Malthouse: Why the Dons are a sleeping giant
The Bombers have one big issue they need to fix, but if they can patch that up they’ll be a giant ready to be unleashed on the league, writes Mick Malthouse.
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The Bombers have one big issue they need to fix, but if they can patch that up they’ll be a giant ready to be unleashed on the league, writes Mick Malthouse.
The never-ending search for 18 fit ruckmen A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Just like in the NFL, which has been defined by cynics as a never-ending search for 32 fit and capable humans to play quarterback, the AFL each season undergoes a feast and famine. Club to club, teams battle to keep a group of inhumanly tall players together fit enough to keep the team competitive in an era where the best ruckmen are on a different planet compared to the veritable juvenile giraffes in development.
09:01 AM Earlier this week, Dame Fiona Caldicott published the outcomes from a public consultation that she ran to seek views on her intention to revise the existing seven Caldicott Principles. The consultation response resulted in an expanded and revised set of eight Caldicott Principles, as well as a commitment to issue guidance about Caldicott Guardians in 2021. WHY IT MATTERS First introduced in 1997, the Caldicott Principles are guidelines applied across the field of health and social care information governance to ensure that people's data is kept safe and used ethically. Commission...