Global Rugby, A Game For All?
Sport used to be about competition. It was based around a tough contest when the whistle, siren or gun sounded and the forming of friendships once the contest was over. This was the case not only at the highest level
The Blame Game
Australia lost their opening game of the 2019 Asian Cup to Jordan. The defending Champions have since come under immense scrutiny following that defeat. The coach has been criticised, the players have been criticised, and even the officials have been
Podcast #57 – Underground Watering of Pitches, The Impact of Broadcasters Moving into the Digital space and the Future of Combat Sports
There is no doubt that sport is constantly changing and this show we look at some of those changes and whether they will be taken up and how big an impact they will have. Our guest on this show is
Can The A-League Afford Such Costs?
Followers of Perth Glory will have noticed one thing that changed post the salary cap scandal, and that was that the Chairman of the club, Tony Sage, limited his media outbursts, or cut them drastically. Some may say that the
Should the Government Really Be Underwriting Sporting Events?
As we have seen in the past week Australians can place far too much importance on sport. Sure sport teaches us a great deal about life. It is also good for us in so many ways, in terms of the
