Anyone from high-performance organisations will tell you that recruitment and training is key to long-term success. The Brumbies are a prime example. Take Charlie Cale for one. You’d be forgiven for thinking that he came from nowhere to star in the first game of this… Read More »How do the other Australian sides emulate the Brumbies’ set-up? The Reds might be showing us how
The first weekend of rugby league is wrapped up and there is much to discuss. The main talking point comes out of the second game, as the Broncos were rolled in a ten-point defeat by the Sydney Roosters. The Broncos were outplayed in their season… Read More »‘Outplayed’: Was Brisbane’s Vegas disaster a blip, or are the lights just too bright for the Broncos?
Round 19 was an interesting weekend of football with no draws, 19 goals in six matches, two five-goal games on Sunday and for the third consecutive week three teams kept a clean sheet. In the three games where a team claimed three points, the winning… Read More »Captain’s knocks, new faces and match-winning braces: The A-League players who were the difference in Round 19
The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases in a concise, streamlined format. Albums, singles, videos, and live sets. Check back each Monday to see what we were jamming the week prior. Hammok – Look How Long Lasting… Read More »The Alt Weekly Roundup (3/4)
Violinist Andrea Morgan has studied her instrument since childhood in rural Oregon and became a metal fan during the anything-goes days of Internet file sharing in the early aughts. Decades later, she has gained both awareness and acceptance in the metal community thanks to her… Read More »Q&A: Andrea Morgan (The Keening) on High School Jobs, Violin and Homelessness