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Former Paralympian Michael Milton is set to be honoured with Sport Australia's Hall of Fame legend status.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He won 178 of the 215 tournaments he took part in, and ahead of his sport becoming an Olympic one squash great Geoff Hunt will be elevated to Legend status in the Sport Australia Hall of Fame. 

She's an Olympic Gold Medallist, two time Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist and multiple World Champion in the 100m hurdles. And now Sally Pearson OAM has been honoured with induction into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame. Sally joined Quentin Hull on Summer Grandstand to discuss her induction and career.

She's a legend of the bowling green - and now Karen Murphy's extraordinary career has been recognised with induction into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame. Karen Murphy spoke to Quentin Hull on Summer Grandstand about her career and the honour of being named in the Hall of Fame. 

He's an Olympic Gold Medal winner, multiple World Cup and Commonwealth Games champion, and former Kookaburras captain. Now Mark Knowles extraordinary career has been recognised with induction into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame. Mark spoke to Quentin Hull on Summer Grandstand.

Welcome to a Wide World of Sports update. A snapshot of the latest sport stories from the 9News team including: Former test captain urges selectors against picking David Warner for India series Mick Fanning among eight inductees to Sport Australia Hall of Fame Manchester City star scores spectacular goal in champions league The biggest sport stories in less than 5 minutes delivered twice a day, with reports from the 9News team across Australia and overseas. Subscribe now to make it part of your daily news diet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Il secondo posto di Marquez, alle spalle di Martin e davanti a Bastianini, ha confermato che saranno proprio Marc ed Enea l'ago della bilancia nel duello fra Pecco e Jorge.L'argomento di conversazione si dipana su questo punto per poi tocxcare, come al solito, l'intera gara Sprint e le prospettive sui tre Gran Premi - Thailandia. Malesia, Valencia - che rimangono.Carletto appare in buona forma e si produce in non una, bensì due barzellette!C'è anche un cameo di Riccardo da Jerez che ci racconta la giornata che ha portato il turco Toprak Razgatioglu a vincere il suo secondo mondiale con la BMW, ma anche del successo di Bulega.Si torna poi a parlare di Iannone e del suo ritorno in MotoGP con la Ducati lasciata libera da Di Giannantonio.

Le prestazioni della Ducati GP23 in Australia ci hanno fatto lanciare lo slogan 'usato sicuro'. Le condizioni della pista, le poche occasioni di poter provare con la prima sessione di prove cancellata per maltempo, hanno certo facilitato la vita ai piloti della GP23 che hanno potuto sfruttare i dati dell'anno precedente. Tutti coloro i quali la guidano, però, sono d'accordo che la GP24 sia ancora migliore (ma Marquez non ne parla affatto).La LIVE però è soprattutto per salutare il ritorno di Carlo Pernat appena uscito dalla non brevissima degenza in ospedale. Carletto sei una roccia!

Meet Elle Steele, the National Project Manager for Disability Sports Australia's ‘Building Inclusive Sport Clubs' Program. Beyond her day-to-day gig, Elle is also a Paralympian, Founder, TEDx speaker, and inclusion advocate. If you're interested in a career in the diversity & inclusion space, you're going to love this episode.We dive deep into her main initiative, the ‘Building Inclusive Sport Clubs' program, where her goal is to promote the access and inclusion of people with disabilities in sporting clubs across Australia.Heaps to look out for, including Elle's career journey, how to make your organisation more accessible and inclusive, learnings from being a Paralympian, and how Elle wishes everyone would view those with a disability. If you want to get involved at Disability Sports Australia's ‘Building Inclusive Sport Clubs' forum, register your interest here: https://bit.ly/4bNnSjv, or email Elle at elle.steele1@vu.edu.au---We cover:(00:48) Who is Elle Steele?(01:50) Welcome(03:36) What's happening in the SportsGrad Community?(07:34) Welcome Elle!(08:34) Quick-Fire Questions(13:49) Elle's role at Disability Sports Australia(19:50) Promoting disability inclusion at organisations and clubs(21:22) Elle's journey and her mission(25:43) Challenges in Elle's personal life and career(31:48) Transition from professional swimming to rugby(34:46) Lessons from competing at a Paralympic level(46:52) How sport organisations can practice disability inclusivity(51:41) How you can get involved in DSA's ‘Building Inclusive Sport Clubs' Forum in March(55:00) Elle's message for the world(58:02) ASK SPORTSGRAD---Additional episodes you may enjoy:#116: Matt Levy, Paralympic Gold Medallist#145: Anna Livingston, Tennis Australia Chief Diversity & People Officer---Want a weekly dose of career inspo? Get industry stories, upcoming events, and the latest sports jobs in your inbox each Friday.

