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Recruit Billings gives Demons a different connection

Traded from St Kilda to Melbourne for relative peanuts, Jack Billings delivered a reminder of his class in the Demons' round-one win over the Western Bulldogs.

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Demons aim high after AFL off-season from hell

A tumultuous off-season has turned a blowtorch on Melbourne as they seek to use adversity to their advantage in launching another AFL premiership assault.

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Demons new boy Caleb Windsor sizzles, eyes early debut

No.7 draft pick Caleb Windsor and St Kilda recruit Jack Billings are in the frame for selection in Melbourne's AFL season-opener against Sydney.

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Demons confident on settling Petty amid Adelaide ties

After Adelaide attempted to lure Harrison Petty back to South Australia, Melbourne will put work in to keep the key tall happy in Victoria.

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St Kilda's Billings sidelined for eight weeks

Midfielder Jack Billings faces two months on the sidelines for St Kilda after fracturing his right leg during the AFL practice match against Melbourne.

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Hello Tomorrow! on AppleTV+ review: can’t quite get off the ground

This jolly sci-fi series starring Billy Crudup has a bad case of wasted potential

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Review: 'Hello Tomorrow!' shoots for the moon but craters

The solar system is the limit in "Hello Tomorrow!," Apple TV+'s 10-part series about a team of traveling salespeople who peddle timeshares on the moon. Too bad the storytelling in this highly stylized, half-hour dramedy doesn't aim as high as its ambitious characters.

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Hello Tomorrow! review – Billy Crudup’s comedy drama forgets one thing … being funny

This retro-futuristic series about a timeshare salesman for moon properties is sorely lacking in comic performances. Its pace is sluggish and its plot thin. It looks lovely, though

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‘Hello Tomorrow!’: On show about selling lunar homes, gorgeous look is eclipsed by meandering story

Billy Crudup leads stellar cast in a dark Apple TV+ comedy set in a future world with a retro 1950s vibe.

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Hello Tomorrow! to African Queens: the seven best shows to stream this week

Billy Crudup sells real estate on the moon in this retro-futuristic series, while Jada Pinkett Smith narrates a fascinating docudrama

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Saints' Jones cleared to face Bombers

Injury-hit St Kilda have received an unexpected boost with Zak Jones fit to face Essendon, while Jack Billings and Hunter Clark have been recalled.

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Saints count injury cost of AFL loss

St Kilda will have to make at least three changes against Essendon with Zak Jones injuring his hamstring and Daniel McKenzie and Mitch Owens concussed.

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Saints brace for AFL bounce from 'Roos

Despite the dramas at Arden St this week, St Kilda coach Brett Ratten expects a fired-up North Melbourne as they mark captain Jack Ziebell's 250th game.

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Ratten wants quick AFL rebound from Saints

St Kilda coach Brett Ratten says the Saints were more disappointed by the way they played than the Collingwood loss and are out to rebound against Fremantle.

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Clark to miss first month of AFL season

St Kilda midfielder Hunter Clark could need surgery and Jack Billings is also injured after their pre-season win over Essendon.

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