News about David Robertson

Headline inflation has fallen into the Reserve Bank's 2 to 3 per cent target for the first time in three years. Here's why it won't mean an early rate cut.

Capital One is in the process of buying Discover for $35 billion, bringing together two of the country's credit card firms together. The transaction could have a major effect on the payments market, which is mainly dominated by Visa and Mastercard. Discover Financial shareholders will be paid almost $140 for their Capital One shares under the terms of the all-stock deal. Discover shares are currently worth $110, much more than the $110 that they are currently value. The partnership marries two of the country's biggest credit card firms, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, who aren't banks first. It also brings together two businesses whose clients are largely similar: many Americans are also looking for cash back or modest travel rewards.

Lego executives who spent four years on the new Lego Dreamzzz set are eager to see if their investment will pay off this holiday season. Bosses at the Danish toy company enlisted 30,000 children in order to maintain their top spot on the market and ensure the company's new offering's success. If the latest line fails, it could be immediately culled as part of a radical tactic introduced by CEO Niels Christiansen.

As millions of Australian homeowners remain on tenterhooks, Yellow Brick Road executive chairman Mark Bouris made the startling prediction. The RBA will announce its decision at 2.30 p.m. on Tuesday, just half an hour before the Melbourne Cup. 'I actually think if they do this, we may find ourselves in a downturn,' he told 2GB's Ben Fordham.

The Mets, who began the season with a $353 million payroll, defeated the Washington Nationals 2-1 to lift to 48-54. They are seven games behind the Philadelphia Phillies and the Cincinnati Reds, who are in a virtual tie for the last two NL wild-card spots. The Mets have saved them more than $6.75 million over the years. Robertson's $2,548,387 remaining on his $10 million salary. The luxury tax bill in New York has been reduced by $3.19 million.

After rape charges were dropped against Glasgow United footballer David Goodwillie (left), investigators were encouraged to consider reopening a case against him. The Crown Office dismissed the charges on the grounds of lack of evidence, though the former Scotland foreigner, 34, was found not to be a rapist in a civil lawsuit in 2017. He and fellow footballer David Robertson were fined £100,000 in damages after being found to have assaulted a woman in a West Lothian home in 2011. Denise Clair (right), a lawyer representing the victim, told BBC Scotland that they had requested criminal prosecutors to look at the trial again.

Tim Anderson was fired from second and third on a game-ending flyout, and the New York Mets defeated the Chicago White Sox 11-10 on Tuesday night after taking a seven-run lead behind two Francisco lvarez home runs. As the Mets took a 5-0 lead in their first inning this season, lvarez and fellow rookie Brett Baty scored back-to-back home runs off Lucas Giolito (6-6). In his third multi-homer game off Tanner Banks, lvarez added another two-run homer to his third multi-homer game, putting the Mets ahead 11-4. "I do know this: He's not afraid of the moment," Mets manager Buck Showalter said. "It's rare."

Liam Hendricks returned to the majors after winning the White Sox's bizarre victory over the Detroit Tigers on Saturday. Yoán Moncada scampered home on a 10th-inning wild pitch that knocked out umpire Cory Blaser, bringing the Chicago White Sox to a 2-1 victory. Hendriks pitched a 1-2-3 seventh inning in his second game of the season after recovering from stage 4 non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

A youth injured in a horrific car accident that killed three others and left one woman dead, had pleaded for life to the fullest. Lucus Garzoli was named in the early hours of Saturday morning as the third tragic survivor of the horrific car accident, which happened off Wannon-Nigretta Falls Road in Bochara, 320 kilometers west of Melbourne, and smashed into a tree. 'You only live once, so make it a good f**king life,' Lucus posted on Facebook as his welcome message.'

Around 3:30 a.m. on Saturday morning, a red Toyota Corolla was travelling along Wannon-Nigretta Falls Road in Bochara, 320 kilometers west of Melbourne, when it veered off the road and smashed into a tree. A mother and three teenagers were killed, while a 17-year-old girl, the sole survivor of the tragedy, was admitted to hospital with serious injuries to her upper body. The four teenagers have yet to be identified, however one student's name was revealed in a letter to parents at Monivae College on Sunday night. Principal Jonathon Rowe told student Joshua Elmes' parents that the school community was supposed to be aware of his death. Matthew Elmes acknowledged his son's death on a blog he had posted for his father's birthday just two weeks ago on May 15.

Fourteen school friends were killed after a horrific crash on a road in regional Victoria as police look at how long they lay in the wreckage before assisting arrived. A vehicle carrying five people was traveling along Wannon-Nigretta Falls Road when the driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a tree, according to Victoria Police. In the accident, two males and two females were killed. On a seat, the red Toyota Corolla (pictured top right) had a road safety warning (pictured top right).

