This week, Val, Ryan and Josh review last week’s action from Paris and Zhuhai.
The panel also look at the revised rankings, where the Australians sit and also the risers and sliders of the week.
Also on the agenda is the Fed Cup final between the Czech Republic and Russia, along with an interesting conversation about globalisation.
The local Irish population, international competition, and the rise of stars like Luke ‘The Nuke’ Littler can be credited for a local explosion in popularity.
At 91, Greg McAloon is still hitting fairways and shaping the legacy of Ballan Golf Club while he’s at it. This is the story of a local legend whose love for golf spans six decades and counting.
F1’s fanbase is increasing, but so is fan awareness of the environmental issues that accompany the sport, even as it works towards net zero.
Full-time workers by day, semi-pro footballers by night. The spotlight is elsewhere, but the grind never stops. For many state league footballers, the dream of cracking the AFL still burns. The odds are long, but the commitment is real.
Somali Australians in Melbourne’s north are leading change on their own terms, building networks of support that centre culture, care and connection.
Community and identity play a large role in making a suburb feel like its own place in the world, but in smaller suburbs can a strong sense of community still justify their existence?
Fishing at Edwardes Lake Park has been banned for many years, but recently re-entered the spotlight due to local concern for wildlife.
For many living in exile from autocracy, the personal and professional costs of being an independent journalist are high.
