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Trigger warning - This episode covers the topic of suicide. In this episode, we go back to Glasgow in 1883 and explore the tragic murder of 22-year-old Grace Hamilton, a rising theatrical star. The episode looks at the relationship between Grace, whose real name was Janet Russell, and Galbraith Macpherson, a well-connected gentleman from Glasgow. As jealousy and mental instability intertwine, the narrative unfolds with Galbraith's violent outburst leading to a shocking murder-suicide. The episode also touches on similar historical crimes in the area, providing a broader context of the period's societal issues. With detailed accounts from historical newspapers, a picture is painted of the events of December 1833 and the aftermath, offering a poignant look at a historical crime.SOURCES:Please see our website for all source material and photos at scottishmurders.com/episodes/gracehamiltonSHOW: Support Us: ko-fi.com/scottishmurdersPatreon - patreon.com/scottishmurdersMerch - teepublic.com/user/scottishmurdersWebsite - scottishmurders.comTwitter - @scottishmurdersInstagram - @scottishmurderspodcastFacebook - facebook.com/scottishmurdursYouTube - @ScottishMurdersLinktree - linktr.ee/scottishmurders CREDITS:Scottish Murders is a production of CluarantonnHosted by Dawn YoungResearched and Written by Dawn YoungEdited and Produced by Erin FergusonProduction Company Name by Granny RobertsonMUSIC:ES_Battle of Aonach Mor - Deskant - epidemicsound

This week on KOKO we have a show wall-to-wall with special guests, spinning yarns, chatting shit and most of all talking footy. The first cab off the rank in this episode is our Melbourne based firecracker Andrew ‘Kells' Kellaway, the boys run riot talking about his career, the state of rugby in Victoria and we get a special performance of Kells blowing on his bagpipes. For guest number two, we stayed in ‘Burn City', as we were joined by Super(b) W superstar and former Wallaroos captain Grace Hamilton, to discuss her return to Australian rugby and what we can expect from the women's game in 2024 and beyond. This week we also welcome a new segment to the show with the “Super Sizzler” brought to you by our new friends at BeefEater, where the lads break down who sizzled for them in the week of Super Rugby and we have a special announcement that the are back on tour to the Hong Kong Sevens, thanks to Hong Kong Tourism Board, Cathay Pacific and Ovolo Hotels.Lastly, but certainly not the least, we spend some time basking in the beautiful emerald light of Irish glory, as the KOKO show delivers its grades for every team in a final run of the Six Nations Summation. To help us through this Guinness infused wrap up, we were joined by a KOKO fan favourite and legend of the show, the one and only Mr Mack Hansen. So tighten up your tunics, polish your pots of gold and get ready to river dance out of your pants. It's time for Kick Offs and Kick Ons. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - WELCOME TO THE SHOW00:54 - SIX NATIONS CELEBRATIONS WITH IRISH LIMERICK06:28 - COMING UP ON THE SHOW 09:15 - TALKING ABOUT SWOOP AND DREW 40TH 11:42 - THE KOKO BOYS USING NORDVPN 12:45 - KOKO ON TOUR TO HONG KONG SEVENS16:20 - SOCIAL SNITCHES18:15 - INTRODUCE ANDREW KELLAWAY24:56 - GETTING INTIMATE KELLS28:56 - KELLAWAY ON THE REBELS THIS YEAR32:10 - KELLAWAY PLAYING THE BAGPIPES 36:11 - 'SUPER SIZZLER' BROUGHT TO YOU BY BEEFEATER41:55 - GRACE HAMILTON TALKS REBELS, FRANCE, NRLW AND WALLAROOS51:17 - TIGHT FIVE WITH GRACE HAMILTON 54:29 - WELCOME MACK HANSEN 01:01:20 - SIX NATIONS SUMMATION01:06:31 - GITS' SIX NATIONS PUNISHMENT01:09:03 - SPEED DATING WITH MACK01:11:39 - GOODBYE AND SOCIALSEXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/thekokoshow - Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! OVOLO HOTEL HONG KONG 7S PACKAGE: (10% DISCOUNT WITH CODE - OVOLOKOKO) - https://ovolohotels.com/ovolo/southside/checkout/?safe=1#/step/room?adults=1&promocode=OVOLOKOKOMake sure you follow us on all socials:INSTA: @kickoffskickons TWITTER/X: @kickoffskickons YOUTUBE: @kickoffsandkickons TIKTOK: @kickoffskickons If you do want to talk sponsorship or anything business related then please do get in touch with us info@shtn.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Wallaroos and current NRLW Sydney Roosters player Grace Hamilton shared a controversial letter on Instagram last night saying, “you told us flying anything beyond economy was too costly. Then you flew the Wallabies business class on a trip shorter than ours.” “You continually say we don't have enough resources and yet we all saw the world cup send off for the Wallabies.” “ It's time to acknowledge that we are not promoted equally, even on a free platform. The future of our games hangs in the balance. It's your move, Rugby Australia.”  Grace joins Bianca, Ben and Lakey to discuss the post saying, “I honestly do think it will positively impact the girls and leading forward as well”. Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcasts/seafm-gold-coast-breakfastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, we're joined by Grace Hamilton. Grace is an incoming freshman at Columbia University. She was the 2022-23 Journalism Education Association Student Journalist of the Year after completing her studies at the American School of London.Grace talked about how her passion for journalism developed, the award-winning piece she wrote exploring sexual harassment at her school, a story she wrote about meeting young women at a Syrian refugee camp, how she evolved as an editor-in-chief, and her aspirations for the future.We also heard from Louisa Avery, journalism teacher at the American School of London, who talked about Grace's development, and the importance of the Journalism Education Association.Grace's salute: The Student Press Law Center (+ her colleagues at The Standard)Link to Grace's full portfoliohttps://gracehhamilton.journoportfolio.com/Thank you as always for listening. Please send us feedback at journalismsalute@gmail.com, visit our website at thejournalismsalute.org and Mark'swebsite (MarkSimonmedia.com) or tweet us at @journalismpod. And find us on TikTok!

