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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 4 April 2025
Rugby Rising Star Bailey Hayward Breaks Family's Dark Past Picture courtesy of The Daily Mail Bailey Hayward, a name now echoing through the Australian National Rugby League, is making proud strides as a 23-year-old halfback for the Canterbury Bulldogs. While he's celebrated on the field today, his family's history tells a tale of both sporting excellence and past turmoil. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1356818-rugby-rising-star-bailey-hayward-breaks-familys-dark-past/ -
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Falling Crane Smashes Pickup on Rama 2, Driver Seriously Injured
That area between the river and the end of Samut Sakhon is probably one of the most dangerous stretches of highway in Asia. The extent of the failure of this highway project is an abomimation. Heads should be rolling, people should be jailed, and officials should be exiled. -
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Rugby Rising Star Bailey Hayward Breaks Family's Dark Past
Picture courtesy of The Daily Mail Bailey Hayward, a name now echoing through the Australian National Rugby League, is making proud strides as a 23-year-old halfback for the Canterbury Bulldogs. While he's celebrated on the field today, his family's history tells a tale of both sporting excellence and past turmoil. Bailey’s grandfather, Paul Hayward, was a standout player for the Newtown Jets and an Olympic-level boxer until his promising career was cut short by a drug smuggling scandal. In 1978, he was arrested in Bangkok with 8.4 kilograms of heroin, landing him a 20-year sentence in the infamous Bang Kwang prison, also known as the "Bangkok Hilton." Paul was entangled with notorious criminal Neddy Smith, who was revealed by a fellow inmate to have masterminded the heroin deal. Paul eventually received a royal pardon after spending 11 grueling years locked up, but sadly passed away in 1992 from a heroin overdose. Bailey, aware of his family's history, aims to rewrite it. Since his NRL debut in 2024, he has shown talent, humility, and determination. He excelled in the Jersey Flegg competition and represented Scotland in the Rugby League World Cup. His leadership skills were apparent even before stepping onto the NRL field, earning unanimous recognition during a 2023 pre-season bootcamp. Bailey stepped up as a five-eighth in recent games, showing defensive prowess and composure. His journey to the NRL wasn’t straightforward; at 18, he walked away briefly, working as a surveyor, before returning to his passion for rugby. His sister, Paige Hayward, echoes the family's sporting spirit, making a name in the A-League Women soccer after a successful U.S. college career. Bailey's story is one of resilience. Even as his grandmother Gail raised three children alone during Paul's imprisonment, her strength played a crucial role in Bailey's upbringing. Now, he’s determined to uplift the Hayward name, turning a troubled legacy into one of hope and triumph. Canterbury legend Josh Reynolds admires Bailey's contributions, emphasizing the club's renewed focus on local talent and character. As the Hayward name shines on the rugby field once again, it stands as a testament to resilience and new beginnings, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-04-04 -
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Gov'ts Fight to See Who Will Suck Up to Trump the Most.
@Yagoda Suck off us? I was referring to Americans in the first place, dolt! 🙂 Domestic policy. More nonsense from you, as per usual. I guess we'll see the results in time. Meanwhile you'll still be posting your hate filled bile, twisting whatever outcome to suggest it's a 'win'. -
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Thailand Urged to Form ‘War Room’ in Response to US Tariffs
Well said! So there are some sain Shock! I've found a sane person on thai visa! Lol. Well said! -
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Thai Baht Plummets with US Tariff Blow: 34.50 per Dollar Test Looms
All nations must consider ways to insulate themselves from the insane trade policies of the US, only two times in the past has the US engaged in the kind of trade policies they are now engaged in. Both times in 1828 and1930 it resulted in a pretty severe depression. Trump has no idea what he's doing, he's totally out of his league, he's being poorly advised, and the world is paying the price for his arrogance. So will the US. The baht very well could climb higher against the dollar, as I expect the dollar to start weakening.
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