Constitution

Money Talks. Does That Explain The Silence?

As most great leaders know there is a time to be heard and a time to be silent. This is what makes them great, being able to differentiate between the two. If you misjudge those moments it can result in

Why Governance Is So Important

Businesses and sports have constitutions and articles of association not only to protect themselves, but also to protect those in their employ and as well as their board members. Once these are tampered with to suit the agendas of certain

Being Democratic Is the Right Thing.

Where has the democracy gone in sport? Why is it so hard to do what is right? The sporting environment has had alarm bells ringing loudly in some sports for over a decade. Why have they been ignored? Is it

Inspirational Athletes – 24

When it comes to the question of who was the first Aboriginal to play cricket for Australia the answer is often carefully phrased. Many will say the first known Aboriginal to play for Australia was Jason Gillespie. The reason being

Ripping Up The Rules.

Imagine your sport without any rules. It would be complete mayhem. Even when kids play their own games they create an imaginary boundary along the edge of their playing area, they have jumpers an equal distance apart for goals, if