Executioner gives Green's reputation a pummelling

IF WORLD champion Danny Green needed proof his reputation has been tarnished by Roy Jones jnr's claim he wore illegal wraps into the ring during the "greatest victory in Australia's boxing history", an online interview with Bernard Hopkins has provided it.

Green construction remains in the pink

Sector resilient despite GFC, writes Philip Hopkins.

More green lights for eco-friendly buildings

ECONOMIC uncertainty has not derailed Australia's $21 billion green building market: Queensland registered the largest number of projects last year while activity in NSW was worth the most.

Siaca first, but Green has his eye on Mundine again

DANNY GREEN'S failure to land a fight with big-name American boxers Bernard Hopkins and Antonio Tarver prompted last week's move to call out arch rival Anthony Mundine.

Green wants an Anzac Day two-up match with 'stingy fraud' Mundine

ANTHONY MUNDINE would be exposed as a cowardly fraud if he rejected Danny Green's offer of a rematch on Anzac Day, the latter said in a verbal spray at his bitter rival.

GREEN LOANS

AS ONE of the first independent assessors for the Green Loans, I have found the process constantly frustrating ("Green Loans crisis deepens", The Age, 10/2). There have been technical difficulties and reports do not necessarily reflect householders' needs, and no opportunity for the assessor to make contributions.

Trust savvy gen Y to smell a rat

Two funny things happened this week - the Prime Minister was punked on ABC TV's Q&A program by 400 sharp-tongued gen Ys who looked as if they had "cynic" stamped on their foreheads. And history's most watched Superbowl game featured an Audi ad about "green police" which satirised environmental zealotry.

Festival headliner loses close friend

THE Sydney Festival will not be able to confirm until today whether one of its headline acts, the soul singer Al Green, will be available for performances beginning on Saturday at the festival's free opening night party.

Jones demands wrap probe

ROY JONES jnr has demanded his knockout loss to Danny Green be overturned to a disqualification victory, citing illegal use of hand wraps by the Australian, and comparing the loss to the decision that cost him the gold medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympics.

Hopkins talks up a Green pay day

DANNY Green's dream bout with superstar Bernard Hopkins appears to be a significant step closer, with Hopkins revealing not only is he angry the Australian "derailed" his multimillion-dollar rematch with Roy Jones jnr, but that he is also prepared to fight in Australia.

Man versus Machine II, punters will have to wait

ANTHONY MUNDINE will today announce he is moving down to light-middleweight to pursue a world title in a third weight division, putting paid to any possibility of a rematch with Danny Green in the immediate future.

Jones shows Green he's the real deal

AUSTRALIA'S newest world boxing champion, Danny Green, sat ringside not long after winning the IBO cruiserweight title and watched as his next opponent €“ the great Roy Jones jnr €“ made mincemeat of former superstar Jeff Lacy.

Cathy Is At The Environmental Coalface

CATHY Dyer is at the coalface of environmental science. At 33 she is the manager of contaminated sites for the NSW Environmental Protection Agency. She leads a team of 13 people - including chemical engineers, geologists, hydro geologists, agricultural scientists, statisticians, risk specialists,