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Wayne was one of the most highly rated performers in the AFL, playing 282 AFL games over 14 years with the North Melbourne Football Club between and the Sydney Swans. Since Wayne's retirement, he has gone on to forge a name for himself as a highly respected Australian AFL media identity on TV, radio and in print, working with SEN1116 and previously with Triple M, Fox Footy Channel and the Herald S ...
Wendell Sailor is an exceptional sportsman who is revered as one of Australia's best dual code rugby football players and one of rugby league's greatest wingers of all time. During his rugby league career, Wendell Sailor played 19 Tests for Australia, five of which were in Super League, and 17 State of Origin matches for Queensland, three of them being Super League. During his time in rugby un ...
Will has climbed, trekked and travelled to some of the highest and isolated rugged places in the world, with only the use of one leg and his crutches. He is also the first person to receive the status of black belt in Wing Chun completely with one leg, and performing as if he had two. Will has just returned from completing the Kokoda track, with his team raising over $25,000 for the White Ribbon F ...
Will Greenwood is not one to shy away from high pressure, highly competitive situations. Having started working life on London's City trading floor he went on to become the second highest try scorer in English rugby history and helped power England to victory at the Rugby World Cup in 2003. He is widely regarded as one of England's greatest ever rugby players, as well as one of the sport's most en ...
Zali Stegall is Australia's most successful international skier. Having attained the crown of World Champion and tasted Olympic success, Zali announced her retirement from international competition at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. In 2003 Zali became the director of Ski & Snowboard Australia Limited while maintaining here role as Director of the Olympic Institute of Winter Sports. In ...
