ACOG guidelines, UWise questions
Advice: OBGYN is all about timelines (at least, the OB part is). Pay attention to gestational age requirements for diagnosis of various conditions. Know the various labs that are used to diagnose Pre-eclampsia with severe features, and really pay attention to risk factors for the various obstetric complications. As one nurse midwife I worked with put it, "The biggest risk factor anything in L & D is usually a history of the same complication". I didn't really find the UWise Q-bank that useful, but if you have extra time, it's a nice source of extra practice questions, or a good way to reinforce any trouble spots.
Raw Score: 87
Pediatrics
Resources: UWorld, Case Files: Pediatrics, NBME practice shelf exams ("CMS forms"), CDC vaccination schedule, Emma Holliday review
Advice: Know the general trends of pediatric vital signs (what's normal for an adult is abnormal for most pediatric patients and vice versa), pay attention to rashes and dermatology, and review these as often as possible. It's well worth your time to do a good review of all the glycogen storage diseases, inborn errors of metabolism, lysosomal storage diseases, etc that you forgot after Step 1. For this reason, if you can do Peds as your last rotation before Step 2 it's kind of nice...then you only have to re-learn all this stuff once. This stuff is fair game for Step 2 (and I did personally get questions on it on my exam).
Raw Score: 91

Dedicated Study

I completed my first pass of UWorld during my M3 core rotations with an average of 74%. I did reset UWorld and begin a 2nd pass during dedicated, but I found that the questions repeated a lot of content that I knew well, and ultimately decided it wasn't a good use of my time. I only completed about 20% of my 2nd pass of UWorld with an average of 92%.
My main resources during dedicated were NBME practice exams (I did 8-14 timed), UWSAs, and the Free 120. I also listened to some Divine Intervention episodes on my runs and reviewed the Emma Holliday shelf exam reviews (I had previously listened to these during my M3 rotations). Of the podcasts, I found the Divine Intervention Free 120 review the most helpful, and would strongly recommend listening to those episodes after you take the Free 120. It did a lot to help me with some test taking strategies that I used on exam day.
General advice for dedicated:

• Keep on a regular sleep schedule, even on your days off. I went to bed at 10 and got up at 6 every day, because I wanted my schedule to be close to what I would need to do on test day.
• Take days off. I took at least 1/2 a day off every week. I also ran a major marathon 2 weeks before my test day, so that was a very light weekend in terms of studying.
• Keep exercising and doing things you enjoy. For me, this meant running a marathon (something I do regularly). You don't have to go as crazy as I did, but do something to get outside and stay active. It will help you keep the anxiety under control and see the sunlight every so often.
• Take practice exams regularly and spend plenty of time reviewing them. I made a google doc to keep track of incorrects and assigned each one to a category of "why I got it wrong" (i.e., "overthinking", "knowledge gap", "guessed wrong of 2", etc). This helps to identify trends. I found that I have a tendency to overthink questions, so identifying this helped me to address this weakness and gave me confidence to go with my gut instinct on the exam.
• Don't be afraid to adjust your study plan during dedicated. I started a 2nd pass of UWorld, but after about 2 weeks of dedicated, I felt like I wasn't really getting anything additional out of it and I was remembering too many of the questions from my 1st pass, so I just stopped using it. I spent that time on other resources instead (more practice exams). Take the time to really analyze which activities are actually helping your learning. Don't just do something because that's what everyone else is doing during their dedicated.
• Keep up with your review strategy. For me, this was Anki. I spent 2-4 hours every morning during dedicated doing Anki. At times, I worried that this was too much time on Anki, but part of what makes Step 2 (and all USMLE exams) challenging is the sheer breadth of content. The best way to prep for this is to keep consistent with your review strategy.
• If there's a concept you dread seeing in a question stem, STOP, do not pass Go, do not collect $20. Take a second to go to a primary source (UpToDate, a textbook) and review that content. Make some flash cards and review it regularly.
• Practice your timing. I came up with my exam day break strategy at the start of my dedicated, and every time I took a practice exam, I practiced my break strategy (at least, the first 5 blocks of my break strategy). This made it very easy for me to execute on test day because I was already used to doing 5 blocks in a row exactly this way. I took my lunch break after block 5 instead of block 4 (because I liked the psychological factor of knowing the exam was more than halfway done). Coming back for 3 more was no problem on test day.

My practice exam scores:
CCSE: 254 (my school requires this, and it was given a few days after the final shelf exam, right at the start of my dedicated period)
NBME 9 (30 days out) 269
NBME 10 (21 days out) 268
NBME 11 (18 days out) 262
NBME 12 (15 days out) 251
NBME 13 (7 days out) 264
NBME 14 (2 days out) 264
UWSA 1 (25 days out) 254
UWSA 2 (9 days out) 268
UWSA 3 (5 days out) 266
New Free 120 (3 days out) 85%
Predicted score: 265

The Day Before

Just take a break, for the love of all that is good. I went for a run, watched some old TV, read for fun, had a nice pasta dinner, and tried to go to bed early. Laid out everything I needed (lucky t-shirt, snacks, testing permit, ID, keys, etc).
Of course, I ended up tossing and turning most of the night and slept very poorly. When I woke up, I considered trying to postpone my test, but ultimately I decided I just wanted it over and done with and I wasn't willing to wait any longer. My point here is that even if you have anxiety and/or a single bad night of sleep before the exam, you can still do very well if you've done the work. As we say in the marathon world, trust your training.

The Test

Got to the testing center 45 minutes early. Made sure the last thing I did before going through security was to take a bathroom break. Brought plenty of snacks, headache medication, chocolate, and a healthy and delicious lunch (I think there's some psychological power in knowing you have a delicious lunch awaiting you).
During the exam, I took a break of at least 5 min after every block. Personally, I found the mental break was extremely helpful. On the whole, I found the exam to be quite reasonable.
Step 2 CK: 277
My last piece of advice will be that I think doing well throughout third year is the best thing you can do. If you've had a break after 3rd year or you are an IMG or someone coming from a non-traditional program, doing a thorough content review with the CMS forms before starting Step 2 specific practice exams is a good idea.
Ultimately, I think the most important things are:
1.) Choosing a FEW, QUALITY resources to review
2.) Continuing your ACTIVE, CONTINUOUS review strategy
3.) Keeping a consistent schedule with time for sleep, healthy eating, exercise, and something you find fun (ideally something other than TV).
4.) Staying off Reddit. Really, I mean it. Especially during dedicated, it's just a black hole of anxiety and angst and you should avoid it at all costs. Come back after you get your amazing scores and pay it forward to others.

