Foreign cash in soccer – it’s not all black and white
Big businesses, like football clubs, have tentacles in many places, some of which are unsavoury – and most of us are touched by it, whether we are aware of it or not, writes Simon Hill.
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Month: October 2021
NBA preview: Irving’s vaccination stance looms large
After two COVID-impacted seasons, it’s back to normality for the NBA. On the eve of the new season, Ronny Lerner scrutinises the teams and players to watch.
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Ilic and co try to thread the media needle
Andrew Gardiner asks what it says about Australia when comedians like Dan Ilic must dream up high-profile stunts to get our attention on the serious issue of climate change.
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A climate epiphany from this lot? It’s Orwellian
News Corp and Scott Morrison’s efforts to erase our collective memory of their climate change obstruction would do George Orwell proud, writes Andrew Gardiner.
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Footyology Podcast: That’s a wrap for AFL trades
The AFL season is over, but there’s never any stopping the Footyology Podcast. We’re talking footy and a whole lot of other fun stuff all year round!
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How your club fared at the AFL trade table
Which clubs fared best at the AFL trade table? Who got what they wanted or missed out on a prime target? Ronny Lerner analyses the wash-up.
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AFL Trade Wrap: Cats lose two, gain one in final flurry
The AFL trade period finished on Wednesday with the usual flurry of action. Harper Pestinger wraps up how it all unfolded.
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50-plus years of sustained excellence
If you’re a middle-to-senior-aged person, Ian Wilson writes that it’s highly likely that some, or all, of the following artists have had some influence on your life.
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AFL Trade Wrap: Dawson finally gets to Adelaide
The quietest day of AFL trade period yet might also prove to be the calm before the final storm on Wednesday, reports Ronny Lerner.
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Searching for inspiration in Victoria right now
For anyone not living in Victoria, Ian Wilson writes that it’s incredibly difficult to imagine what this past two years of ‘Groundhog Day’ in lockdown is actually like.
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