Nick Daicos is arguably the best player in the AFL in just his third season and, likely, the most needlessly divisive. Maybe it’s the fact he plays for Collingwood, maybe it’s the fact he’s their best player, or if people dislike Daicos, it’s probably due… Read More »The startling evolution that has Nick Daicos’ inexplicably long list of haters all eating crow
Manly coach Anthony Seibold has picked out the increased pace and duration of the NRL in 2024 as a key factor behind the spate of injuries seen across the league in recent weeks. Speaking ahead of his side’s Friday night clash with Melbourne, Seibold reflected… Read More »Seibold identifies key stat as source of NRL’s injury crisis as Manly and Melbourne clash without stars
When classic thrash outfit EvilDead released United States of Anarchy in 2020, it had been 29 years since the band’s last proper LP, 1991’s The Underworld. Picking up where they left off four years ago, EvilDead are primed to release new album Toxic Grace tomorrow, so Decibel caught up with guitarist Juan… Read More »Interview: LA Thrashers EvilDead Discuss New Album, Toxic Grace
Growing public awareness about the impacts of tourism on the environment is spurring a movement towards sustainable travel. Travellers are looking to reconnect with nature through meaningful experiences that are immersive, low impact and give back to communities. In Ontario, sustainable travel is flourishing thanks… Read More »Exploring Ontario’s Wild Charms: A Guide to Sustainable Travel and How to Be an Ecotourist
New coach, new World Cup cycle, new players. With plenty of scope for change and three months of Super Rugby behind us, possibilities abound for amateur All Blacks selectors. My team has one eye on the future, but also one on continuity and the particular… Read More »Tall wings, short locks and the Love Boat: Picking an All Blacks squad to take down England… and then the world