Clint Robinson Performance & Excellence – Training  is regarded as the greatest competitor in the history of Surf Lifesaving. He has won Australian titles in the ski and board races and also won the board rescue, board relay, double ski, ski relay and taplin relay, all with the one Club, Maroochydore, where he joined at 6 years old. But it is his 13 open age individual Single Ski titles that allow him stand alone as the most successful individual in any event in the sports history, with fellow Australian Ky Hurst second on 10 for his surf race achievements. These achievements combined with his total of 36 National titles has Robinson as the most successful competitor in Australian Surf Life Saving History (Trevor Hendy won 24).As a 20 year old at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic games he became Australia's first ever Canoe/Kayak Gold medalist competing in Canoeing's Men's K-1 1000m Final when he defeated the Norwegian World Champion Knut Holmann, holding off sustained challenges from Greg Barton (US) and Marin Popescu (Romania), and emptying every reserve of energy in a finish that edged out the favourite Holmann. Afterwards he was so dehydrated that he was unable to produce a urine sample for doping analysis for six hours . Clint continued his competitive career for an incredible total of 5 Olympic games - from Barcelona to Beijing! In this episode, Clint shares stories of the origins of the Australian Institute for Sport for his sport in 1981, the conversation with his Dad that changed his mind set, and honest insights into a humble, down to earth, hard working champion.Our show sponsor is Muvitality Medicinal Mushrooms for modern day health and wellness | Mu …Go to muvitality.com and use the code JD10 to receive a 10% discount on your purchase of Mu Functional mushrooms such as Lions Mane, Cordyceps, Chaga, Reishi, and Turkey tail functional mushroom.Here are some useful links for this podcastClint Robinson (@clintdavidrobinson) • Instagram photos and videoshttps://clintrobinson.com.au/Relevant episodesEpisode 79 - Hank McGregor Hurt, Pain, then Agony. https://podcasts.apple.com/hk/podcast/episode-79-with-hank-mcgregor-hurt-pain-then-agony/id1527374894?i=1000622120357Episode 76 - Oscar Chalupsky, No retreat and no surrender https://podcasts.apple.com/hk/podcast/episode-76-no-retreat-no-surrender-with-oscar-chalupsky/id1527374894?i=1000616620588JOINT DYNAMICS links:Joint Dynamics Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/JointDynamicsHongKong/Joint Dynamics Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/jointdynamics/Joint Dynamics Website - www.jointdynamics.com.hk - Host - Andrew Cox - https://www.jointdynamics.com.hk/the-team/trainers/andrew-cox

Australia somehow pulled off a win in the cricket World Cup finals, with Pat Cummins' controversial choice to bowl first. Matty Pav join the show today to chat AFL draft night.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Australia Vs India in a classic Cricket World Cup Final. Socceroos flogged Bangladesh in a FIFA qualifying match, and West Coast drew the short straws for season opening matches. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adelaide United gun Nestory Irankunda, at the tender age of just 17 has signed with one of europe's biggest clubs, Bayern Munich. Illawarra Hawks have a change in management, and India take on NZ in the One Day World Cup semi-finals.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this bulletin, Pope Francis opens a global summit of bishops in the Vatican; major flood warnings in place for parts of Victoria; and in sport, First Nations athletes recognised in Sport Australia's Hall of Fame.

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Joined this week by the “other” Australian Basketball Podcast host this week, in Game Development Manager for Basketball Australia, Neil Gray. Basketball Australia and Sport Australia have been working on a coach mentoring program to assist coaches in their support and development as a new coach into the sport. We talk about some of the successes, some of the challenges and where the program can go from here.

We are recording this weeks podcast bang in the middle of National Volunteer Week (NVW) Australia's largest annual celebration of volunteers. The theme for National Volunteer Week 2023 is The Change Makers, representing a celebration of our power to drive change and ensure volunteering is inclusive of all members of the Australian community and celebrate, thank and recognise the significant contribution of the 3 million sport volunteers. To have a chat about that Neil is joined by Scott Tutton. Scott is currently the Head of Clubs and Volunteers at Cricket Australia. Originally a Sydney boy he has spent time with the ACT Government, Clubs NSW and Netball Australia before spending the last decade in cricket across Cricket Victoria and Australia. The main reason Scott is here though is due to his role on the Sport Australia, Sport Volunteer Coalition, a panel made up of experts from the sports industry, government and volunteering, who will work together to transform the sport volunteer experience and promote the value of volunteering in sport. 

SPORTS GEEK REPLAY (from 26 Nov 2018 - Ep 220) Sean Callanan chats with Sport Australia CEO Kate Palmer about her long career in Netball and how Sport Australia is helping Australians be more active and continue high levels of success on world stage. Show notes -  https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/kate-palmer-sport-australia/ 

Cricket great Shane Warne and champion runner Ron Clarke have been elevated in the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sport Australia Hall Of Fame Chair John Bertrand previews a special ceremony as Shane Warne is Elevated To 'Legend' Status in Sport Australia Hall Of Fame.