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I have had german shepherds all my life and my girls are getting on in years now (10 this year) so i'm keeping an eye out for breeders in the area.
The problem is that a lot of them that i can find, either don't have websites or even facebook and so you can't really see pictures of the dogs they have, or have produced. Dogswest has some (or all? i think) of the breeders in perth, but its still hit or miss.
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PPV FLO RUGBY 04 : 2024 Lyon OU vs Racing 92 start:2024-05-18 16:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:00:00
PPV FLO RUGBY 05 : 2024 ASM Clermont Auvergne vs Castres Olympique start:2024-05-18 16:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:00:00
PPV FLO RUGBY 06 : 2024 Aviron Bayonnais vs Perpignan start:2024-05-18 16:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:00:00
PPV FLO RUGBY 07 : 2024 Oyonnax Rugby vs RC Toulonnais start:2024-05-18 16:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:00:00
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=== PPV SETANTA PACK ===
PPV SETANTA EVENT 01 : Borussia Dortmund - Darmstadt start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 01 : UFC Fight Night: Barboza vs. Murphy - Main Card start:2024-05-18 23:55:00 stop:2024-05-19 03:00:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 01 : Sassuolo - Cagliari start:2024-05-19 11:25:00 stop:2024-05-19 13:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 01 : Monza - Frosinone start:2024-05-19 13:55:00 stop:2024-05-19 16:00:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 02 : Union Berlin - Freiburg start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 02 : Dallas Mavericks - Oklahoma City Thunder start:2024-05-19 00:55:00 stop:2024-05-19 03:00:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 02 : Cerlce Brugge - Royale Union SG start:2024-05-19 12:25:00 stop:2024-05-19 14:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 02 : Brentford - Newcastle start:2024-05-19 15:55:00 stop:2024-05-19 18:00:00
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PPV SETANTA EVENT 03 : Hoffenheim - Bayern Munich start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 03 : Crawley - Crewe start:2024-05-19 12:55:00 stop:2024-05-19 15:00:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 03 : Brighton - Manchester United start:2024-05-19 15:55:00 stop:2024-05-19 18:00:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 04 : Bayer Leverkusen - Augsburg start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 04 : Udinese - Empoli start:2024-05-19 13:55:00 stop:2024-05-19 16:00:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 05 : Eintracht Frankfurt - RB Leipzig start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 05 : Emilia Romagna Grand Prix - Race start:2024-05-19 13:55:00 stop:2024-05-19 16:00:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 06 : Wolfsburg - Mainz start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 06 : Arsenal - Everton start:2024-05-19 15:55:00 stop:2024-05-19 18:00:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 07 : Stuttgart - Borussia Monchengladbach start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 07 : Burnley - Nottingham start:2024-05-19 15:55:00 stop:2024-05-19 18:00:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 08 : Heidenheim - FC Koln start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 09 : Multiview start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
PPV SETANTA EVENT 10 : Werder Bremen - Bochum start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
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=== PPV FLO SPORTS PACK ===
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 00 : FloWrestling Radio Live start:2024-05-19 17:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 21:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 01 : 2024 Giro dItalia start:2024-05-18 13:30:00 stop:2024-05-18 17:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 01 : 2024 FHSAA Outdoor Championships start:2024-05-18 22:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 02:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 01 : 2024 USA Cycling Pro Road National Championships start:2024-05-19 13:45:00 stop:2024-05-19 17:45:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 02 : FloRacing 24/7 start:2024-05-12 10:00:00 stop:2024-11-10 06:59:59
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 03 : 2024 4 Jours de Dunkerque start:2024-05-18 14:45:00 stop:2024-05-18 18:45:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 03 : 2024 NMAA Outdoor Championships 4A-5A start:2024-05-18 21:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 01:00:00
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PPV FLO SPORTS TV 03 : 2024 USAC Huncovsky Classic at Belleville High Banks start:2024-05-19 01:30:00 stop:2024-05-19 05:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 03 : 2024 Continental Tour: Tokyo - Seiko Golden Grand Prix start:2024-05-19 07:45:00 stop:2024-05-19 11:45:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 03 : 2024 UCI MTB Bielsko Bialia Poland start:2024-05-19 12:45:00 stop:2024-05-19 16:45:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 04 : 2024 Vuelta a Burgos Féminas start:2024-05-18 14:05:00 stop:2024-05-18 18:05:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 04 : 2024 OSAA Outdoor Championships start:2024-05-18 18:30:00 stop:2024-05-18 22:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 04 : 2024 New England Knockouts vs Trois-Rivieres Aigles start:2024-05-18 23:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 03:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 04 : 2024 Nutley vs NJ Aces start:2024-05-19 03:15:00 stop:2024-05-19 07:15:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 04 : 2024 UCI MTB Eliminator World Cup in Palangkaraya start:2024-05-19 11:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 15:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 05 : 2024 CHSAA Outdoor Championships start:2024-05-18 16:30:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 05 : 2024 Ulster Rugby vs Leinster Rugby start:2024-05-18 20:35:00 stop:2024-05-19 00:35:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 05 : 2024 IRA Sprints at Plymouth Dirt Track start:2024-05-19 00:45:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:45:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 06 : 2024 IHSA Girls Outdoor Championships start:2024-05-18 17:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 21:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 06 : 2024 Stade Rochelais vs Section Paloise start:2024-05-18 21:05:00 stop:2024-05-19 01:05:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 06 : 2024 Kansas City Mavericks vs Toledo Walleye start:2024-05-19 01:15:00 stop:2024-05-19 05:15:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 07 : 2024 CAA Rowing Championship start:2024-05-18 15:30:00 stop:2024-05-18 19:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 07 : 2024 William & Mary vs Campbell start:2024-05-18 20:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 00:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 07 : 2024 New York Boulders vs New Jersey Jackals start:2024-05-19 00:05:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:05:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 08 : 2024 NCHSAA Outdoor Championships start:2024-05-18 16:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 08 : 2024 Tropics vs Highlands Black start:2024-05-18 20:15:00 stop:2024-05-19 00:15:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 08 : 2024 Fireworks Night at Eldora Speedway start:2024-05-19 00:30:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 09 : 2024 UCI BMX Racing World Championships start:2024-05-18 18:50:00 stop:2024-05-18 22:50:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 09 : 2024 Wayne (Peewee) vs Generals (Peewee) start:2024-05-18 23:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 03:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 09 : 2024 Penticton Vees vs Surrey Eagles start:2024-05-19 04:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 08:00:00