Grace Hamilton has captained the Wallaroos and Waratahs, played rugby in France and even code hopped for a hot minute with the Roosters in the NRLW, all to try make a career in sport a reality. Hamilton thinks dual code contracts should exist to bring harmony to the cross code wars and also encourage women to pursue two sports to make it a full time profession.We'll also wrap up big NRLW and AFLW news and talk streaking in sport - the unspoken rules, history, no-no's and where else we want to see a streak or two.

Grace Hamilton has captained the Wallaroos and Waratahs, played rugby in France and even code hopped for a hot minute with the Roosters in the NRLW, all to try make a career in sport a reality. Hamilton thinks dual code contracts should exist to bring harmony to the cross code wars and also encourage women to pursue two sports to make it a full time profession. We'll also wrap up big NRLW and AFLW news and talk streaking in sport - the unspoken rules, history, no-no's and where else we want to see a streak or two.

Our guest is Grace Hamilton, host of the podcast Design Is Not Neutral, a thesis project created during a design master's program at the University of Notre Dame. Hamilton focuses on challenging perceptions of design, conversations on the meaning of socially conscious work, design education, and history.  In this episode, Hamilton speaks with host Christian Solorzano about her early introduction to graphic design, growing up in South Bend, Indiana, her approach to teaching design to designers and non-designers, equity within our industry, and much more. Music by the band ⁠Eighties Slang⁠.

In this episode of Newswire Live, Briana Dunn fills us in on all the juicy deets for Alternative Breaks, a series of service focused trips held during Spring Break. Patrick Kayes fills us in on some hot campus events in Campus Catchup, and Leighton Gammage gives some suggestions for local Cincinnati events in Downtown Lowdown. For Radio Recs, Dylan McDonald praises Paramore's new album, and Grace Hamilton loves the return-to-form rom-com, "Your Place or Mine". Finally, John Baldridge catches us up on all things Xavier Basketball and beyond in his sports update.