The Dockers are mixing thing up coach-wise for season 2023, and Brendon Julian is making some big calls following a horrendous Australian campaign at the T20 World Cup.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The tenpin bowling legend joins us fresh from being inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame. The left hander is a former World Champ. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The boys discussed the illustrious career of Hurley, coaching Basketball, his anticipation for the night he is officially inducted, his love for coaching, and more.

Pat & Heals on the last 24 hours in sport as Manly sack Des Hasler, the Sixers steal the win from the Heat in the WBBL & Karrie Webb is inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.

Sporting legend Karrie Webb is among this year's intake to the Sport Australia Hall of Fame. She joined Jim Wilson ahead of the big night.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pat & Heals speak with Sport Australia Hall of Fame Chair John Bertrand who skippered Australia II to victory in 1983 in the American Cup to end 132 years of American dominance. John relives that victory plus is excited to induct two more Queenslanders into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.

Pat & Heals are joined by Queensland Bulls Bowler Gurinder Sandhu who took 5 wickets in the second innings against Tasmania in the first Sheffield Shield match, Sport Australia Hall of Fame Chair John Bertrand who skippered Australia II to victory in 1983 in the American Cup is excited to induct two more Queenslanders into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame & 2019 Coolangatta Gold Champion Lana Rogers.

Tim Harradine is CEO Triathlon Australia and discusses a new British Triathlon category for transgender athletes. Triathlon Australia continue to work with Sport Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport, alongside... LEARN MORE The post Tim Harradine CEO Triathlon Australia appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Gran Fondo is a bicycle ride along the Great Barrier Reef Drive held on Sunday 11th September 2022. Other minor events will be happening all of that weekend in Port Douglas.

Drew Ginn is a five-time world rowing champion, four-time Olympian, triple Olympic champion (and silver medallist in one of the greatest Men's Coxless Four Finals in history); member of Australia's original Oarsome Foursome, and recipient of the rowing's Thomas Keller Medal; as well as an inductee into Sport Australia's Hall of Fame.   Beyond the medals, the statistics, the awards and the plaudits, Drew is, quite simply, a legend of the sport of rowing, described by triple Olympic champion Andrew Triggs-Hodge as Australia's equivalent of Sir Steve Redgrave.   This episode of Broken Oars Podcast was a long time in the making (over a year). But we think you'll find, like us, that it was worth the wait. We sat down with an icon and ended up talking to one of the most passionate, knowledgeable, approachable and creative people we've ever met. Drew's desire to learn, share and engage, alongside his curiosity and passion, simply burns through every moment of this episode.   Alexander the Great wept because he had no more worlds to conquer.   Here we lay down our podcast, knowing that our work is done.   Full Crew: From backstops ... listen and learn.

The key to being more inclusive is to listen. If you’re not sure whether your venue, activity, sport or event is accessible to people with disability - ask the people directly affected, and be prepared to act on what they tell you. We sometimes think of accessibility in terms of big-ticket items like building upgrades, but it could be as simple as an attitude change and a welcoming smile. If you’re part of a sports group and wondering whether you could be more inclusive, there are tools available to help. Sport Australia's inclusive sport framework can help you assess your current accessibility, and plan your next steps. In this episode we catch up with Sport Australia’s Nick Abroms to find out more about the inclusive sport framework. We also meet Paralympian Ella Sabljak. She’s part of Paralympic Australia’s Athlete Commission, making sure the voices of athletes with disability are front and centre of every conversation and every decision that affects them. Useful links Transcript for this episode: https://carersqld.com.au/wp-content/uploads/Choice-and-Control-4-5-Inclusive-Sporting-Framework.docx Sport Australia's inclusive sport framework: https://www.sportaus.gov.au/integrity_in_sport/inclusive_sport Carers Queensland upcoming events and workshops: www.carersqld.com.au/events Carers Queensland NDIS on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CarersQueenslandNDIS Credits Interviews: Fiona Stutz, Jodie van de Wetering Production: Jodie van de Wetering

The big story today is that Pat Cummins has been announced as Captain and Steve Smith as Vice-Captain. The Dolphins have also landed their first signing with veteran back-rower Felise Kaufusi.

Channel 7 Host Hamish McLachlan joined the show to discuss hosting next week's Sport Australia Hall of Fame event, interviewing hero Dennis Lillee and more.

The boys are chatting to Sport Australia Hall of Fame inductee Steve Moneghetti about his long and illustrious career.

