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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.
NRL Round 11 preview
Round 11 kicks off tonight at Leichardt Oval with last placed Tigers taking on the 11th placed Cowboys.
Dreamtime clash at the Gabba
AFL’s 9th annual dreamtime clash at the MCG kicks off tomorrow with the Long Walk before Essendon v Richmond.
Kulin artist wins design comp
For Kulin nation artist Nathan Patterson, winning the Guernsey design comp for Richmond’s Dreamtime at the G’s felt like a dream
NRL Rd 10 Preview
Round 10 of the NRL kicks off tonight with an exciting Brisbane versus Gold Coast Queensland head to head match.
Surf’s up at Bells Beach
Bells Beach in Victoria will once again host the Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles this month, showcasing our top surfing talents from across the nation. Thirty two Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander surfers will compete for the first prize of $1000 from 26-31 May. “It’s a good one to get all the Indigenous surfers together,” Steve Parker […]
McCann beats the hurdles to take gold
Elite athlete Shannon McCann is back from the Australian national championships and justifiably proud to be the 100m hurdle national champion and with a Personal Best to top it off. While her achievements might seem easy on paper, it’s the sheer hard work and commitment that has got Shannon through a grueling schedule which includes […]
2013 Indigenous Surfing Titles
After a 16-year hiatus the Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles were revived in 2012 to massive success. This year Surfing Victoria will again be hosting the titles at the beautiful Bells Beach in Victoria. The event will run from Sunday 26th to Friday 31st May 2013 and will see 32 Indigenous surfers from around the […]
NRL Round 9 preview
Merritt and Ferguson in line for Origin call up NRL round 9 preview with Jake Keane What a great win for Canberra last weekend over Melbourne. Now I’m red and green through and through, but will admit to having a soft spot for the Raiders this year. The club has more Indigenous players than any […]
Golfer Scott Gardiner on a winning streak
Aboriginal golfer’s big swing in the US You’d think sharing the leader board with the likes of Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy and Lee Westwood would be enough to shake anyone’s game but Scott Gardiner managed to keep his cool and finish the Wells Fargo Championship with a score of 2-under par. The Deadly Vibe Wire […]
Boomerangs Squad flies high
The AFL has announced the 2013 Boomerang squad to compete at the NAB AFL Under 16 Championships in July, followed by international tour.
NRL Round 8 Preview
NRL top four a class above rivals NRL Round 8 preview with Jake Keane As we head into Round 8 of the NRL this weekend, the competition’s early phase is well and truly coming to a close. The clear standouts of the competition so far have been Melbourne, South Sydney, Manly and the Roosters. With […]
Jesse ‘Tha Monster’ Williams
On 6 December, the matadors, the Arizona Western College football team, will run out for their first post-season match in eight years against East Mississippi College. Leading the way for the Matadors will be one of the team’s most talked about and influential players of the season, a 19-year-old Indigenous Australian by the name of […]
NRL’s brightest new talents
Tyrone Roberts – Knights A former junior Kangaroo rep, 21-year-old Tyrone, originally from Grafton NSW, made his NRL debut in 2011 and last year stepped up to fill the breach left by the injury to Kurt Gidley. With Jarrod Mullen also in the Knights’ line-up, Tyrone has done exceedingly well to secure a regular halves […]
2013 AFL Season Preview
Can Sydney go back-to-back? Will Lewis Jetta reproduce his magical 2012 form? Can Buddy win a third Coleman Medal? And who will be the dark horses to provide the big surprises of the year? All will be revealed in another scintillating year of AFL footy. Speedster Travis Varcoe was sorely missed by Geelong in 2012 as he […]
Mohnte Namok: Netball coach
Former Indigenous netballer, Mohnte Namok is scoring some major goals these days – not as a player, but as a coach. He recently coached the Australian men’s under-19 netball team that thrashed New Zealand in a three-test series. As such he is a rising star in Australian netball coaching ranks. Mohnte Namok, 36, grew up […]
Vanessa Stokes heads to Japan
In a softball match, the pitcher stands alone, staring down the opposition and searching for weaknesses. Of all the positions in the team, pitching is the most important. It comes, therefore, with a ton of pressure and is a role that requires even more mental strength than it does physical prowess. That’s the environment Vanessa […]
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