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Hackett primed for thorpe showdown MELBOURNE star Chris Mayne was named captain for his maiden AFL season on Sunday, but he will be joined by veteran Jamie Macmillan and forward Jack Riewoldt after both captains left the club on Tuesday. Mayne had a year to work on his consistency and was a clear target for rival clubs, despite returning from an injured hamstring, but he is one of only four players from the Eagles' 2015 draft class still with the club, and while his return to his old team is a welcome prospect, it will come as a blow for the Giants to lose their captain to the competition at this stage in his career. Riewoldt had a very limited first season with Richmond, but his best season came as a key player on the wings in round 15 at the end of 2013, when he finished second on the team with 25 disposals, including a game-winning goal. A veteran of 13 games for the Cats, he showed plenty of signs of growth this year in the win over Collingwood at Etihad Stadium, with his hard kicking and his defensive instincts making him one of the best young players in the game. Mayne will be missed by all, but his contribution to the club could be an even bigger loss. 바카라 온라인카지노 온라인카지노 카지노 온라인카지노 Qld labour day march has festive spirit to it. It's a reminder that Queensland will keep our commitments and keep our commitments to fight our common battle against poverty. So, what do you do? 1. Join the #May17day march The march, a celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulation (MMPR) launch of the state's medical cannabis program, is happening Sunday 19 May from 1 to 5pm at the Victorian War Memorial in Brisbane. The march starts with a 10am drum-and-bell tolling at the War Memorial and a 12.50pm march from the State Parliament building to the Marihuana Free Community Centre in Goulburn. You can find out about other activities, such as a BBQ, on our Melbourne event page and on the Melbourne Facebook page. 2. Learn from the walk There are three stages along the walk. They run from 1pm to 3pm, 2:30 to 5:30pm and 2:30 to 4:30pm. Stage I – The Brisbane area Stage II – Western Galilee region Stage III – Melbourne regional areas The march is an opportunity for people from across Queensland to support their local community by working together and learning about issues of interest to their fellow Australian people. You can join online or in person at the Brisbane-Goulburn City Government Centre by visiting the march website. 3. Spread the word online We need your help and participation to help spread the word about the march. You can follow the march on social media through @may17daycouncil on Twitter or through Facebook or Instagram. By posting a message online you can link to a video or photograph of yourself or one of your friends or family that is sharing the march and encouraging others to do the same. 4. Find out where the march is held Organisers are advising people who haven't taken part in the march or want to attend to call the Marihuana Free Community Centre at 1366 690.