LOTTERIES

Wednesday Lotto (draw 3021): 43, 21, 35, 22, 12, 45. Supplementaries: 7, 6.

Packing down to times past: why putting scrums under scrutiny is cause for concern

ALL organisations evolve over time in order to meet their identified needs.

Staying true to type

So how much am I bid for Jack Kerouac's typewriter?

TELEVISION

HOW EARTH MADE US

LOTTERIES

SUNDAY for MONDAY

SPOTLIGHT

RATING: 2.5/5

Bad education

Five children show how American public schools are failing, writes SANDRA HALL. WAITING FOR SUPERMAN Directed by Davis Guggenheim Rated PG, 111 minutes Rating: 3.5/5

Just another number

RANKINGS. In many respects, they're a valuable tool in football. And in others, a pain in the bum. Particularly when it comes to the status of individual players.

Lotto

Last night's winning numbers were: 6, 8, 14, 17, 23, 43.

Epic dance of the extraordinary

A new work examines real lives changed by remarkable events, writes Philippa Hawker.

Monumental win a big first for hot Goss

TASMANIAN Matt Goss has transformed himself from being a rider rated by many rivals as a mere threat, into their number one target for the European spring classics after he became the first Australian to win the marathon Milan-San Remo race in Italy yesterday.

Disasters stretch charity dollar

QUEENSLANDERS have dug deep to donate to those affected by natural disasters over the past few months but it has come at a cost to other charities.

WHAT THE BOOKIES SAY

MICHAEL SULLIVAN (Sportingbet)

Lotteries

Powerball (draw 774) dividends: Division 1, $20 million; division 2, $56,903.70; division 3, $5004.95; division 4, $105.90; division 5, $54.10; division 6, $22; and division 7, $11.80.

LOTTERIES

Powerball (draw 774): 5, 2, 7, 34 and 28. Powerball: 6.

Such happy mammaries

Michael Idato sends birthday greetings to the bosom of the family, Maria Venuti.

LOTTERIES

Super 7's Oz Lotto (draw 891) dividends: Division 1, $15,000,000; division 2, $29,746.50; division 3, $4082.85; division 4, $290; division 5, $43.85; division 6, $21.85; division 7, $13.35.

Critic's view

Winners & Losers: premiere Channel Seven, 8.30pm

Gambling on loser theme

A new show about a bunch of former outcasts is packed with expectation, writes Frances Atkinson.

Cornish committed to ensuring hearts continue to race at the Farm

Could Black Caviar draw a crowd to Warwick Farm racecourse? Nothing else seems capable of it. It's such a pity for the western Sydney racetrack with the tranquil setting, which deserves a spot on racing's main stage.

LOTTERIES

LOTTERIESTattslotto (draw 3093): 21, 13, 4, 38, 17, 40. Supplementaries: 18 and 32. Dividends: Division 1, $1,350,022.73; division 2, $7853.65; division 3, $1022.70; division 4, $30.10; division 5, $21.25; division 6, $13.75.

You do what?

Una O'Neill Lottery winner announcer impact Factor: high

LOTTERIES

Powerball (draw xxx) dividends: Division 1, xxxx; division 2, $xxxx; division 3, $xxxx;

YOUR STARS

WITH Mercury and Uranus joining Jupiter in Aries, sign of the rambunctious Ram, expect a week of uncensored directness and dynamic creativity: impulsive, blunt, creative and inspirational.

YOUR WEEK AHEAD WITH LILITH

With Mercury and Uranus joining Jupiter in Aries, sign of the rambunctious Ram, expect a week of uncensored directness and dynamic creativity: impulsive, blunt, creative and inspirational.

LOTTERIES

Wednesday Lotto (draw 3015): 38, 12, 10, 7, 39, 21. Supplementaries: 30, 33.

LOTTERIES

Powerball (draw 772) dividends: Division 1, no winners; division 2, $64,392.80; division 3, $6884.65; division 4, $134.65; division 5, $65.50; division 6, $25.95 and division 7, $14.05.

Warne tweet raises ire

PAKISTAN Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt wants a formal International Cricket Council inquiry into Shane Warne's prediction on twitter that the India-England World Cup match would end in a tie. "We will raise the matter and ask the ICC to conduct a fair inquiry into the matter," Butt said.

Don't play politics with disabilities

DISABILITY is a word that covers a vast range of circumstances. Some people are born with a disability, others fall ill or are injured. If they are injured in a car crash or a workplace accident, their care and rehabilitation are likely to be covered. All other Australians with a disability ��� and it can happen to anyone at any time ��� have no guarantee of adequate care and support. The Productivity Commission, which has undertaken a year-long inquiry into disability care and support, acknowledged in its issues paper that whether people get good care can be a lottery. Yesterday, its draft report offered recommendations that could transform life for people with disabilities and their carers. This potentially includes every Australian.