Unfriendly Fire
The selection wars continue in Great Britain as it looks like being a case of the best QCs rather than PB’s with the Games a month away. Incredibly two army pistol shooters Morgan Cook and Ian Jack have been omitted
Time to End Public War of Words
First of all let us say that as lovers of sport and especially football we are grateful for the money that Tony Sage has sunk into Perth Glory to enable Western Australia to have a team in the national competition,
No Apologies – buy your copy online
In 2010, Kyah Simon and Lydia Williams became the first two Indigenous women to win international football honours when both were part of the Matilda’s victorious 2010 Aisa Cup campaign. In 2011, in Germany, both girls became the first two
Black Caviar – Highly Rated
I have always thought Caviar extremely over-rated and could never see what all the fuss was about. There were some sceptics who were saying the same about the equine version, Black Caviar. That was until this weekend. Horse racing and
A Male First
Britain has often been regarded as one of the last bastions of male chauvinism in the Western World and the London Olympic Games it would appear are not going to do a lot to break that mould. It has been