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PPV FLO SPORTS TV 10 : 2024 Blues vs Highlanders start:2024-05-18 09:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 13:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 10 : 2024 Vodacom Bulls vs Benetton Rugby start:2024-05-18 14:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 18:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 10 : 2024 Connacht Rugby vs DHL Stormers start:2024-05-18 18:05:00 stop:2024-05-18 22:05:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 10 : 2024 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour at Riverhead Raceway start:2024-05-18 22:30:00 stop:2024-05-19 02:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 10 : 2024 Sherwood Park Crusaders vs Brooks Bandits start:2024-05-19 03:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 07:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 11 : 2024 Western Force vs NSW Waratahs start:2024-05-18 11:30:00 stop:2024-05-18 15:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 11 : 2024 Ospreys vs Dragons start:2024-05-18 16:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 11 : 2024 Wayne (Squirt) vs Ramsey (Squirt) start:2024-05-18 20:15:00 stop:2024-05-19 00:15:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 11 : 2024 Washington Wild Things vs Tri-City ValleyCats start:2024-05-19 00:30:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 12 : 2024 Frank E. Rader Southeast Regional Champs start:2024-05-18 14:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 18:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 12 : 2024 Sharks vs Cardiff start:2024-05-18 18:15:00 stop:2024-05-18 22:15:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 12 : 2024 NASCAR Weekly Racing at Jennerstown Speedway start:2024-05-18 23:50:00 stop:2024-05-19 03:50:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 13 : 2024 Veenendaal-Veenendaal start:2024-05-18 14:45:00 stop:2024-05-18 18:45:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 13 : 2024 Monmouth vs Hofstra start:2024-05-18 19:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 23:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 13 : 2024 Weekly Racing at Port Royal Speedway start:2024-05-19 00:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 14 : 2024 Montpellier Herault Rugby vs Stade Toulousain start:2024-05-18 15:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 19:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 14 : 2024 Saginaw Valley vs TBD - NCAA Baseball Midwest Regional start:2024-05-18 20:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 00:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 14 : 2024 Hockey Farm (MS) vs Generals White (MS) start:2024-05-19 00:30:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 15 : 2024 Central Regional Championships start:2024-05-18 15:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 19:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 15 : 2024 NASCAR Weekly Racing at Berlin Raceway start:2024-05-18 21:30:00 stop:2024-05-19 01:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 15 : 2024 Joliet Slammers vs Evansville Otters start:2024-05-19 01:35:00 stop:2024-05-19 05:35:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 16 : 2024 New Jersey Freestyle State Championship start:2024-05-18 15:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 19:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 16 : 2024 TBD vs TBD - NCAA Baseball Southeast Regional start:2024-05-18 21:45:00 stop:2024-05-19 01:45:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 16 : 2024 NARC Sprints at Thunderbowl Raceway start:2024-05-19 02:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 06:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 17 : 2024 Villanova vs Xavier start:2024-05-18 16:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:00:00
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PPV FLO SPORTS TV 17 : 2024 Hockey Farm (Peewee) vs Paramus start:2024-05-18 21:45:00 stop:2024-05-19 01:45:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 17 : 2024 USCS Sprint Cars at Bakersfield Speedway start:2024-05-19 02:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 06:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 18 : 2024 Emirates Lions vs Glasgow Warriors start:2024-05-18 16:05:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:05:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 18 : 2024 Florence Yalls vs Schaumburg Boomers start:2024-05-18 22:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 02:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 18 : 2024 Fargo Force vs Dubuque Fighting Saints start:2024-05-19 02:05:00 stop:2024-05-19 06:05:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 19 : 2024 AMSOIL Off-Road Mayhem at the Motorplex start:2024-05-18 16:50:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:50:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 19 : 2024 Hockey Farm (Squirt) vs Marauders (Squirt) start:2024-05-18 22:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 02:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 19 : 2024 Bulldogs vs Hockey Farm (Varsity) start:2024-05-19 02:30:00 stop:2024-05-19 06:30:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 20 : 2024 Aviron Bayonnais vs Perpignan start:2024-05-18 17:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 21:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 20 : 2024 Staten Island FerryHawks vs Hagerstown Flying Boxcars start:2024-05-19 00:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 21 : 2024 ASM Clermont Auvergne vs Castres Olympique start:2024-05-18 17:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 21:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 21 : 2024 Weekly Racing at Utica-Rome Speedway start:2024-05-19 00:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 22 : 2024 Oyonnax Rugby vs RC Toulonnais start:2024-05-18 17:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 21:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 22 : 2024 Ottawa Titans vs Sussex County Miners start:2024-05-19 00:35:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:35:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 23 : 2024 Lyon OU vs Racing 92 start:2024-05-18 17:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 21:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 23 : 2024 Charleston Dirty Birds vs High Point Rockers start:2024-05-19 00:35:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:35:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 24 : 2024 ADCC Phoenix Open start:2024-05-18 17:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 21:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 24 : 2024 York Revolution vs Lancaster Stormers start:2024-05-19 00:45:00 stop:2024-05-19 04:45:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 25 : 2024 CA Assoc Duals start:2024-05-18 17:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 21:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 25 : 2024 MARS Late Models at Highland Speedway start:2024-05-19 01:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 05:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 26 : 2024 Ashland vs Northwood University - NCAA MW Regional start:2024-05-18 17:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 21:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 26 : 2024 NASCAR Weekly Racing at Langley Speedway start:2024-05-19 01:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 05:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 27 : 2024 Continental Tour: ORLEN Janusz Kusocinski Memorial start:2024-05-18 17:55:00 stop:2024-05-18 21:55:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 27 : 2024 American Flat Track at Silver Dollar Short Track start:2024-05-19 01:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 05:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 28 : 2024 Seton Hall vs Creighton start:2024-05-18 18:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 22:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 28 : 2024 Lexington Legends vs Gastonia Baseball Club start:2024-05-19 01:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 05:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 29 : 2024 PNL Duals at Werner Park start:2024-05-18 18:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 22:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 29 : 2024 Florida Everblades vs Adirondack Thunder start:2024-05-19 01:00:00 stop:2024-05-19 05:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 30 : 2024 Young Harris vs UNC Pembroke - NCAA SE Regional start:2024-05-18 18:00:00 stop:2024-05-18 22:00:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 30 : 2024 Quebec Capitales vs Lake Erie Crushers start:2024-05-19 01:05:00 stop:2024-05-19 05:05:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 31 : 2024 Highlands Black vs Hockey Farm (Squirt) start:2024-05-18 18:45:00 stop:2024-05-18 22:45:00
