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AFL CEO Andrew Demetriou addresses the press – Racist slurs
AFL CEO Andrew Demetriou addressed the media in Melbourne this morning following last night’s incident where a young Collingwood supporter racially slurred Sydney Swans star Adam Goodes.
Listen to the full audio here.
Andrew Demetriou Press Conference
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Adam Goodes addresses the press: racial slurs
Adam Goodes Press Conference Racial Slurs
Sydney Swans star player Adam Goodes addressed the press in Melbourne this morning, following racial slurs from a young Collingwood fan during last night’s AFL match.
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It All Happens At The ‘G : Dreamtime Round AFL 2013
The Melbourne Cricket Ground, MCG, has a fantastic history and is the home of Australian Rules Football. The CAAMA Crew covering tonight’s Dreamtime Round Essenden Vs Richmond went down to check out this impressive icon.
“Football was played on the MCG for the first time in 1859 and since the late-19th century the MCG has been the symbolic home of football, first in Victoria and, with the establishment of the Australian Football League, in Australia as a whole.
Nowadays, there are approximately 45 home and away matches plus a few finals each season, including the grand final, with around three million people each year making the pilgrimage to watch their team search for the Holy Grail – the premiership.” – MCG Website.
CAAMA Sports Crew meet up with Charlie King
The CAAMA Crew covering the 2013 Dreamtime At The G Indigenous Round match between Essendon and Richmond caught up with Charlie King, veteran Australian sports broadcaster with ABC in Darwin, at the Bomber’s home grounds Windy Hill.
Richmond get ready for Essendon Clash at MCG – AFL Indigneous Round 2013
Loyal Tigers supporters gathered at the ME Bank Centre, Richmond on Friday morning to watch the team’s open training session, continuing preparations for the Indigenous round clash against Essendon.
Those fans were excited to have their favourite stars sign their Guernseys and posters at the end of the session.
…But we believe our CAAMA Sports Show broadcaster Naomi Preece and this other Bombers fan may have been a little lost…
Richmond Tigers Prepare for Dreamtime Clash Against Bombers
Richmond Training Friday 24.5.13 from CAAMA on Vimeo.
Dreamtime @ The G – AFL Indigenous Round 2013
The CAAMA Crew covering the 2013 Dreamtime round at the MCG have touched down in Melbourne, ready for the action. Game on.
The AFL Indigenous Round is a celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and the players that have shaped the game. It also remembers the iconic moment Nicky Winmar showed a symbol of determination and pride, raising his Guernsey and standing strong in his culture.
Saturday in Melbourne will see a Dreamtime Career Expo, The Long Walk celebrations and thousands of fans joining Michael Long for the Long Walk to the ‘G. There will then be Dreamtime at the G pre-match entertainment and at 7:45 the match between Richmond and Essendon will commence.
Stay tuned to this space for our coverage of this great event.
Friday 17th May 2013
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NT Council of Social Service ‘dissapointed’ at Territory Budget’s priorities
The Northern Territory’s peak representative body for those affected by poverty and disadvantage says it was disappointed that the Northern Territory’s Budget failed to prioritise those who need help the most.
The Northern Territory Council of Social Service (NTCOSS) says the previous mini budget slashed support services for children most at risk in the NT and This budget has done nothing to fix that.
Wendy Morton, Executive Director of NTCOSS says the Giles Government’s commitment to redirect Office of Children and Families money to frontline services does not address the massive need to increase investment in this area or any indication that this will include NGO’s.
Ms Morton said ‘Non-government organisations in the Territory are working on the frontline with the most vulnerable and at risk children, young people and families….and It is difficult to understand how the budget recognises the massive unmet need in our community or the valuable work of the NGO sector.’