The Show Must Go On
Any sports fan will tell you that they never want to see a player get injured, least of all one of the best players. Last week news broke that Australia’s women’s football captain Sam Kerr had injured her anterior cruciate
Falling in Love Again – I Can’t Help It.
They say a week is a long time in sport, so imagine all that can happen in 12 years. With the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 starting in just over a week, and being hosted by New Zealand and Australia,
Podcast #86 – We Touch On The Ornery Topic Of Racism in Sport, and Also Sport Evolving Into Becoming Work.
There are any number of “Days” created across a number of sports dedicated to try and raise awareness of social issues. Yet are they working? In this show, after having many organisations whose role is to help integration or to
Time to Increase the Opportunities
The world has changed a great deal in the past forty years, and the rate of change continues to increase. Some of that change is for the better, and some is not. As a very young child when forced to
Don’t Shoot Me, I’m Just the Player.
It is very rare for any athlete to win a best junior player, or rising star award and in the same year win the Player of the year award in their chosen sport. Socceroos great Mark Vuduka in the 1993-94
