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England start favourites for the Cup
THE master coach Eddie Jones has England on the road to World Cup victory. PETER MEARES reports. More »
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Tough sheilas take a bow
WHILE our male cricketers are languishing, and our Wallabies can’t take a trick against the All Blacks, Australia’s sportswomen keep racking up the records. PETER MEARES pays tribute to the gritty girls. More »
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Why tennis is on the nose
VETERAN sports commentator and writer PETER MEARES has observed many good and bad moments in sport over the years. But he says it’s about time to call time on the behaviour of bad sports like Serena Williams. More »
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What about a Wallaby Haka?
IS THE Bledisloe Cup as good as over before it starts? Sportshounds writer PETER MEARES looks at the history of the clashes between the Wallabies and All Blacks and ponders whether we should introduce a little war into our approach: ON THE EVE of another Bledi... More »
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How to save Super Rugby
SUPER RUGBY is sinking fast and is sorely in need of a shakeup. PETER MEARES believes he can provide a radical solution to restore interest in the game. More »
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Hang on a minute before hanging Steve Smith
STEVE SMITH and the Aussies are not the first nor the worst offenders when it comes to breaching cricket’s code, as PETER MEARES reports. More »
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Raising the Rugby grassroots
FORMER champions of the sport are freely pouring their time and enthusiasm into rebuilding Rugby in the Sunshine State, as PETER MEARES reports. More »
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Shorter, but is it sweeter?
SHORTENED versions are sweeping many sports. PETER MEARES took a look at Rugby Tens and wonders whether the slick new games are the way of the future. More »
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New Reds coach will do it his way
TAKING the tough decisions comes naturally to Brad Thorn, as PETER MEARES reports: More »
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T20 dying? No way!
HE MAY be a recent convert but PETER MEARES has been infected by the fun and fury of the wild new child of cricket. More »
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This sport’s a scream
OVER many years of covering tennis, PETER MEARES has been forced to listen while the screams and shrieks get louder and more and more shrill. After watching a young player in action at the Australian Open he reckons it’s time to silence the ear-splitters: WE H... More »