Sport Australia Hall of Fame Inductee & Olympic Gold Medallist, Jamie Dwyer, joined the show to discuss his induction, his legendary career and more.

A weekly podcast covering women's sports news. Taking a look around the grounds - Female QLD Rugby League players will now earn equal pay to the men in the State of Origin, Sport Australia Hall of Fame have announced their new inductees for 2021 and Ellia Green retires from Rugby 7s. For our key story we'll discuss the AFL scrapping the dreaded skin-fold test for new draftees. In the budgy smuggler ice bath we chat to World Rugby Hall of Fame inductee, Cheryl McAfee. Find us on Instagram @thefemaleathleteproject. Hosted by Chloe Dalton and Millie Dawson. Find us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAgq5bPEO5Q&ab_channel=the%5Bfemale%5Dathleteproject This episode is brought to you by Budgy Smuggler. Visit budgysmuggler.com.au

Opener - Jars is back and he stuffs up straight away! Australia win first ever T20 World Cup! George Baily on Mitch Marsh performance and if he will bring in some youth or keep the same team. Jars is not happy with Blew! What Tickled My Fancy. Voicemail. Anaa Meares on being inducted into the Sport Australia Hal Of Fame. Bernies Final Facts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve joins Vossy following his induction into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame

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Sport Australia have announced the introduction of the ‘Dawn Award' to go hand in hand with the Don Award at their Hall of Fame evening.

Broadcasting icon and member of the Sport Australia and Australian Football Hall of Fames, Dennis Cometti, joins Ben Cameron for a chat reflecting on his entire broadcasting journey now that is over after 51 years.

Broadcasting icon and member of the Sport Australia and Australian Football Hall of Fames, Dennis Cometti, joins Ben Cameron for a chat reflecting on his entire broadcasting journey now that is over after 51 years.

TODAY ON THE PODCAST: Susie's back, team bonding (and team showers), RIP Norm McDonald, Sport Australia's Vax Campaign, Smarter Than Suse, the Mad Monday Broncos bust-up, Susie Youssef talks ‘Making it Australia', BRS BRU-HAHA: shortest Emmys win and Bronte needs some tips for a Hen's Party… Follow Ash, Kip & Luttsy with Susie O'Neill! Facebook: www.facebook.com/ashkipluttsyandsusieoneill  Twitter: www.twitter.com/AKLS_nova  Instagram: www.instagram.com/ashkipluttsyandsusie  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 95 of The Relaxed Running Podcast, Tyson catches up for a chat with Multiple World Champion, Sport Australia & World Triathlon Hall of Fame Member Emma Carney For more from Relaxed Running, visit: www.relaxedrunning.com

(This is Part A of our interview with Emma Carney.) Many of us dreamed of becoming a world champion as a kid. Our guest in this episode made that dream come true! And that's because Emma Carney is hard wired: hard wired to win. Emma takes us through all of the stages that make up her amazing race. It's full of big beautiful dreams, torturous training, drama and politics, gut wrenching loss and blatant unfairness to world domination and athletic performances that may never be repeated. Emma is amazing, a brutal competitor who was prepared to suffer more than all of her competitors in order to get the job done. She is authentic, raw and always, always tells it like it is. She is an inductee of the Sport Australia Hall of Fame (2016), the International Triathlon Union Hall of Fame (2014), and the Triathlon Australia Hall of Fame (2012). On your marks, get set, go....