PPV FLO SPORTS TV 31 : 2024 Long Island Ducks vs Southern Maryland Blue Crabs start:2024-05-19 01:05:00 stop:2024-05-19 05:05:00
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=== AUSTRALIA STAN PACK ===
AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 01 : Force v Waratahs - Super Rugby Pacific Round 13 2024 start:2024-05-18 10:00:04 stop:2024-05-18 12:53:24
AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 01 : Bath v Northampton - Premiership Rugby Round 18 2023/24 start:2024-05-18 15:00:04 stop:2024-05-18 17:53:24
AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 01 : New Zealand v Canada - Pacific Four Series 2024 start:2024-05-19 05:23:04 stop:2024-05-19 08:16:24
AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 02 : Blues v Highlanders - Super Rugby Pacific Round 13 2024 start:2024-05-18 07:35:04 stop:2024-05-18 10:28:24
AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 02 : Gloucester v Newcastle - Premiership Rugby Round 18 2023/24 start:2024-05-18 15:00:04 stop:2024-05-18 17:53:24
AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 02 : Sprint Race 2: Misano - GT World Challenge Europe 2024 start:2024-05-18 19:30:08 stop:2024-05-18 22:23:28
AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 03 : Harlequins v Bristol - Premiership Rugby Round 18 2023/24 start:2024-05-18 15:00:04 stop:2024-05-18 17:53:24
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AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 04 : Leicester v Exeter - Premiership Rugby Round 18 2023/24 start:2024-05-18 15:00:04 stop:2024-05-18 17:53:24
AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 05 : Saracens v Sale - Premiership Rugby Round 18 2023/24 start:2024-05-18 15:00:04 stop:2024-05-18 17:53:24
AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 06 : Sprint Race 1: Misano - GT World Challenge Europe 2024 start:2024-05-18 12:30:08 stop:2024-05-18 15:23:28
AU STAN SPORT AU EVENT 06 : Qualifying 1: Indianapolis 500 - INDYCAR 2024 start:2024-05-18 16:00:08 stop:2024-05-18 18:53:28
Screwdatt, [5/18/2024 9:34 AM]
=== UK-AUSTRALIA OPTUS PACK ===
UK-AU OPTUS 01 : Aston Villa v Manchester City start:2024-05-18 14:40:00 stop:2024-05-18 17:20:00
UK-AU OPTUS 02 : Manchester United v Chelsea start:2024-05-18 14:40:00 stop:2024-05-18 17:20:00
UK-AU OPTUS 02 : Deportivo Alaves v Getafe start:2024-05-18 19:20:00 stop:2024-05-18 22:20:00
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=== UK Amazon PACK ===
UK Amazon UK 00 : Australia Championship Supercars-Perth: Race 9 start:2024-05-18 08:40:00 stop:2024-05-18 12:40:00
UK Amazon UK 00 : British Superbike Championship Motor Cycling-Donington Park: Day 1 start:2024-05-18 12:55:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:55:00
UK Amazon UK 01 : Australian Rules Football-Brisbane Lions v Richmond Tigers start:2024-05-18 10:10:00 stop:2024-05-18 14:10:00
UK Amazon UK 01 : Premiership Rugby-Harlequins v Bristol Bears start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 18:25:00
UK Amazon UK 02 : Wellington Phoenix FC vs. Melbourne Victory FC start:2024-05-18 07:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 11:25:00
UK Amazon UK 02 : Giro d'Italia Stage 14 Men Castiglione delle Stiviere - Desenzano del Garda (ITT, 31.2km) start:2024-05-18 11:55:00 stop:2024-05-18 15:55:00
UK Amazon UK 02 : Lecce vs. Atalanta BC start:2024-05-18 16:55:00 stop:2024-05-18 20:55:00
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UK Amazon UK 03 : Australian Rules Football-Greater Western Sydney Giants v Western Bulldogs start:2024-05-18 07:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 11:25:00
UK Amazon UK 03 : BSB Round 3 Donington Park Day 1 start:2024-05-18 12:30:00 stop:2024-05-18 16:30:00
UK Amazon UK 04 : Australian Rules Football-St. Kilda Saints v Fremantle Dockers start:2024-05-18 10:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 14:25:00
UK Amazon UK 04 : Premiership Rugby-Gloucester v Newcastle Falcons start:2024-05-18 14:45:00 stop:2024-05-18 18:45:00
UK Amazon UK 05 : Central Coast Mariners FC vs. Sydney FC start:2024-05-18 10:40:00 stop:2024-05-18 14:40:00
UK Amazon UK 05 : Premiership Rugby-Bath v Northampton Saints start:2024-05-18 14:45:00 stop:2024-05-18 18:45:00
UK Amazon UK 06 : Tour of Burgos Stage 3 Women Roa de Duero – Melgar de Ferntal (122km) start:2024-05-18 13:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 17:25:00
UK Amazon UK 07 : Olympic Qualifying Debrecen Day 3 start:2024-05-18 13:33:00 stop:2024-05-18 17:33:00
UK Amazon UK 08 : Premiership Rugby-Saracens v Sale Sharks start:2024-05-18 14:25:00 stop:2024-05-18 18:25:00
UK Amazon UK 09 : Premiership Rugby-Leicester Tigers v Exeter Chiefs start:2024-05-18 14:45:00 stop:2024-05-18 18:45:00
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=== UK DAZN PACK ===
UK DAZN UK 02 Rws sajad vs. Mcvicker 18th 1:43pm/Petrosyanmania 1 18th 7:48pm/Las vegas silver stars vs. Seattle majestics 19th 1:58am/Pomigliano vs. Napoli 19th 11:28am
UK DAZN UK 03 Sassuolo vs. Juventus 18th 1:58pm/Atlanta phoenix vs. Washington prodigy 18th 10:58pm/Qatar airways ironman 70.3 chattanooga 19th 11:28am
UK DAZN UK 04 Ring of fire fury vs. Usyk buy now // UK Sat 18 May 2:58pm // ET Sat 18 May 9:58am
UK DAZN UK 05 Ring of fire fury vs. Usyk prelims // UK Sat 18 May 2:58pm // ET Sat 18 May 9:58am
UK DAZN UK 06 Al ahli vs. Abha // UK Sat 18 May 6:58pm // ET Sat 18 May 1:58pm
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=== UK NRL PACK ===
UK NRL LIVE 00 : Cronulla vs Sydney Roosters // UK Sat 18 May 8:28am // ET Sat 18 May 3:28am
UK NRL LIVE 01: Warriors vs Penrith // UK Sun 19 May 4:48am // ET Sat 18 May 11:48pm
UK NRL LIVE 02: Wests Tigers vs Dolphins // UK Sun 19 May 9:23am // ET Sun 19 May 4:23am
UK NRL LIVE 03: South Sydney vs North Queensland // UK Sat 18 May 10:43am // ET Sat 18 May 5:43am
UK NRL LIVE 04: Melbourne vs Parramatta // UK Sun 19 May 7:03am // ET Sun 19 May 2:03am
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=== UK RUGBY PACK ===
UK RUGBY LIVE 01: Bath vs Northampton 15.05
UK RUGBY LIVE 02: Gloucester vs Newcastle 15.05
UK RUGBY LIVE 03: Harlequins vs Bristol 15.05
UK RUGBY LIVE 04: Leicester vs Exeter 15.05
UK RUGBY LIVE 05: Saracens vs Sale 15.05
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=== UK SPFL PACK ===
UK SPFL 01: Inverness CT v Hamilton Academical 17.30
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=== UK VIA PLAY PACK ===
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Hello lovely people. I'm in Perth WA, I've been googling around trying to find a local left hand side, sun visor as my daughter accidentally snapped it off (and that's why we can't have nice things). It's amazing how much it is missed now that it's not there. I never realised how often we used it sitting in that seat of the car. Does anyone know where I could please find one ASAP and what price it may be? Our car is a 2003 Camry altise. Thankyou in advance.

