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Sea Eagles are sitting pretty
With all the off-field news this week it will be good to get back to focusing on what the players are up to on the field with this weekend’s round of matches.
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Flashback: Deadly Sounds Episode 563 – Dean Widders
Nine years ago we interviewed ex-NRL star, Dean Widders, when he was playing for the Parramatta Eels.
Flexed for success
After getting out of a bad relationship, Rhiannon threw herself into body building, taking out first place in the International Natural Body Association.
Flashback: Deadly Sounds Episode 378 – Anthony Mundine
In this interview from 13 years ago, we speak with ‘The Man’ about his career, controversy he’s faced, modelling in magazines, his religious ideologies, and his upcoming bout in Germany.
Patty Mills: NBA glory
Patrick Mills has earned a special place in Australian sporting history after playing an instrumental role in the San Antonio Spurs NBA championship triumph over the Miami Heat on Monday.
Too close to call
With the 2014 season now already past the halfway mark, a glance at the competition ladder tells one major story, that this season is one of the closest in recent memory.
Schools in for AFL Indigenous Round
Guildford Grammar School in Perth will host their first ever Indigenous AFL round tomorrow, along with Wesley College.
Flashback: The Quiet Achiever
Deadly Vibe Issue 132 – February 2008: Daniel Geale etched his name into a proud legacy recently by becoming Australia’s latest Indigenous world boxing champion.
On Track – Motivation
I am incredibly motivated to being the best runner I can be, but not all of the time
A New Addition for the New Year, We welcome Cathy Freeman…
The last twelve months we have been following on the trials and tribulations of our brightest star, Cathy Freeman
Patrick Johnson appeared like a flash of lightening
This year Deadly Vibe caught up with the sprint sensation, Patrick Johnson
400 Metres and 200 Games
Deadly Vibe this month looks at the recent achievements of two champions, Cathy Freeman and Nicky Winmar
“The game of rugby has been good to me”
(LMRDT), an organisation that assists young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander involvement in Rugby Union.
Netball – Sights set on 2000
This month we are taking a look at the most popular female sport in Australia – Netball
Energy Australia National Indigenous Pro
Surfest 97, saw the first Energy Australia National Indigenous Pro
Che Cockatoo Collins
Che Cockatoo Collins is fast, and he’s fast becoming Essendon’s Football Club’s star player
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