The dearth of women in leadership and in high performance coaching roles is still a problem in sport. In latest episode of On Side we talk to former Sport Australia CEO Kate Palmer on the gulf in parity that still exists in high performance sport and what needs to be done to help women transition into these roles. Palmer says sports need to take a “proactive approach” to, not just equality, but diversity in general. “The reality is that sport is not immune to society,” Palmer says. “Sport reflects all that’s great about society, and all of the things that are bad about society. “Sport can play a role [in promoting women and diversity] because on the whole it’s very public so we can show best practice to other industries and other organisations.” She says thinking about diversity more broadly is really important. “I think acknowledging the differences and including everyone in the decision making is really important, and that goes beyond gender, that goes into multi-cultural areas too, indigenous areas, to disability, everyone, putting a voice around the table for all.” We also talk to Commonwealth Games gold medallist Cara Honeychurch, who has a unique perspective as both an athlete and an administrator. “I have to say I had a very positive experience throughout my whole life, I’ve never really felt that being a women has held me back,” Honeychurch, one of Australia’s most successful ten pin bowlers, says. “My sport of tenpin bowling has always been very inclusive, and very welcoming of women.” Honeychurch, who is now General Manager of Corporate Services at Athletics Australia, says she is “very aware” her experience is “very much the exception” rather than the norm. And in our segment From the Highlight Reel, we re-live the 400m freestyle event at the Athens Olympic Games through the lens of Ian Thorpe’s coach – Tracey Menzies. Menzies says she faced criticism for having a coaching philosophy that differed from her (mostly male) peers. “Sometimes there has been a bit of a criticism that I’ve shown too much empathy for people and compassion but I sort of wear that as a badge of honour now, that I actually have that vulnerability that I’m prepared to show who I am and care for the athlete,” she says. “Having the capacity to hear what we say, and to understand, if we do things a little differently, that’s ok. Not everyone has to coach the same way, behave the same way, and different is actually good.” In the segment From Left Field our athlete educator Annabelle Cleary answers the question, “Do coaches get in trouble if an athlete tests positive?” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emma recently released her autobiography “Hard Wired Life, Death and Triathlon”. It's a book that I recommend for the bookshelf of every endurance sports enthusiast, and particularly every triathlon lover. Growing up as a triathlete in the 90s Emma Carney was certainly a name and a presence gracing the covers of triathlon magazines, TV screens wherever the triathlon enthusiast looked. Emma came from a junior running / athletics background, where she represented Australia twice at the world cross country championships in 1994 and 1995, and then again in the Ekiden Relay in 1993 and 1994.  You'll hear today how Emma turned to the sport of triathlon and in just 18 months took out the 1994 world ITU international triathlon union championship in Auckland by a record margin at that stage of 2 minutes and 12 seconds. Following that very impressive international debut taking out a world title, Emma recorded seven ITU World Cup wins in 1996 and collectively across her career 19 World Cup wins. From June 1995 to April 1997, Emma recorded an unbroken string of 12 straight ITU World Cup wins. Emma was the World Cup champion in 1995, 1996 and 1997. And of course the ITU now World Triathlon world champion in 1994 and then again in 1997. Subsequently, Emma was inducted into the Australian sporting Hall of Fame in 2016. On this featured performer episode, you'll hear Emma truly share around the highs, the lows and the learnings from what was a remarkable career and a remarkable chapter in Australian triathlon and World Triathlon history. Emma shares on the early days her rules of competition training philosophies, and now as her attention turns to coaching up and coming triathlon talent, her ambitions to see Australia secure Olympic Gold with her podium project and the burning reason behind that.  You'll hear me touch on the controversial 2000 Olympic triathlon Australia team selection snub of which you'll also be able to read the full documented history in hardwired life death and travel and Emma's recently released autobiography. This really is an episode that epitomizes the highs lows and learnings. Show Sponsor: Precision Hydration There isn't a one-size-fits all approach to hydration for athletes, which is why Precision Hydration help athletes refine their hydration strategy for whatever event they're training for. Take the free online Sweat Test at precisionhydration.com to receive your own personalized hydration strategy and get 15% off your first order of electrolytes that match how you sweat by using the code PERFORMANCE15. Join the The Physical Performance Show LEARNINGS membership through weekly podcasts | Patreon If you enjoyed this episode of The Physical Performance Show please hit SUBSCRIBE for to ensure you are one of the first to future episodes. Jump over to POGO Physio - www.pogophysio.com.au for more details Follow @Brad_Beer Instagram & Twitter The Physical Performance Show: Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter (@tppshow1) Please direct any questions, comments, and feedback to the above social media handles.

QUOTES “We tend to use a lot of strategy metrics rather than outcome metrics, like jump height, from force plates in the rehabilitation process” “Once an athlete has developed the brakes, we can start to work on the acceleration” “The sooner you come back to sport the higher the risk of injury, whether it is ipsilateral or contralateral” “Getting to know people and continuously talking to them about problems they are having and barriers to performance is a large part of my role as the network lead for S&C” SHOWNOTES 1) Pete’s career progression in strength and conditioning through NSWIS, TIS and Sport Australia national lead of S&C 2) The use of dual force plates for ACL rehabilitation and their value in telling us how athletes move and how an athlete is progression in a RTP process 3) Strategy metrics compared to outcome metrics on the force plates 4) The practicalities of double leg versus single leg force plate testing 5) Choosing the appropriate exercises based off force-time signatures 6) Competency based rehabilitation progressions and taking a long-term approach 7) Muscle bulk and other markers to use in RTP with an athlete 8) Flexible periodisation and understanding how each training block feeds into another in an RTP 9) Guiding, coordinating and facilitating S&C coaches as a network lead for Sport Australia PEOPLE MENTIONED Matt Jordan Daniel Cohen Sophia Nimphius Jake Cowin Chris Bishop Mick Hughes Kelly Wilkie