Around me outside the Libyan Embassy, my mates were getting stuck in first aid kits, pressing hands onto wounds, and screaming on radios to alert others what had happened. As they begged for assistance, one of the men they were helping was cling out in pain. 'Wake up, sir.' She needs you.' Howard's voice had been measured and soothing. He took a steady, encouraging hand on my shoulder. I rushed back, hoping to see his resolute face. Fear was what I saw at the time, and it was fear that was overwhelming. As he began closing the ambulance door, a medic declared, 'Now or never, lad.' I took a look at the inside. On the bench behind the passenger seat, Yvonne was on her back. Her hand reached out toward me, the fingers bloodied and trembling. The door slammed behind us as I stepped forward and into the ambulance's crowded interior.

The teen victim of a rapist who was suspended in prison because a judge said he could'couldn't breathe' when she heard his sentence. The teen was 13 years old when she was assaulted by Sean Hogg, who was then 17, in Midlothian's Dalkeith Country Park. Hogg, a 21-year-old prisoner, was released early this month because his sentencing judge at the High Court in Glasgow said his age at the time of the offence must be factored in. Instead, he ordered Hogg, of Hamilton, Lanarkshire, to complete 270 hours of unpaid service, igniting outrage and demands to change sentencing guidelines. Prosecutors have said they are considering appealing it as 'unduly generous'.

Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso homered, David Robertson got four key outs, and the Mets defeated San Diego to take two of three from the Padres in a rematch of their playoff series last October. Tylor Megill (3-0) had three runs, three hits, and three walks in five innings for the Mets, who lost last year's Wild Card Series to the Padres 2-1. Brandon Nimmo had three hits and two RBIs, and Tommy Pham had a run-scoring single in the Mets' seventh. Despite a 7-6 record, the Mets are only batting.218.

Ellie Wilson (right), a Rape survivor who assaulted a 13-year-old teen, says the sentence given to Sean Hogg (inset) who assaulted a 13-year-old teen is "completely appalling." Denise Clair (left), a Rape survivor, referred to Hogg's sentencing as a "embarrassment to the Scottish judiciary system," and said it was "fully deflating" for victims. Hogg, of Hamilton, Lanarkshire, walked free from jail and will only have to complete 270 hours of unpaid service, which has sparked outrage.

David Goodwillie has been released by Radcliffe FC just hours after scoring a hat-trick on his debut, with the non-League team announcing his signing. Goodwillie was accused of rape in 2011, with fellow footballer David Robertson, but there was never a court trial because there weren't enough evidence. The couple's victim, however, recovered £100,000 from the pair in a civil case in Scotland after a judge ruled they assaulted her.

In the ancient town of Bungay, a peaceful spot in sleepy Suffolk, dark forces are apparently at work. The River Waveney has encircled the town, with views over lush meadows and strewned with historic buildings, and has just been dubbed the UK's capital. Official statistics from the 2021 census show that around one out of 120 people in the local population answered "Satanism" when asked about their faith - 100 percent more than the national average. Local politicians and residents insist they have never seen any evidence of illegal conduct, and that it could be a prank. If so, a large number of people are interested in it.

On Tuesday, billionaire Steve Cohen of the New York Mets added to his league-high payroll by approving over $200 million in new contracts, as well as free-agent pitchers José Quintana and David Robertson. Of course, Nimmo, who received a $2 million signing bonus, will get $162 million. Nimmo became a free agent last month for the first time in a quality leadoff hitter with a.385 percent on-base percentage. For the first time since 2016, he was a key performer as the Mets returned to the playoffs this year.

The money-spent New York Mets are still throwing money at players in an attempt to win, with their payroll expected to hit the $400 million mark this winter. According to Forbes, owner Steve Cohen is the richest owner in baseball with a net worth of more than $17.5 billion, and the team is forecast to go deeper in 2023 after losing in 2022. Brandon Nimmo is expected to keep after completing an eight-year, $162 million contract, according to DailyMail.com, while David Robertson has also signed up for a one-year, $8 million contract.

David Goodwillie, the striker's son, has been released with immediate effect, eight months after signing him. In January, the 33-year-old signed for the Scottish Championship side but came under a severe backlash from the partnership after Goodwillie was found guilty of rape in a civil lawsuit in 2017. Goodwillie was accused of rape in 2011 alongside fellow footballer David Robertson, but there was never a criminal trial because there was no evidence to back it up. However, the couple's victim recovered £100,000 from them in a civil case of its kind in Scotland in 2017, after a judge ruled they had assaulted her.

The results of a two-year probe into the origins of the pandemic were revealed in America, according to the magazine's staff, who was tasked with finding the truth, it was 'plausible'. It mimics Beijing's disinformation crusade's rhetoric, which threatened to divert attention away from the infamous Wuhan site (left) by pointing the finger at a military base in Maryland. When mentioning the little-known laboratory that is just miles away from the pandemic's "ground zero," it said that independent teams have also "not yet investigated" US labs. Authors argued that the National Institute for Health, which is responsible for performing research into some of the world's deadliest pathogens, had refused to reveal the details' of its research. It's not the first time the 198-year-old journal, led by editor-in-chief Richard Horton (bottom right), has been accused of supporting China's argument that Covid did not appear in its borders. Professor Jeffrey Sachs (top right), the source of The Lancet's Covid-19 Commission paper, has been dubbed 'Xi's propagandist' because of his pro-Beijing remarks.