https://thewest.com.au/news/court-justice/douglas-brewer-perth-psychologist-barred-from-practising-for-starting-sexual-relationship-with-female-client-c-14706758
The outcome from court was released on Thursday and the news articles have been published yesterday and today (I think). The article is behind a paywall, I'll paste the text in a comment below if you want to read it.

The rest of what I write here is not necessarily important as my main aim in sharing the news article itself is because I think we as a community need to be aware that unfortunately these things can happen, that we aren't alone if they do happen to us, and that there are steps we can take about it.

I did want to add a little bit about my experience with this specific psychologist as I know there are several of his clients who have unfortunately experienced some similarelated things.

This man was my psychologist for almost a decade, I was under 18 when I first became his patient. I was referred to him for support with processing trauma related to child sex abuse. I was incredibly unwell at the time - I had terrible PTSD amongst other mental illnesses. There was a portion of time while I was his patient that I was also being actively sexually abused on a frequent basis, and he was aware of this. Unfortunately for many years, I was so unwell that I was totally unable to recognise how inappropriate this man was behaving as my "psychologist". It was really only in the final 12 months of seeing him that I began to realise that so much of what had happened during our "sessions" - which often went for several hours, would involve him driving me places, taking me to cafes, him coming inside where I lived (amongst many other extremely inappropriate things I won't detail) was not quite appropriate. Unsurprisingly, my mental health did not improve at all in the many years I had been his patient, and I had made several attempts at suicide and had many long inpatient stays during this time (during which he would come and see me and the inappropriate behaviour would continue). I started to create some distance from him and tried to have fewer appointments towards the end of my uni degree as I was so busy with that, and it was only then, when I had some space, that I started to realise how inappropriate all of this had been. A little while after I started putting these pieces together, I essentially ghosted him entirely. I booked no further appointments and did not respond on the occasions he attempted to reach out, and eventually he stopped trying. Strangely enough (but not really strangely) my mental health improved so much, for the first time in essentially a decade, once I cut contact with him. I look back on how unwell I was back then and genuinely cannot fully recognise the person I 'was' because of how different my mental health and life is now.

I am still continuing to process what happened during the time we worked together and his behaviour towards me - how abusive and inappropriate it was (not only as my psychologist, but in many other ways - he was also in his 70s when he treated me, and I was only in my twenties when I ended up "ghosting" him after several years. I am still coming to terms with many things that happened, and unfortunately I know of several other young, female clients who had *similar* relationships with him as their psychologist at the same time as I did.

I am not the individual who is referenced in this article (and who I assumed reported him to AHPRA), but I am so grateful that they did. I don't know who you are but I couldn't be more thankful and in awe of your bravery, strength, and compassion in coming forward. It might have taken you some time to get there, but you found your voice and used it to protect those of us (including myself) who couldn't, and perhaps even those who might've still been being impacted by his behaviour. I am almost certain that I will also now speak with AHPRA about my experiences with him after learning that somebody else had the courage to. I can't imagine that any of this process was easy for you. I imagine that you're still likely hugely impacted by this process, and of course by the things that happened to you that led you to reporting. I am so sorry that you also went through this - I may never know who you are, and you will likely never see this, but you're definitely going to hold a space in my heart moving forward.

