Best of Paul Harvey Footy Stars celebrates a lifetime of immortalising the greats of AFL and VFL in caricature. A wide selection of Paul Harvey’s artwork is collected in this book including footy card, player caricatures, Brownlow Medal certificates and more.
The long-awaited new book from the Coodabeen Champions with stories and photos from over four decades of truly unique Australian entertainment featuring transcripts and memorabilia of memorable moments in Australian Rules Football through the years, all told in the humorous style the Coodabeens are known and loved for.
Around 800 million people follow hundreds of games played every year by teams in the NBA, making it the fourth most popular sporting competition in the world. It’s a truly global league, with legions of fans in Brazil, China, Spain, Australia and South Africa. It’s not hard to see what attracts them to the sport. For decades, the NBA has ......
The warts-and-all biography of Richard Dick Thornett, the only man to represent Australia in three sports: rugby league, rugby union, and Olympic water polo.
An Aboriginal Social, Political, Cultural and Historical Perspective of Golf
An exploration of the connection between Aboriginal people and golf from a prominent Aboriginal historian, who has written numerous books on Aboriginal history and culture, as well as sport.
Few sports have the rich history of baseball. From spring training to the autumnal World Series, baseball’s storied franchises have produced many legendary moments over 150 years of the major leagues. But it’s the riveting rivalries between the men on the diamond who are sport’s star attraction. Come with us to explore the lives and careers of ......
Mark Courtney's world ended in October, when the Rabbitohs were excluded from the NRL. In his despair he wrote this remarkable saga of childhood, teenage and adult life, and his club's mortal struggle against corporate greed. His is the story of every sports fan.
Meet the Sydney street kid who became the king of Canadian sport. Big Con uncovers the incredible true story of Con Jones—born Thomas Shortel—who escaped a betting scandal in Australia to become a pioneering sports promoter in Vancouver.
Harold Larwood’s own version of the great 1932-1933 Ashes cricket series, with full scores and annotated photographs from his own collection. A cricket classic, first published in 1933. Harold Larwood was one of the greatest fast bowlers of all time. But this will forever be overshadowed by his role in the cricketing controversy of the century, ......