In episode 5 of Challenges That Change Us we will be speaking with the incredible Grace Hamilton. Grace is an Australian Rugby union player and Captain of the Australian Women's team the Wallaroos currently playing for the NSW Waratahs and The University of Sydney.She is the 2019 Player of the year and RUPA people's choice amongst all international teams. Hamilton juggles rugby whilst working full-time in Sport at The Scots College, Sydney.Hailing from a farm in Panuara in Country NSW, Grace Hamilton started playing Rugby on a University exchange in the USA. Growing up around Rugby with her family, Hamilton was always on the sidelines cheering her father and brother yet playing netball and doing all types of athletics. Although never thinking she would play rugby debut for the Brumbies in 2014 and joined the Sydney team later that year. Over the past few years Grace has had to handle the truly agonising feeling of limbo, training for international events for 2 years, with no idea when she might actually play another game. This only further compounds that challenge of trying to succeed in the world of women's competitive sport in Australia.On top of that Grace suffered the loss of her father, the figure who inspired her and supported her through her Rugby Union journey.Throughout the episode Grace shares:- How she handled the loss of her father and the surprising time it hit her the hardest- Her advice for how other women can succeed in international sport in Australia- Just how crushing it was having to train without playing and with no end in sight.- Her advice for how to overcome a stumble or mistake in the middle of a gameKey Quotes“Allow yourself to get in situations where you don't necessarily have to think about it [the loss].”“I was probably the worst I was a year and a half later.”“Every situation you can either make it really great or make it really bad.”If you want to follow what Grace does you can follow her on Instagram @graciehamilton4_ or follow the Wallaroos @wallaroosrugby or head to their website https://wallaroos.rugbyIf you'd like to hear and learn more from our community, join the facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/challengesthatchangeusFor my other businesses you can find them through the websites:www.altitudefitnessarmidale.com.auwww.trialtitudeperformance.com.auOr you can follow them on Instagram:@Veravidyayoga@Altitudefitnessarmidale@trialtitudeperformance Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Design is Not Neutral, the new design podcast interested in design education criticism hosted by Grace Hamilton. Each episode features a conversation with designers and design educators who have deeply researched design education in order to improve our field. This podcast will not only provide listeners with resources on how to challenge their own perceptions of what design has been defined by, it will also provide concrete examples of how this work is being done in classrooms. Additionally, the podcast's website provides resources for both design practitioners and design educators that have been gathered from each interview. For more information and links from this episode visit us at designisnotneutral.com or follow us on Instagram @designisnotneutral

The BSB Team cover all the latest news in sport plus chat with NSW Waratahs Super W captain Grace Hamilton

NSW Waratahs Super W captain talks about their upcoming clash against the Queensland Reds

Today Jimmy and Drew wrap up week three in Super Rugby and guest include Injured NSW Waratahs Captain Michael Hooper, Grace Hamilton talking Super W. Plus Stan Sport Super Rugby Analyst Andrew Mehrtens talking about the Kiwi Super Rugby teams across the ditch

A weekly podcast covering women's sports news. Taking a look around the grounds - Australia's first Winter Olympics gold since 2010, Lauren Jackson's shock announcement and Australia dominate the multi-format Ashes series. For our key story we'll discuss the huge financial steps taken in two American sports over the past week - soccer and basketball. In the ice bath with Budgy Smuggler, we chat to rugby player and Wallaroos captain Grace Hamilton. To support the NSW Waratahs Women's team, visit: https://bit.ly/nsw-rugby Get the wrap delivered into your inbox as a weekly newsletter! Subscribe here www.linktr.ee/thefemaleathleteproject Shop our merch: https://www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shop Find us on Instagram: @thefemaleathleteproject This episode is brought to you by Budgy Smuggler. Visit budgysmuggler.com.au

In this special bonus episode of Grounded on Purpose, you'll hear from 13-year-old Grace Hamilton who battled cancer as a toddler and has so much purpose at such a young age. You may remember Belmont University Professor Amy Hodges Hamilton from our previous episode sharing about her work with writing through loss and trauma, and her unforgettable experiences with Dr. Maya Angelou. Amy explained how Dr. Angelou helped her get through one of the most difficult periods of her life, when then-two-year-old Grace was diagnosed with cancer. After the interview ended, Amy said to me, “You should talk to Grace on the podcast.” And I was absolutely thrilled to be given the opportunity. She is truly "Amazing Grace." Thank you for listening to Grounded on Purpose! If you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a rating, which helps others find us. Connect with us on Instagram @groundedonpurpose

