Upgraded Medals Should be Awarded at the Games
Australia’s Jared Tallent finished in the same place as he did at the end of the 50km walk in London and Beijing at the Rio Olympics, only this time he was quick to state that he was proud to stand
Podcast #20 – Gymnastics Closure At WAIS and Russia’s Ban Are Under The Spotlight
It came as a shock to many when the Chief Executive of the Western Australian Institute of Sport, Stephen Lawrence, announced that they were closing down the gymnastics program. On this show we catch up with the woman who set
The Blame Game
Few football fans would have enjoyed the vision of the fighting between England and Russian fans prior to, and after their European Championship opener. Instead of newspapers extolling the football played on the pitch the papers in the UK have
The Cost of Loyalty
Josh Risdon is fast becoming the player that epitomises Perth Glory, just as former captain Gareth Naven did. He is the local boy who came good. The player that many aspiring footballers can relate to because they can identify with
All We Can Know Is That We Know Nothing.
If Russian sport was on the ropes following its doping allegations in the world of Athletics the news that its pin-up girl in the world of Tennis, Maria Sharapova, has failed a drug test while participating at the Australian Open,
