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'She was a star, a constant': Melburnians grieve their Queen - Vimarsana News

'She was a star, a constant': Melburnians grieve their Queen

When Australia voted at its last referendum, support for a republic was strongest in Victoria. In the hours after our longest-serving monarch died, we were all Elizabethans - to pinch a line from Malcolm Turnbull - at least for a day.

The hot and cold of Graham Yallop, the anti-David Hookes - Vimarsana News

The hot and cold of Graham Yallop, the anti-David Hookes

I recently did a piece on David Hookes to commemorate the late batter’s birthday, and in amongst the replies (thank you, Roarers), discussion brought…

Remembering David Hookes - Vimarsana News

Remembering David Hookes

Tuesday, 3 May, was David Hookes’s birthday, and it prompted me to reminisce about the legendary South Australian. When I was first getting into…

Two Australian cricketing giants leave us with unmatched legacies - Vimarsana News

Two Australian cricketing giants leave us with unmatched legacies

Cricket and the wider world have been stunned by the sudden loss of two greats of the Australian and international game, Shane Warne and Rod Marsh. I was fortunate to have seen them both play and watching their on-field personae gave some clues as to their off-field ones. Warne’s hunting down of batsmen, physically and psychologically, implied a shrewd operator who pushed

Rod Marsh, record-breaking wicketkeeper who was at the heart of the great Australia side of the 1970s and 1980s – obituary - Vimarsana News

Rod Marsh, record-breaking wicketkeeper who was at the heart of the great Australia side of the 1970s and 1980s – obituary

Though initially given the unflattering nickname ‘Iron Gloves’, he finished his career with 355 victims from 96 Test matches