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I'm a keen follower of road cycling and tennis. Master of Journalism/Comms student & teacher.
- Member Since:
- June 2012
- Based In:
- Melbourne
- Favourite Sporting Team:
- Essendon
- Favourite Sports:
- AFL, Cycling, Tennis,
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Exclusive interview: Klaus Mueller, President of Cycling Australia - Part 2
5 days agoCycling Australia is Australia’s premier cycling body. Traditionally the organisation has catered primarily to overseeing elite cycling in this country, but exciting times lie ahead for Cycling Australia and at the helm is President Klaus Mueller. Read part one of Kate’s interview with Klaus Mueller. Many sports in Australia are fighting to attract new participants [...]
Exclusive Interview: Klaus Mueller, President of Cycling Australia – Part 1
12 Jun 2013Sport is such an integral part of Australia’s national psyche. As fans of sport, we watch it, consume it and in many instances we are obsessed by it. For many, sport is a way of life, whether it be through participation or viewing. Often, we do not consider those who work in the administration of [...]
Criterium du Dauphine 2013: Stage 8 – live cycling updates, blog
9 Jun 2013Welcome to the eighth and final stage of the 2013 Criterium du Dauphine. Todays 155km of racing will see the peloton enjoying the mountain scenery once again as the stage moves from Sisteron to Risoul. We’ll have live updates from 9.00pm AEST. Risoul will also feature in the 2014 Tour de France, so today’s stage [...]
Criterium du Dauphine 2013, Stage 2 analysis
4 Jun 2013Yesterday’s second stage of the Criterium du Dauphine ended in an exciting sprint, which was won by Elia Viviani of Canondale. After what was in some ways a frustrating Giro for the Italian, frustration caused by the immovable object always ahead of him, otherwise known as Mark Cavendish, the plucky Italian stole the show and [...]
Criterium du Dauphine 2013: Stage 3 – live cycling updates, blog
4 Jun 2013Stage 2 of the Criterium du Dauphine 2013 brought victory for Viviani of Liquigas-Cannondale, relishing the spotlight in the absence of his – and every sprinters’ – nemesis, Mark Cavendish, who is preparing elsewhere ahead of the Tour de France. It was a great ride by the Italian over a hilly course, showing what good [...]
Criterium du Dauphine 2013: Stage 2 – live cycling updates, blog
3 Jun 2013Stage 2 of the 2013 Criterium du Dauphine is a 191 kilometre ride from Chatel to Oyonnax, which may have been sold to some as a ‘sprint’ stage for the Dauphine, but in reality, it’s more like a medium mountains stage. After yesterday’s successful breakaway win by David Veilleux of Europcar, it may be unlikely [...]
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