134 years not out, Don Bradman’s restored childhood home goes on the market
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Waverley Park was set to be the second biggest stadium in the world — but its demise is a lesson we can’t ignore
In short: The last AFL match was played at Waverley Park in 1999 between Hawthorn and Sydney in front of a…
Stagnant and faltering self-determination efforts in the Pacific
Self-determination drama is at high tide in the Pacific as the journey for sovereignty plots new geopolitical waves. ...
TikTok star raking in millions of views by focussing on country football history and defunct ovals
In short: Andy Munro dives into the history behind defunct football grounds across regional Victoria and South Australia. An author of…
These world record skiers think they ‘lived in the best time’
When Walkmans were all the rage and petrol cost 52 cents a litre, a group of water skiers strode onto…
Loose cannons and clattering bones — an insider recalls Australia’s historic America’s Cup win
Lesleigh Green was one of two women on the team that wrested the 1983 America’s Cup from the New York Yacht Club after…
Flashback: ABC, Fox News Linked Israel to 9/11 Attacks
Last Updated on September 11, 2023 In the aftermath of 9/11/2001, both ABC and Fox News extensively reported on possible…
‘It was mad’: What it was like to be a part of the Australia II sailing team in 1983
Forty years ago the Australia II team was living in a boarding house in Newport, Rhode Island for a gruelling summer…
‘Icarus’s dream’: Hang-gliding community bids farewell to the sport’s founding father
There are few people whose legacies include making it possible to “run into the sky and fly like a bird”. Key…
Happy Juneteenth: Communist Rosenberg Spies Executed on June 19th, 1953
Last Updated on June 19, 2023 June 19th marks the day in 1953 that communist spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg,…