There is growing momentum behind a push to blow up the current model of Australian sports administration. AusCycling CEO Marne Fechner, whose organisation has taken the leap, details the lessons so far.
Forty years ago, Paul Salmon threatened to redefine Australian football as a giant goalkicker. He talks to SHANNON GILL about whirlwind stardom wrapped in tragedy, the moment it changed and its complex legacy.
With its team surging on the field, Carlton’s army of supporters are helping take the club back to its all-powerful glory days. SHANNON GILL speaks to CEO Brian Cook about the changed approach of Blues fans.
Banned from competing in Queensland, 35 kids will travel 19 hours in a bus to the closest competition that will let the children participate this weekend, reports SHANNON GILL.
98 gymnastics venues around Australia have ceased affiliation of their recreational programs with the sport’s governing bodies despite the threat of competition bans reports SHANNON GILL.
Its footy’s greatest honour, but behind the celebrations are the mechanics that resolve the Australian Football Hall of Fame’s great debates. Selector Graham Cornes explains to SHANNON GILL that it’s a responsibility he never take lightly.
Aussies Dante Exum and Josh Green provided valuable support for superstar Luka Doncic as the Dallas Mavericks kept the NBA Finals alive with a blowout defeat of Boston.
Whether it be barbecues or apples, SHANNON GILL discovers that the rise of women’s teams and leagues is bringing new commercial brands to sport motivated by reaching specific audiences.
The USA’s shock win over Pakistan may justify cricket’s American expedition with cricket fans, yet as SHANNON GILL discovers with ICC bean counters, the business of cricket could no longer afford to ignore North America.
While today’s generations know him as the man dumping ice as the face of Fight MND, SHANNON GILL writes that the highs and lows of Neale Daniher’s all too brief playing career gave a hint of the legacy to come.