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Inside Out is the inspiring memoir from one of Australia's all-time sporting champions: AFLW icon and basketball legend Erin Phillips. 'When I was born, people felt sorry for my dad because he didn't have a son to play footy someday.' The AFLW changed the face of Australian sport forever, and Erin Phillips was the face of that change. Formerly a champion basketballer, born to Port Adelaide Football Club icon Greg Phillips, Erin's success on the footy field was no surprise to anyone who has followed her remarkable career on the court. Now at the end of her professional sporting career, the final two years of which were spent at her father's old club, Erin candidly looks back at her astonishin...
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When the AFL's father-son rule was introduced in the 1940s, it gave emerging players the chance to live out what was often the ultimate lifelong dream--the opportunity to play for the same beloved club they had watched their fathers play for. This is about as sentimental as football gets. As a result, some of the greatest names in the AFL today are names that have been running around for generations--names like Ablett, Watson, Shaw, Fletcher, Hawkins, Kennedy, and Mitchell--many of whom have given frank and candid interviews for this book. Sons of Guns gives unique personal insight into some of the most famous footballing families of recent years--the successes, failures, and incidents that have never before been made public. The "guns" confide doubts about whether their sons would ever make it, and the incredible pride when they did, while the sons describe overcoming the burden of their surname to forge their own identity. This is an insightful and hugely inspiring book about generations of men in the same family who had what it took to possess the same dedication, courage, toughness, and desire to succeed at the ultimate level.
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Collection of essays compiled by the Council on various subjects concerningwomen, work and money. The essays review topics covering legal, regulatory, and practical considerations that govern women's economic status and thequality of their working lives, both at home and in the labour force.
Includes critical reviews.
Comprehensive and unique, Union Sisters details the experience, issues and role of women in organized labour today.