Collingwood have a recruiting zone the size of Italy. It’s yet to produce a single player
As the AFL confronts a crisis in the recruitment and retention of Indigenous footballers, it is set to tear up the map that allocates recruiting zones to clubs, which at present gives Collingwood a region the size of Italy that has never produced a player for the Magpies.
The league will also review the impact of football scholarships to prestigious private schools, as recruiters worry that young Indigenous players who leave their communities to attend boarding school are “falling through the cracks”.
These are just two elements of an immediate overhaul of the way First Nations Australians are recruited to AFL clubs, following an 18 per cent decline in the number of Indigenous players on club lists over the past five years. As the league celebrates Sir Doug Nicholls Round, The Age has interviewed recruiters, players and administrators, including AFL football boss Laura Kane, to investigate the reasons for the alarming decline in the number of Indigenous players being drafted, and what can be done to reverse the trend.
Already on the table is a revamp of the draft bidding system on Indigenous and multicultural players from Next Generation academies in this year’s national draft.
Previously, most clubs were blocked from free access to academy graduates before pick 40 in the draft, but this is set to be scrapped.
“It’s definitely something on the agenda, I don’t know what it would change to [from pick 40],” Kane told this masthead.
“I think it’s very fair to say we are open to making sure we do not disincentivise or prohibit young kids – multicultural or Indigenous kids – from being picked, so we are definitely open to it. But it is tied into other things, to the [points system] and player movement rules holistically.
“We have signalled to clubs we have an appetite as appropriate to change things as quickly as we can. I am not ruling out change for this year [the national draft] but we are working with all clubs about what does that look like.”
What the numbers say
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people account for 71 of the more than 800 footballers on AFL lists in 2024, which is down from 87 in 2020.
Overall, Indigenous footballers account for 9.2 per cent of players on club lists.
There were four Indigenous players taken in last year’s national draft – Ryley Sanders (Western Bulldogs), Lance Collard (St Kilda), Mitch Edwards (Geelong) and Lawson Humphries (Geelong). In addition, Coen Livingstone and Indhi Kirk went to West Coast and Sydney, respectively, as category B rookies.
In particular, the number of Indigenous players recruited from Western Australia has plummeted, with Malakia Champion this year’s only real draft prospect.
Kane said a range of factors, including the impact of COVID-19, had influenced that decline in numbers, but the league also acknowledged the need for structural changes.
Next Generation academy rules and recruiting zones
Tying Next Generation academy (NGA) zones to AFL clubs was meant to encourage them to invest in their zones in an effort to unearth untapped talent.
Clubs had priority access to Indigenous talent that emerged in their zone. But after the Western Bulldogs landed key forward Jamarra Ugle-Hagan with the first pick in the 2020 national draft, the rules changed. Now clubs don’t have priority access to any player from their academy who other clubs want to select before pick 40 in the national draft.
West Coast missed out on recruiting Collard in the last national draft despite identifying his potential then readying him to play AFL over several years through their academy.
Instead, Collard was taken at pick 28 by St Kilda. The Eagles made a loss on their investment and the 18-year-old’s improvement was rewarded with a move away from his home state.
Kane confirmed the AFL would revisit the academy zones. Under the existing carve-up, some clubs such as Carlton only have access to an urban area in Melbourne (in the Blues’ case, it covers the northern suburbs), but no regional area. Meantime Collingwood’s zone of Barkly in the Northern Territory, which covers an area of about 323,000 square kilometres and takes in Tennant Creek, has not produced a player for the Magpies.
Asked if the AFL was reviewing academy zones and the logic behind them, Kane replied: “Yes and yes”.
“We need to take a broad view, along with the talent concession conversation, around what the map [of zones and NGA regions] looks like,” she said.
“How do we incentivise and then how do we build out the club’s reach and make sure it is connected to their supporter base and schools and community engagement because we know that works?”
As for the decline in WA, which had produced champion Indigenous players such as Lance Franklin and Bobby Hill, Kane said the AFL was reviewing the structure that puts WAFL clubs in charge of identifying and developing Indigenous talent in the state.
“It’s not about us taking it over, it’s about the structure that they have … is it producing Indigenous and multicultural numbers to the level they know they can? We know what the community looks like over there and how rich the (Indigenous) talent is in WA,” she explained.
“What do you [WAFL clubs] do with your top-end talent? In the club-based, decentralised structure the clubs have an appetite to win as well as develop their talent, and we are working with all the clubs and the WA footy commission around what does that look like for the top-end talent, and what does their year look like as compared with a club-based footballer?
“I don’t have any fixed views about what it needs to look like moving forward except that it must produce talent in a sustainable way.”
Private school scholarships
Forty-four of last year’s draft class attended private schools, including the Western Bulldogs’ top pick Ryley Sanders, who relocated from Launceston to accept an Indigenous bursary at Melbourne Grammar.
Sanders told The Age before he was drafted that the chance to receive a top-class education and join the Sandringham Dragons’ football program convinced him to board in Melbourne. Other Indigenous players to have taken this path include Hawks champion Cyril Rioli (from the Tiwi Islands to Scotch College), and Melbourne premiership star Steven May (Darwin to Melbourne Grammar).
However, one recruiter said some players who accepted scholarships were “falling through the cracks” because there was no single body overseeing their development.
Instead, they bounced from school footy to under-18s to state programs. Some schools expected them to train through summer holidays, which was a rare chance to be home with their families.
Kane acknowledged that the AFL was looking at the impact of private school scholarship programs that moved potential draftees interstate.
She also said the league was analysing the number of Indigenous players who have churned through the AFL system recently, and whether a change to rules which gave clubs priority access to academy players had caused a spike in numbers, as clubs recruited players who were unready for AFL and potentially discarded them too quickly.
‘We can’t recruit players who are not there’
An obvious starting point according to veteran AFL recruiters, Sydney’s Kinnear Beatson and Geelong’s Stephen Wells, is to understand the scale of the problem.
“The AFL firstly has to try to find out why players are not playing in the numbers they were before, before they try to come up with answers,” Wells said.
There are plenty of theories, with the list as long as Lewis Jetta’s bouncing run in the 2012 grand final.
They include the depth of the overall talent pool, the effect of COVID-19 cutbacks, the lack of ownership and accountability for Indigenous talent pathways, and the impossible demands on poorly paid talent identification officials in state league clubs. Conversations about whether Hawthorn and Collingwood were safe environments for Indigenous players had harmed the game’s reputation, said one industry figure who wanted to remain anonymously to speak freely.
Then there are the issues the AFL controls. These include reduced list sizes, a slashed soft cap on football department spending, and draft restrictions that have forced clubs to be risk averse as they don’t have the time or resources to develop talent.
“We are judged on wins and losses, so all we want are the best players. If they are there we will pick them whether they are Indigenous, non-Indigenous, African, Asian, European, we just want the best players,” said one recruiter who preferred to remain anonymous because he was not authorised to speak publicly.
“We can’t recruit players who are not there. Whose responsibility is it to make sure the Indigenous players are there?”
Geelong premiership player Mathew Stokes, who hails from Darwin, said the AFL deserved credit for putting the issue on the agenda, even if they initially did so in a hamfisted way at a presentation to recruiters last month by instructing to recruiters to fix the problem by simply picking more Indigenous players.
However, Stokes called for consistency in the way resources are allocated.
“The AFL can only do so much but if they want the game to be in a good state in five or 10 years, and they want the numbers to continue they are going to have to put resources into the states and territories,” Stokes said.
“They have been fumbling around the NGA since the end of COVID and every club is asking: what are we actually doing, how are we doing this, where is the money, where is the allocation?
“The only people being hurt by this are people on the ground in remote areas. [They hear] we are going to invest X amount of money in East Arnhem land, West Arnhem land or Big River or the Kimberleys. As soon as the money dries up [they just disappear]. There has to be a commitment from the AFL.”
Practical solutions
One veteran recruiter who was not authorised to speak publicly said models were in place, but experienced coaches were needed in junior development. In Western Australia alone there are nine WAFL clubs with country and metropolitan zones plus the Eagles and Dockers, which have Next Generation academies. They sit alongside the well-established and respected Clontarf programs.
The recruiter said elite coaches and Indigenous welfare officers should be involved in junior programs connected to state leagues in Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania and the Territory as well as the Talent League programs in Victoria. He suggested paying recently retired players, particularly Indigenous players, well, to lead football programs for young players.
Former AFL star Michael McLean leads the Northern Territory’s development programs. The former Bulldog and Brisbane player is revered in the Territory. He also has a great football mind and knows what is needed to bridge the gap between playing football and being a professional footballer.
“We need five Michael McLeans in the NT,” said a close observer of football in the Territory.
The challenge is not just finding talent. It is preparing them for what might lie ahead in the AFL during their teenage years.
Geelong midfielder Brandan Parfitt moved from Darwin to North Adelaide at 16 before Geelong drafted him in 2016. His dad, David, was a star in the Territory, but Parfitt admitted those two years in a semi-professional environment were vital in laying the foundation for his football career.
“I needed that semi-professional step up and it is kind of hard when you are in an isolated place like Darwin. There is not too much opportunity. I guess I needed to surround myself with professionalism and other kids in my age group that were wanting to play AFL as well. That definitely made me work harder,” Parfitt said.
Gold Coast recruiter Craig Cameron said players, particularly in WA and NT, “need more exposure to high-level games and close regular connection to elite programs”.
Several recruiters said the Michael Long Centre, which is situated at Darwin’s TIO Stadium, could be repurposed or expanded into a centre of excellence for a pathway program. They said the centre was now primarily an education centre for school groups from communities. Scott Baker, football operations manager for the West Australian Football Commission, said not one Indigenous player had ever been drafted to the AFL directly from their regional communities. All had moved to Perth for at least a year before being drafted, which took a significant financial commitment from the player and those developing them.
He recommended a centre of excellence in Perth where players could live, go to school, and be in an elite football program.
He favoured carving WA up between Fremantle and West Coast and allowing them to invest in identifying talent, developing players and having free access to them.
“That would create and allow a system where more indigenous players would stay in the AFL system for a lot longer,” Baker said.
In central Victoria, change is happening
It took nearly 20 years between Chris Egan being drafted to Collingwood from the Murray Bushrangers in 2004 for another player from the Indigenous-led Rumbalara Football Club to make the Talent League club’s squad.
In that time Rumbalara saw many talented players pass through their system overlooked, president Josh Atkinson said. “We never challenged or questioned their selection process. [We] always felt that we had kids who were talented enough, but they never seemed to make it and then [that] started to inspire a bit of a narrative around our community that if you play at Rumbalara you are not really going to get noticed or get picked up on a list,” Atkinson said.
His cousin Ashtyn Atkinson finally broke that drought in 2022.
“We had the largest population of Aboriginals in Victoria outside a major city but we had no representation in the pathway programs,” Josh Atkinson said.
“The AFL wanted to take some positive steps and the Murray Bushrangers definitely wanted to understand why and we felt like it was a really appropriate time and a safer time to come forward with potential barriers rather than just bury our head [in the sand]. “It’s [led to] a definite improvement.”
As a result, the Murray Bushrangers formed the Dungala talent pathway in 2023 to identify and support Indigenous footballers in the region through elite training, coaching and mentorship.
This year talented Rumbalara youngster Brogan McGee made the Bushrangers’ squad after a trio of Rumbalara prospects trained at the club over summer.
Atkinson says it will take time before the connection between particular parts of the community and clubs nurturing elite talent is cemented.
“The idea of a minority group stepping into an elite circle to compete with children who come from well-supported backgrounds who have been strong and supported for generations is going to take a generation,” he said.

