Inside story: Finals blow-up, Bevo and the truth about Jamarra

Email How did Jamarra Ugle-Hagan and the Bulldogs get here? As SCOTT GULLAN reveals for the first time, it all went ‘pear shaped’ two hours before last year’s semi-final.

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AM Edition Inside story: Finals blow-up, Bevo and the truth about Jamarra How did Jamarra Ugle-Hagan and the Bulldogs get here? As SCOTT GULLAN reveals for the first time, it all went ‘pear shaped’ two hours before last year’s semi-final. READ MORE   New Werribee MP lists top 5 priorities. Crime isn’t one of them Schools, local congestion and cost of living relief — not crime — are the key priorities for freshly minted Werribee MP John Lister who has taken aim at outsiders giving his suburb... READ MORE   Zelensky ‘regrets’ Trump stoush, wants to negotiate Volodymyr Zelensky said he is “ready to come to the negotiation table as soon as possible” with Donald Trump to secure peace after Mr Trump halted military aid for Ukraine. READ MORE   Border dodgers’ criminal rampage: Cost to Aussies is $100m The release of hundreds of former immigration detainees convicted of criminal offences such as murder and rape has cost taxpayers more than $100 million over the past 18 months. 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