Welcome to Cellar Picks. In these bite-size episodes we hand pick the real stories our extraordinary guests have shared over the last three series. Today Anj offers 5 tips to help you foster resilience in yourself and others. We hear about the science behind resilience, the power of language, how adversity and deliberately stepping out of our comfort zones help us to grow. Plus we touch on ‘brain training', the concept of grit and the importance of having deep and meaningful social connections to get through the toughest times. Links to full episodes Michelle Fokam, Professional Athlete (Spotify / Apple) Dustyn Butler, Ex-Olympic Rowing Coach (Spotify / Apple) Jason Baker OAM, Paralympic Rowing Coach (Spotify / Apple) Sarah Susak, Cancer Survivor and General Counsel at Coca-Cola (Spotify / Apple) Grace Hamilton, Rugby Player and Captain of the Wallaroos (Spotify / Apple) Erik Horrie OAM, Paralympian (Spotify / Apple) Further reading Resilience: Training the Mind to Master Life's Greatest Challenges with Dennis S. Charney, MD Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance Angela Duckworth Sam Harris Waking Up App Credits Host: Anjanette Murfet​, Accolade Wines Chief People & Communications Officer Guests: Michelle Fokam, Dystyn Butler, Jason Baker OAM, Sarah Susak, Grace Hamilton, Erik Horrie OAM Production: Moutinho Consulting Artwork: Hardys Tintara Winery Music: Wataboi from Pixabay

This episode of Newswire Live continues our discussion from the previous week about changes coming to the Student Government Association. We are joined by Chair of the Board of Elections, Peter Korchak, who discusses his concerns with the interest in and visibility of SGA, then Senator David Reeves joins to discuss the two amendments that were passed by the SGA to try and make changes regarding these issues. In addition, co-host Erin Albright discusses new security measures put into place in response to campus vandalism, then staff writer Grace Hamilton joins through the phone lines to give a rundown on her popular opinion series “We're All Misogynists”. Finally, we wrap the show with another series of Griffin's Hot Takes, and we welcome World News Editor Mo Juenger to help us out. The Newswire Live theme music (played during the introduction, transitions, and closing) was produced by Xavier's own Carolyn Youngquist, a senior music education major. The Intermission in this episode is "Inspiration" by Rafael Krux. Newswire would like to give a special thanks to XUFM and the Communications department for recording equipment and space.

In the October 12th edition of the Xavier Newswire Live, you will get to hear a detailed recap of the Vice Presidential Debate prepared by writer Grace Hamilton, a catch up on campus news with Managing Multimedia Editor Hunter Ellis, Xavier sports banter led by Associate Multimedia Editor Will Pembroke, and a midwestern-focused hot takes segment. The Newswire Live theme music (played during the introduction, transitions, and closing) was produced by Xavier's own Carolyn Youngquist, a senior music education major. The Intermission in this episode is "Inspiration" by Rafael Krux. NOTE: The phone lines were open for this edition of the Newswire Live, but the call in number is only shared during live broadcasts and has been removed from this recorded version.

In this week's show, Anj talks to Rugby ace Grace Hamilton. Grace is a New South Wales native who grew up on a farm where sport was a permanent fixture. She began playing Rugby at University as a way of making friends and now represents her country as the Captain of the Australian Women's Rugby Union Team... she still gets goosebumps thinking about the time she was invited to represent her country in a sport she loves. This episode looks at what it means to be a woman in high level sport, and the hope for greater equality across men's and women's rugby. Grace shares her thoughts on what makes a good team and coach, the importance of family support, and how mutual respect and care creates high performance teams. Grace talks about balancing her sporting career with her day job in sports administration and you'll also hear some great tips for bringing daily exercise and movement into your workplace. Related Links Accolade Wines Linkedin The female athlete project Podcast Credits Host: Anjanette Murfet, Accolade Wines Chief People & Communications Officer Guest: Grace Hamilton - Captain of the Wallaroos Production: Moutinho Consulting Artwork: Medal Imagery - iStock Music: Wataboi

In the first hour-long edition of the Xavier Newswire Live, you will get to hear an exclusive interview with Student Government Association President Thomas Wehby, more Xavier Hot Takes from Associate Multimedia Editor Will Pembroke and guest Wehby, a breaking news story about the Speak Up XU protest prepared by Contributor Erin Albright followed by an interview with Seriah Barnes, and lastly a feature on the print looking at the most viewed story on Newswire's Website this week, Pornography is not Liberation, written by Grace Hamilton. The Newswire Live theme music (played during the introduction, transitions, and closing) was produced by Xavier's own Carolyn Youngquist, a senior music education major. The Intermission in this episode is "Inspiration" by Rafael Krux.