I am going to Perth for 5 days with my 3.5 year old. He doesn’t nap so no need to plan around that. Is rottnest worth it in a couple weeks (I noticed weather is nice right now) with a toddler? Will we see a lot of quokkas this time of year? Is it worth it without snorkeling/swimming? It the cost to get there worth it this time of year or should we just settle for some beaches closer to Perth?
Right now we have a day in whiteman park/caversham planned as well so would we get our animal fill there or still better to see the quokkas on rottnest too?

So I just got my GAMSAT results which guarantees me a place in my first choice dental school (GPA already complete and there’s no interview).
I’ve wanted to be a dentist for as long as I can remember but never got the marks, took one last go and fortunate to have scored well enough.
Only problem is I’m now an engineer. I hate my job though but I’d like to just compare what incomes will be like.
From my understanding most dentists are paid commission around 40% of billings? What does a typical dentist bill in a metro area like Melbourne, Perth or Sydney?
What would the income look like if I did cosmetic dentistry?
What about if I went on further to pursue orthodontics?
I know the question is very much “how longs a piece of string” and lots of variables. But I would love at least some ballparks.
Note: I’m not doing dentistry purely for the money, but I’d like to make an informed decision before making such a big life decision, including changing careers and figuring out how to pay the mortgage while im a student :)

https://www.watoday.com.au/property/news/the-perth-suburbs-where-it-s-cheaper-to-buy-a-home-now-than-a-year-ago-20240515-p5jdu3.html