A trailblazer in women's sport, Gen Simmons is the President of Women Sport Australia & GM Marketing & Industry Development at Gymnastics Victoria. Everything you need to know about leadership, resilience and women working in sport is here in this episode.Women Sport Australia: https://www.womensportaustralia.com.au/WISPAA: https://www.womensportaustralia.com.au/wispaa/Gymnastics Victoria: http://gymnasticsvictoria.org.au/Music by Qu4ntum Sounds. Say Hi on Twitter: @qu4ntumsound

It’s a special moment for an ITR regular as Jed Morgan becomes the first golfer to ever win a full Sport Australia Hall of Fame scholarship. (18:30)But it’s even better that we’re on the spot when Jed meets his mentor as part of his prize, the legendary Ricky Ponting, who’s almost as adept at golf as he is cricket.We then cross to Perth to chat with GolfWA boss Gary Thomas in the middle of the WA swing on the PGA Tour of Australasia, plus regular hosts Andy Maher and Mark Hayes return to normal service about the game’s other big issues.

Sport Australia is a peak government body managing a $400m budget and overseeing around 100 national sporting associations with a brief covering everything from grass roots participation to elite performance programs.This week Wansey is back presenting Sport Australia CEO Rob Dalton.Before his Sport Australia role, Rob of-course will be familiar to many listeners for his 10 year tenure as chair of Hockey Victoria. He should also be well know to Tigers fans as a board member who inherited a $6m debt in 2004 and oversaw a program that revitalised the finances, developed alternative revenue streams and now sees the club with some $35m in the bank - and a couple of premierships along the way.Closer to our hearts though you'll hear how in 1979 Tony Thornton & Al Carnell had a chat with a young Rob Dalton and encouraged a move over to Camberwell Hockey Club.Rob became a premiership player, a member of our Team of the Century and with coach Argus and superstar players like Wayne Thornton and Wansey himself ushered in the golden era of the 80s and laid the foundations of our continued success today.CEO of Sport Australia and past chair of Hockey Victoria, Rob Dalton is a Camberwell premiership player and member of our Team of the Century who with coach Argus and superstar players like Wayne Thornton and David Wansbrough ushered in the golden era of the 80s and laid the foundations of our continued success today.

East Coast Radio — Man United eyeing the Europa League semi-final as they face FC Copenhagen tonight. Australia proposing a Super 8 Rugby competition. It was a disappointing PGA Championship for the South Africans.

Following on from our episode with Katie Allen last week we're super excited to present KA's former teammate Alyson Annan, head coach of the Netherlands Women's National Team and one of the best female players of all time.Wansey is back to present Alyson who is a member of Sport Australia's Hall of Fame, two time FIH International Player of the Year, FIH Women's coach of the Year and dual Olympic and World Cup gold medal holder.Hear how Alyson started her playing career in the outer west of Sydney, participated in the Hockeyroos Golden era and was influenced by legendary coaches Ric Charlesworth and John Cruijff. Discover a very candid insight into the Dutch national program's approach to training; the new Olympic cycle and the experience and wonder of playing hockey in front of a rocking Amsterdam crowd.

Equestrian Australia has been placed into voluntary administration after Sport Australia withdrew funding for the sport, Riverland cumquat farmers are aiming for zero-waste on their farm and frosty weather in the Riverland has seen growers out all night trying to protect and save their crop.

The greatest coach in Rugby league history , inducted into Sport Australia hall of fame , 7 x

Ben catches up with Wendy Schaeffer, Vice Chairperson of Equestrian SA to hear what their community is doing to plan for a return to competition.Tim Dansie provides insights into what you can be doing with your kids at this time and how as a coach and psychologist he is adapting to new ways of working with his players.

On their second episode Ella and Georgina's guest is Carol Fox who is currently the President of Women Sport Australia. Carol also runs her own executive coaching business, and is a regular speaker at conferences and forums for women in leadership. She was Victoria’s first professional female surf life saver, a state level swimmer and water polo player. Carol was a baton bearer for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. She was also featured in the Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence in the worlds of Business and Sport. We hear about Carol's struggles facing sexism in the surf life saving world, her passion for women in leadership, and predictions for the future of female coaches and leaders. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 25 hosts, 1200+ episodes across 45 shows and a global audience of over 6 million. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.      

On this first episode of Beyond the Balls, Ella Smith and Georgina Mallen chat with Emily Chancellor, 28, rugby player in the national Wallaroos team and NSW Waratahs, which dominated the Super W competition before being cut short by Covid-19. Despite only having started rugby when she was 21, Emily's skills have been recognized in her 2018 Wallaroos Player of the Year award and 2019 NSW Best Forward. In this episode, we hear how her desire to be her best has paid off, the challenges of acting professionally in the unpaid Super W league, and the importance of visibility of women’s rugby for the next generation. We also learn about her spokesperson role, from speaking at the recent Player Care Conference on equality in rugby, to her participating in the two-day female commentating workshop with Sport Australia. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 25 hosts, 1200+ episodes across 45 shows and a global audience of over 6 million. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

John Wylie, Chairman of Sport Australia joins us.

