Browsing Category Sports

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  Sports 2

  FIFA: Insanity Prevails

  “The winner, to organise the 2022 FIFA World Cup is…. Qatar.” Those words from Sepp Blatter will go down ...

  On 23 March, 2015 / By Eamonn Warner
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  Top 5 of 2014: Sport

  With 2014 drawing to a close, the year in sport saw a number of outstanding moments that would be ...

  On 26 December, 2014 / By Peter Harrop
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  Vale Phillip Hughes; Understanding a Tragedy

  Cricket pitches are 22 yards, stump to stump. The balls between five and six ounces (160gms) in weight. These ...

  On 28 November, 2014 / By Anthony Mason
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  Sports 1

  FIFA: No Bribery in the War Room

  The fallout over the past week following the release of judge Hans-Joachim Eckert’s summary of the Garcia report into ...

  On 20 November, 2014 / By Eamonn Warner
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  Sports 2

  Racism in Sport; The Ugly Duel

  Source: Fairfax  “Hating people because of their color is wrong. And it doesn’t matter which colour does the hating. ...

  On 30 September, 2014 / By Gordon D'Mello
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  NRL – The Season So Far

  With the Origin series wrapped up, and just over two months to go before the finals, the NRL is ...

  On 30 June, 2014 / By Peter Harrop
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  Lifestyle 0

  Slacklining – New Age Balancing Thrill

  It’s been likened to walking on a tightrope but don’t let any hardcore slackliner hear you say it. Unlike ...

  On 18 June, 2014 / By Amy Sherden
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  Sports 2

  Active Support War Must End

  UPDATE: In the months since this article was first published, the Melbourne Victory supporters group, The North Terrace, have worked ...

  On 17 June, 2014 / By Eamonn Warner
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  Fantasy Leagues; the Sporting Conundrum

  Fantasy League. Two words every sports fanatic – guy, and perhaps girl – like to hear before the start ...

  On 11 June, 2014 / By Gordon D'Mello
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  State of Origin: Highlights of 100

  Well it’s that time of year again – mate against mate; state against state; the pinnacle of Rugby League; ...

  On 27 May, 2014 / By Peter Harrop