Grace Hamilton, Class of 2022

In this episode of “On the Record” host Eleanor Hildebrandt and co-producer Hailey Marx sat down with DI reporters to get an in-depth look at their stories and talk this week's headlines. News reporter Grace Hamilton talks about her story from this week on the Undergraduate Student Government's elections this spring. Politics Reporter Lauren White talks about her story on why it's too early to declare Iowa a red state and what recent elections mean for the state's swing state status. Projects Reporter Brooklyn Draisey discusses her long form story about how the Child Life program at the University of Iowa's Stead Family Children's Hospital is helping its young patients embrace life with the COVID-19 pandemic's added regulations. Hosted by Eleanor Hildebrandt. Edited by Eleanor Hildebrandt and Hailey Marx.

Rugby union is a game for all and in Australia the rise of the women's game stands out as one of the few positive narratives in recent years. We talk to Wallaroos captain Grace Hamilton about how women's rugby is on the rise and the current challenges faced by the Wallaroos to deal with the pandemic related pause to international rugby with the New Zealand world cup now postponed till 2022.Along the way, Grace talks about how she got into the sport, her comeback after not making a 63 playing squad in 2016 and we examine the pathways to the top for women in Australian rugby and just why the professionalisation of the 15 a side game for women represents a rare opportunity for Australia to once again become a world leader.

In this episode of “On the Record” host Eleanor Hildebrandt and co-producer Hailey Marx sat down with DI reporters to get an in-depth look at their stories and talk this week's headlines. News reporter Drew Sullivan discusses her story on Dance Marathon's Big Event last weekend. Dance Marathon 27 moved virtual this year to keep dancers safe because of the pandemic. Grace Hamilton, a news reporter covering lower education, talks her story about a bill in the Iowa Legislature that would require schools to have students recite the Pledge of Alligence every morning. Reporter Lily Rose Marvin talks about her story on University of Iowa interns at the Iowa City senior center helping older Iowans sign up to get their COVID-19 vaccine. Finally, in a segment from the DI sports podcast "The Scoreboard" we hear from sports reporter Chloe Peterson about her Amplify piece highlighting the careers of women in sports journalism. Hosted by Eleanor Hildebrandt. Edited by Eleanor Hildebrandt and Hailey Marx.

In this episode of “On the Record” host Eleanor Hildebrandt and co-producer Hailey Marx sat down with DI reporters to get an in-depth look at their stories and talk this week's headlines. Sabine Martine, a news reporter covering higher education, discusses her story on the next phase of vaccine rollout in Johnson County. News reporter Grace Hamilton discusses her story on how parents are explaining the pandemic to their children. News reporter Claire Benson discusses her story on the impact COVID-19 has had on local travel agencies. As people start getting vaccinated, travel agencies are seeing an increase in bookings for vacations. Finally, politics editor Julia Shanahan talks about her in-depth story on Iowa's congressional delegates plan to prioritize agriculture. Hosted by Eleanor Hildebrandt. Edited by Eleanor Hildebrandt and Hailey Marx.