Much has been said about genetic genealogy, and I understand why it can’t be used in the case of DB Cooper. There simply isn’t the requisite genetic material.
However, just for a taste of what it can do please see below a recent example of a 30 year old case being solved in Western Australia.
The article is paywalled so I have pasted it below for your reading pleasure. (Hopefully Kerry Stokes isn’t subbed)
https://thewest.com.au/news/wa/wa-police-use-genetic-genealogy-to-help-solve-the-case-of-a-man-who-was-hit-and-killed-by-a-train-in-1998-c-14675339
WA Police use genetic genealogy to help solve the case of a man who was hit and killed by a train in 1998 Phil Hickey The West Australian Fri, 17 May 2024 2:00AM
Senior Constable Bec Franklin, Detective Sergeant Darren Bethell, Senior Constable Lisa Rosenberg and Senior Constable Nikki Bailey. Police are using genetic genealogy to help solves cold cases in WA.
An extraordinary DNA breakthrough in the case of a mystery man hit and killed by a train in Perth 26 years ago could revolutionise the way police solve cold cases.
Using groundbreaking genetic genealogy technology, WA Police have ended a near three-decades long riddle by putting a name to the man found on a set of train tracks on March 7, 1998.
He can now be revealed for the first time as 20-year-old Mark Peter Dixon, from New South Wales.
Mr Dixon’s name, age and where he came from, had remained a total mystery after he was struck by a train between Burswood and Victoria Park stations.
Despite extensive inquiries over the past 26 years — and the case even being broadcast on Australia’s Most Wanted — his identity remained an enigma.
But a dedicated new team at the WA Police special crime squad has now cracked the case using genetic genealogy — the same technological advancement recently used to catch the infamous Golden State Killer in the US.
The technique involves investigators using genealogy websites — such as GEDmatch.com — in an effort to match a person’s DNA to any potential relatives.
In this case, officers from the newly-formed investigative genetic genealogy team (IGG) uploaded the mystery man’s DNA to GEDmatch in November, as part of a fresh inquiry into his case called Operation Skyvent.
From there they spent several months piecing together a family tree of Mr Dixon’s potential relatives — some of whom lived as far back as 1784.
By meticulously building a picture of his ancestry, from a starting point of about 2000 people, the IGG team were finally able to give Mr Dixon a name.
In an exclusive interview with The West Australian this week, the IGG team members who helped solve the mystery said they were confident this was just the beginning of genetic genealogy cracking cold cases.
Officers are now urging members of the public to get on board and upload their DNA onto sites such as GEDmatch.com to help solve historical cases not just in Australia, but around the world.
“For this to be successful, we need the public on board,” Det-Sgt Darren Bethell said.
“(In order) for law enforcement to be effective, it’s a partnership between us and the community.
“This is a great new tool . . . but at times we need the community, and this is one of those moments.”
Det-Sgt Bethell said WA Police were leading the charge, from an genetic genealogy investigative standpoint.
“We are the only dedicated IGG team in Australia, but others are starting to form,” he said.
The incredible breakthrough in Mr Dixon’s case has come as a huge relief to WA Police officer Jen Robinson.
She investigated his tragic death in 1998 — even helping to organise his funeral because there was simply nobody else to bury him.
Senior Constable Jen Robinson is thrilled the case has finally been solved. Credit: Andrew Ritchie/The West Australian Sen. Cons. Robinson said she was elated the case had finally been solved.
“My biggest fear was that I was going to retire and this case wasn’t going to be solved,” she said.
“I just feel total relief now and I am so pleased.”
Such is the excitement about the potential for genetic genealogy to solve other cases, The West can reveal the IGG team is currently working on 18 other cases at present — some of which are murder investigations and unsolved sex assault cases.
Police say they are making excellent progress on as many as eight of those 18 cases.
Nikki Bailey, a senior constable with the IGG team, said being able to solve serious cases using new technology was incredibly rewarding.
“It’s amazing to be able to give a family closure for a loved one that’s been lost,” she said.
“But we’re also dealing with sexual assaults and homicides, and again, (its) very rewarding to be able to give the families of the victims of those kinds of crimes closure as well.”
A composite image of what Mr Dixon is believed to have looked like was produced in 1998.
And although no photos of the 20-year-old have been released since he was identified, The West has been told the composite image was a very accurate depiction of him.
A composite image of what Mr Dixon is believed to have looked like was produced in 1998. Credit: crime stoppers Genetic genealogy has been credited with solving hundreds of crimes in North America in recent years.
Arguably the biggest case solved using the technique was the Golden State Killer case. The method led to the identification of Joseph James DeAngelo — a serial rapist and murderer who killed 13 people and raped more than 50 across California in the 1970s and ‘80s.
DeAngelo was jailed for life in 2020.
WA Police revealed last year how they too had used genetic genealogy technology to track down an alleged serial rapist who targeted four Perth women in the 1990s.
Following an “intensive” two-year investigation, Michael Anthony Woodhall, 51, was charged with carrying out the sex attacks in Crawley, Kelmscott, Carine and Scarborough between 1995 and 1998.
Det-Insp. Darryl Cox said at the time that genetic genealogy initially identified 3884 people — all of whom were put into a family tree.
Police then spent two years painstakingly eliminating potential offenders. Until they had just one name left.
To find out more about GEDmatch click here.

Interesting. Mainly below top-tier-but-still-posh suburbs. Ascot and North Coogee, both newer to the flash suburb club down over 20% in one year - ouch haha.
https://www.watoday.com.au/property/news/the-perth-suburbs-where-it-s-cheaper-to-buy-a-home-now-than-a-year-ago-20240515-p5jdu3.html

Tyler Jones made this great point on the newest Locked on Hawks podcast and I couldn't agree more!
I've been saying for months now that I thought this draft isn't as weak as everyone says. I think that the formative age that this class was during the covid lockdowns/disruption had a huge affect, and as Rowland and Jones discussed these guys have "unconventional" tape.
That unconventional tape comes from a few of the guys being on G-league ignite which was a huge dumpster fire and I'm sure everyone regrets being there and it did nobody any favors. Nobody improved from their G-League ignite experience.
Then you have Sarr who was at overtime elite for 2 years which is an irregular approach in itself and then he went to Australia. According to the Perth fan that posted here recently it sounds like Sarr was basically playing for Australian Nate McMillan and showcasing Sarr and developing his NBA skills were not a priority for them as they were in contention and trying to win games. Sarr is also a young, skinny big man and it can't be easy to go from playing high school aged guys to playing against big men in their prime in a pro league. I agree with Tyler, if we only had tape on Sarr playing against other 19-21 year old big men his tape would be more impressive.
I mean hey it's easy for me to say all of this as a Hawks fan, right? Maybe these players weren't super affected by not being able to play much organized basketball when they were 14-15 because of covid, but at the very least these prospects took unconventional paths towards getting the the draft. And instead of all of these scouts and analysts saying "Hey this draft class is unique and is harder to project because of x, y, and z variables" they're saying "yeah this is the worst draft I've seen" and are being completely inflexible in their evaluations. It almost feels like at this point no one will dare say that they think this is a good draft because they don't want to disagree with the hive mind and isolate themselves if their wrong.
Anyhow that's my ted talk fuck the bullshit go Hawks

Speech Pathology - Perth
Hi everyone, I’m seeking for advice regarding pursuing a postgraduate degree in Speech Path, particularly in Curtin. I have a background in education and also social work, practiced both and now really keen to get into speech but have a few things to consider being a mature aged student (27 female). I was wondering if anybody could shed some light around the course in general if you’ve done it in curtin, was it hard to find placements/pracs? Is the course really content heavy and intense? Thank you :)