Meet Michael Hartung, our special guest from Veteran Sport Australia. Michael and Javiera are talking about VSA sport program and how it helps military veterans and military spouses with their career transition journey. You will get to know more about how VSA brings the servicing community together through their program, as well as, the significance of the e-sports to young people. Follow the Podcast here: https://anchor.fm/withyouwithme You can sign-up for our portal today! FREE Courses for Military Veterans! The link is here: - https://hubs.ly/H0m2_zW0 Book a career call with one of our pathfinder team today! Kait - Military Partner- https://meetings.hubspot.com/kaitlynne1 Rebekah - Military Veteran - https://meetings.hubspot.com/rebekah19 Adam - Military Veteran (USA) - https://meetings.hubspot.com/adamstretch Follow our Social Channels! Twitter - https://twitter.com/WYWM_Academy Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/withyouwithmementoring/ Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com.au/Withyouwithme/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/withyouwithmentoring/ LinkedIn - WithYouWithMe Academy - https://www.linkedin.com/school/wywmacademy/ LinkedIn - WithYouWithMe - https://www.linkedin.com/company/with-you-with-me/ Visit our website for more information! https://hubs.ly/H0m4by60 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/withyouwithme/message

Our first guest on Transcending Sport in 2020 is Gen Simmons Deputy Chair of Women Sport Australia. The WSA is the primary advocacy organization for women and girls in sport in Australia providing the lead voice for gender equity nationwide.  Their mission is to ensure women and girls in sport are afforded equal opportunity regardless of sport while representing their members and bringing stakeholders together. Australia has recently led the way for equal pay as its elite athletes in cricket and soccer have shown how women can and should be treated not just on national teams but at all levels of sport.  We discuss the main achievements of the organization as it approaches its 16th anniversary and what’s in store for them in this new decade. For show notes and related links for this episode click HERE. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 25 hosts, 1200+ episodes across 45 shows and a global audience of over 5 million. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

Sports Geek Replay episode with Kate Palmer from Sport Australia - learn more at https://sportsgeekhq.com/sgr-kate-palmer

From bank robbing football players to drug-dealing football players and stand-over men, (who used to be football players). Ok, they're not all football players. In their new book "Gangland, this Unsporting Life" Susanna Lobez and James Morton have applied their meticulous reporting skills to the intersection of Australian sport and Australian crime. It's very fertile ground.Warning: please be advised this episode contains graphic content.Show notes for Episode #134:Your hosts are Meshel Laurie and Emily WebbWith thanks to Susanna LobezLike us on Facebook ​Follow us on Instagram or TwitterSupport us on PatreonPurchase Gangland: This Unsporting Life in our BookshopListen on Apple PodcastsListen on Google PodcastsListen on SpotifyIf you have any information on the cases covered by this podcast, please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.Thank you for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nat is joined by Veteran and Invictus Games athlete Tiffany White and the General Manager of Veteran Sport Australia, Michael Hartung.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AIS Chief Medical Officer Dr David Hughes talks about the issues of inclusion in sport following the release of the Guidelines for the inclusion of transgender and gender diverse people in sport in June.   Sport Australia, in consultation with the Australian Human Rights Commission (HRC) and the Coalition of Major Professional and Participation Sports, whose members include the AFL, Tennis Australia, Rugby Australia, Netball Australia and Cricket Australia, established guidelines for the nation to promote more inclusive practices for transgender and gender diverse people in sport.   Dr Hughes says transgender and gender diversity is not a sport issue, it’s a societal issue.   “It’s important that sport at all time reflects societal changes, and moves with societal changes,” Dr Hughes says. “Transgender individuals have for many years been on the margins of society and not accepted in the main stream and I think sport has an important role here by promoting diverse gender inclusion to ensure that every Australian fulfils their right to have their life enriched by sport.”   The guidelines include information, case studies and steps to ensure an inclusive sporting environment. He says the document is targeted at the grassroots and has relevance for elite sports, but “I don’t think its purpose is to try and sort out the complex issues that specifically apply to high performance sport where there are issues between getting the balance right between fairness and inclusion”.   “Everyone has the right to compete and enjoy the benefits sport offers but at the highest levels of sport, fairness is critical,” he says. “At the grassroots, we should err on the side of inclusion.”   Produced by Lyndall Larkham & Tim Gavel Recorded, edited & mixed by Ryan Micallef

If you like running and you care about the environment, you'll want to know about plogging

If you like running and you care about the environment, you'll want to know about plogging

On episode #111, it’s Open Championship week, and we look at all the Australian chances as the fabled, old tournament goes back to Northern Ireland for the first time since 1951.Our own man on the spot Justin Falconer has exclusive interviews for ITR with Queenslanders Cameron Smith, who expresses his love for Royal Portrush, and with Jake McLeod, the 24-year-old having his first Open Championship start.Meanwhile Blakey talks us through the ins and outs of ‘Open Championship’ versus ‘British Open’ and admits he finds the proper name a little pretentious.We also talk to Sport Australia’s Andrew Larratt about funding of golf and the way forward for the game from the Federal Government’s perspective.