Amazing Grace: Women's Rugby with Grace Hamilton.Despite having a relatively late start in rugby, Grace Hamilton's commitment to the sport and excellence on the field led her to be named the 2019 Wallaroo of the year. In this episode, we speak with Grace about women's rugby, her career and leadership challenges, and the future of the sport. We begin by talking about her start in rugby before diving into her career milestones.Grace attributes her success to her drive to see how far she can push herself. We ask Grace about the difficulties of playing women's rugby and she comments on how empowering the sport is for women. After discussing what it was like to train while studying her Master's degree, wetalk about what the rest of 2020 looks like for women's Australian rugby. As the Wallaroocaptain, she opens up about the difficulties of keeping her team motivated during the pandemic.Grace also opens up about losing her father, her bedrock of support, while achieving some of her career highlights. With a focus on the future, Grace shares what she would do if she had a magic wand to grow the game for women in Australia before sharing her advice for young women who aspire to play rugby. Tune in to hear more about women's rugby — an aspect of the sport that's seeing an incredible uptake.Key Points From This Episode:Grace shares her love of rugby and what brought her to the sport at a young age.Milestones in Grace's career including being named the 2019 Wallaroo of the year.Finding success, despite starting rugby at a relatively late stage.Why rugby is an excellent sport for women to play.What it was like for Grace to train for rugby while studying her Master's.What the end of 2020 looks like for women's Australian rugby.Maintaining discipline and motivation despite an uncertain future.Playing as number 8 and the skills that Grace focuses on.Leadership challenges and what Grace has learned from captaining the Wallaroos.Why women's sevens rugby has helped fuel the uptake in women's rugby.The importance of creating grassroots opportunities for women's rugby.Grace's advice to aspiring young women who want to play rugby.Getting back onto the field after losing her father.The people who most inspire Grace to eventually “leave her jersey in a better place.”What Grace would do if she were given a magic wand to improve women's rugby.The benefits of the Super W competition for women's rugby.“I was 21 when I first put on my rugby boots. Once I put my boots on, I never took them off.” — @GracieJHamilton [0:05:05]“Young women should give it a go. Even if you don't know if you want to play, head over to a training session and watch. You'll see how fun it can be.” — @GracieJHamilton [0:16:12]“I thrive over people who are passionate about the game. It makes me want to leave my jersey in a better place and make those girls proud.” — @GracieJHamilton [0:19:35]Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Grace Hamilton on LinkedInGrace Hamilton on TwitterWallaroosRugby AustraliaBlack Ferns2021 Rugby World CupSuper W

On today’s episode of Coogee Voice, we speak to Wallaroos Captain and local sporting legend, Grace Hamilton. Grace is a country girl who grew up playing a number of sports but has risen all the way through the ranks of Australian Rugby Union, being named the Australian Captain in 2019.We speak to Grace about how she got involved in the game, we discuss the changing nature of Rugby Union in Australia and the status of women’s sport. We also get some tips about how she has stayed fit during the lockdown.

Grace Hamilton, Class of 2022

After a long, long wait, Seanny flies into his first ep with a bunch of headline guests. All Blacks legend Andrew Mehrtens, Wallabies scrumhalf Nick Phipps, Wallaroos Captain Grace Hamilton and World Rugby Commentator Rob Vickerman all join the party.Hit play and let the Debut rocket past.

Host Jini Palmer speaks with Megan Castillo, Town Hall's Community Engagement Manager, about our community's responses on social media about favorite Town Hall moments (2:15). Jini and Steve highlight a selection of interviews which didn't make it into previous episodes. Speakers include: Blair Imani with Monica Guzman (31:25); Arnie Duncan with Steve Scher (33:28); Denise Hearn with Alex Gallo-Brown (37:58); Rob Reich with Steve Scher (40:10); Randy Shaw with Tammy Morales (44:44); David Reich with Steve Scher (47:19); David Hu with Grace Hamilton (51:41); and Michael Hebb with Lesley Hazleton (53:27). Get an insider's look and stay in the know about what's going on in this moment at Town Hall.

Topics covered  * The release of an undercover video of Buju Banton and his management’s response * Tommy Lee Sparta being released from police custody * Chronixx and Protoje’s Brooklyn show * Best of the Best 2018 * Spice officially launching Grace Hamilton’s Women Empowerment Foundation * And much more A video of this report can be seen at gibbopresents.com  gibbopresents.com facebook.com/gibbopresents instagram.com/gibbopresents twitter.com/gibbopresents gibbopresents@gmail.com

24/4: Recovering Sevens skipper James Stannard and Super W star Grace Hamilton join Stephen Hoiles, Nick McArdle and Christy Doran.

It's Representative Round!So with Mary headed to Canberra, this week's episode is a little different in that it's a collection of interviews.We speak with Alan Tongue about his work with the Voice Against Violence campaign, chat with Jillaroo Karina Brown ahead of the women's league ANZAC clash, catch up with Sydney Uni Rugby star Grace Hamilton and find out how the PNG team's preparations are going with member of their coaching staff, David Westley.