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Scott_Drummond added Carrie Graf and Tahnee Norris discuss the difficultly young women face making the transition to adult sport (a video) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added Tahnee Norris, Karen Rolton and Cheryl Soon discuss what they see as the biggest challenges to women's sport right now (a video) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added Tahnee Norris, Captain of The Jillaroos - How I got started in rugby league (a video) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added Leading women's sporting stars tell us their proudest moments in sport (a video) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added Who do Australia's leading sportswomen consider to be good role models? (a video) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added What initiatives are there that are helping women to pursue elite sport? (a video) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added What are some of the challenges facing women in elite sport? (a video) 3 years ago.
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Scott_Drummond added Tahnee Norris, Captain of the Jillaroos, talking sport, Women In Sport event, 25th February 2009 (a photo) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added Tahnee Norris, Captain of the Jillaroos, Women In Sport event, 25th February 2009 (a photo) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added Stephanie Brantz hosting the panel, Women In Sport event, 25th Februar (a photo) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added Thea Slatyer, Matildas defender, answers Stephanie Brantz's questions on the panel, Women In Sport event, 25th February 2009 (a photo) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added Tahnee Norris, Jillaroos Captain, and Karen Rolton, Captain of the Southern Stars, Women In Sport event, 25th February 2009 (a photo) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond added Carrie Graf, Coach of the Opals, answers Stephanie Brantz's questions on the panel, Women In Sport event, 25th February 2009 (a photo) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond updated Bulldog Jarrad Hickey and Manley's David Williams, NRL - The Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009 (a photo) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond updated Panthers Luke Lewis, Dragons Captain Ben Hornby and Manley's David Williams, NRL - The Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009 (a photo) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond updated Bulldog Jarrad Hickey and Manley's David Williams, NRL - The Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009 (a photo) 3 years ago.
Scott_Drummond updated David 'The Wolfman' Williams has a chuckle at Jarrad Hickey's beard, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009 (a photo) 3 years ago.

Latest Members

- Scott_Drummond
- MellieJ
- andy

Latest Videos

- Carrie Graf and Tahnee Norris discuss the difficultly young women face making the transition to adult sport
- Tahnee Norris, Karen Rolton and Cheryl Soon discuss what they see as the biggest challenges to women's sport right now
- Ron Coote AM, Rugby League legend discusses code sharing between Union and League clubs
- Ron Coote AM was named in the Rugby League Team of the Century and is about as well-respected as they come in the sport. Here he gives us his opinion on code-sharing, where Rugby Union and League clubs share resources. Harlequins and Leeds RFUs in the UK have paved the way for this sort of resource sharing but can it develop in Australia too?
- Rugby League's top players talk about the brain drain of talent to Union and overseas
- In an increasingly globalised sporting landscape the offers for players to defect to different codes or different countries are coming in thicker and faster than ever before. So what do some of the leading Rugby League players today think about this brain drain? Cameron Smith, Captain of the Melbourne Storm, Luke Lewis, Penrith Panthers player, Ben Hornby, Captain of St George Illawarra Dragons, Ron Coote AM, legend of the game and Team of the Century player, and David Peachey, ex-Cronulla Sharks player discuss the brain drain and its implications for Australian Rugby League.
- Leading female sports stars discuss their ultimate goals in their sports
- Former Cronulla Sharks star player David Peachey chats about the growth of indigenous sport in Australia
- David Peachey, former Cronulla Shark and founder of the Peachey Foundation talks about indigenous issues
- David Peachey, ex-Cronulla Sharks star, talks about the importance of players getting involved in their local community
- David Peachey, ex-Cronulla Sharks player, on what values sport helps to instill in those who play it
- Mal Meninga, Queensland State of Origin Coach, on the vaues sport helps to instill in those who take part
- Queensland State of Origin Coach Mal Meninga talks about the role of coaches away from the training ground
- Mal Meninga talks about who is more satisfying to beat, the Kiwis or the British
- Top former and current Rugby League stars give us their vision of Rugby League in the next 100 years
- David Gallop, CEO of the NRL, chats to Steph Brantz about globalisation and its effects on Rugby League
- CEO of the NRL David Gallop addresses the question of player image rights
- David Gallop, CEO of the NRL, discusses the impact of technology on the game of Rugby League
- Is Rugby League being affected by the Global Financial Crisis? We ask David Gallop, CEO of the NRL
- We ask David Gallop, CEO of the NRL, what he does to relax!
- David Peachey tells us his three favourite sports stars
- David Gallop, CEO of the NRL, says that clubs must take responsibility for the actions of their players
- Cameron Smith, Captain of the Melbourne Storm on the values sport instills in those who play

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Latest Photos

- Ron Coote AM, member of the Team of the Century, on the panel, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Ben Hornby, Captain of St George Illawarra Dragons, answers a question on the panel, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- David Peachey, ex-Cronulla Sharks and Ron Coote AM on the panel, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Chris Walker, Gold Coast Titans, answers a question on the panel, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Two giants of the game and second rowers in the Team of the Century, Norm Provan and Ron Coote AM, NRL - the Next 100 Years
- Two great players - one current, one past - discuss the future of the game, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- David 'The Wolfman' Williams has a chuckle at Jarrad Hickey's beard, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Cameron Smith and Chris Walker battle it out in the quiz, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- David Gallop, CEO of the NRL discusses the future of the sport with Stephanie Brantz, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- David Gallop, CEO of the NRL, in the hotseat, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Chris Walker, Gold Coast Titans, answering questions in the quiz, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Fingers on buzzers at the quiz, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- David Peachey, ex-Cronulla Sharks legend answering questions in the quiz, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Team Cameron Smith looking very happy with themselves, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Team Ron Coote AM, gearing up for the next question, NRL - the Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Bulldog Jarrad Hickey and Manley's David Williams, NRL - The Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Panthers Luke Lewis, Dragons Captain Ben Hornby and Manley's David Williams, NRL - The Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Bulldog Jarrad Hickey and Manley's David Williams, NRL - The Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Melbourne Storm's Cameron Smith answers questions on the panel, NRL - The Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Melbourne Storm's Cameron Smith answers questions on the panel, NRL - The Next 100 Years, 18th March 2009
- Carrie Graf, Coach of the Opals, answers Stephanie Brantz's questions on the panel, Women In Sport event, 25th February 2009

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