Sean Callanan chats with Sport Australia CEO Kate Palmer about her long career in Netball and how Sport Australia is helping Australians be more active and continue high levels of success on world stage. Full show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/kate-palmer-sport-australia

On this episode of the active CEO Podcast, we talk to Kate Palmer about finding her dream job, where she combines her passion for sport, and desire to improve the health and wellbeing of a nation. We delve into her role of leading and catalysing the Australian sport industry to encourage more Australians to become more active, and shape the future of elite and grass roots sport. Ben Gathercole and Craig Johns discuss topics, with Kate, such as transformational change, reducing layers of compliance, the future of sport business structures, the new ‘move it' campaign, and how she implements health and wellness into the team at Sport Australia.

On Episode 63, we wrap up a momentous Ryder Cup (5:46), Sport Australia CEO - Kate Palmer joins in-studio to discuss golf’s role in changing Australian sports governance (32:05) and Justin Falconer reports from the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Singapore (53:50).Andy Maher and Mark Hayes are joined by Jo Charlton in the host seats.

Oakleigh Cannons are through to the Victorian NPL Semi Finals after beating Pascoe Vale 2-1. They will have to wait to see who wins out of today’s game between Avondale and Port Melbourne Sharks to know if they will face Heidelberg or Bentleigh Greens. Former Socceroo Tommy Oar is set to return to the A-League with the Central Coast Mariners after leaving his club in Cyprus. Oar was on the outer at the Cypriot champions, only playing 19 matches during his first season with the club and being left out of the Champions League squad. Sport Australia has waded into the FFA congress war, with CEO Kate Palmer declaring that Sport Australia does not support governance changes proposed by a FIFA-backed working group. The working group’s proposals are due to be put to a vote at an FFA extraordinary general meeting later this month...

The Sport Australia Hall of Fame will honour the past, celebrate the present and embrace the future at the annual Induction and Awards Gala on the 11th October. Eight Australian sporting icons, from on and off the field will be inducted into the Hall of Fame. In addition, one existing Hall of Fame member will be elevated to Legend status, becoming the 40th official Legend of Australian sport. CEO of The Sport Australia Hall of Fame Tania Sullivan spoke to Harvey Deegan on Remember When.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Love it or hate it, today’s show is about exercise - and how you can use it to fulfil your potential.My guest is Nonie Carr, a Melbourne based psychologist from Enhance Life Psychology. Nonie has a passion for cycling and the benefits of exercise for our wellbeing and success.Nonie began her career in schools, first as a high school teacher and later as a school psychologist. She left education to start her private practice and she now works with individuals to help improve their well-being and relationships and boost their motivation to pursue their goals.She’s here on the podcast to talk to us about the benefits of exercise for your brain and mind - and give us some tips on how to incorporate it into our daily life.Nonie and I discuss:The neurological effects of exercise and how the hormones released into the brain during exercise boost our mood and brain functionThe emotional effects of exercise for our wellbeing and mental healthHow exercise can be motivatingThe best types of exercise for our mental and physical health‘Find Your 30’ and simple ways to make moving fun.By the end of this episode you’ll be ready to get out there and exercise!

In this Inside Sponsorship episode, we speak with Vickie Saunders, Founder at The Sponsorship Consultants. Vickie is an Athlete Sponsorship and Partnership Expert and is the author of Sponsorship for Athletes: For Athletes of All Levels and Sports and alsoThe Ultimate Guide to Sponsoring Athletes. Vickie works with Individual Athletes (of all levels and in all sports), Fitness Professionals, Sponsors (from local business through to global brands), Institutes of Sport, Universities and Sports Organisations. Vickie’s clients include Shimano, Saucony, Wilson Tennis, Institutes of Sport (Australia, England and Wales), Freedom Sports Medicine and Strength Matters. If you want to connect with Vickie, visit www.thesponsorshipconsultants.com.au or connect on YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook,Twitter and Instagram. Also in this episode, Mark and I continue our chat around which benefits should be aligned to the common sponsor objectives. This time around, we look at Relationship Building and Community Engagement. I also mention our Sponsorship Planner card tool which you can find more about, and order, here. As always, if you have an idea for a topic, a segment, someone you’d like us to have on the show or just a question, then be sure to get in touch. Enjoy.