ACS Lunches: The ACS Annual Footy Lunch features Luke Ball.

Readers are invited to the Australian Cricket Society Annual Footy Lunch featuring Luke Ball on Friday 8 May.

Opening Round – Sydney v Carlton: The Irresistible Swans

Keiran Croker reports on a first-up win for the Swans – and a particularly irresistible third quarter

Australian Cricket Society Lunch: ‘A History of Women’s Cricket’ featuring author Craig Horne

The Australian Cricket Society presents author and musician Craig Horne talking about his book ‘Full Corset and Stockings: A History of Women’s Cricket’ at their next lunch on Wednesday 11 March. Liddy Clark will be joining Craig in conversation.

Almanac Footy: Join Gary Ablett Jnr for lunch presented by Macleod Football Netball Club

Gary Ablett Jnr will be the special guest speaker at the up coming lunch presented by the Macleod Football Netball Club.

Almanac (ACS) Lunch: Review – Footy Fever lunch with Neil Balme

Keiran Croker reviews the recent Australian Cricket Society Lunch from last week that featured Neil Balme as the guest speaker.

Almanac Cricket: ACS – Women’s Ashes Summer Brunch

‘Women’s Ashes Summer Brunch’ is the upcoming function presented by The Australian Cricket Society, and you are invited.

Grand Final 2024 – Sydney v Brisbane: Swans Dive

Keiran Croker found it very tough to write about the failure of his beloved Swans after their huge loss in the 2024 AFL Grand Final.

Almanac Cricket: Australian Cricket Society – Annual Dinner

The Australian Cricket Society invites you to their Annual Dinner on 30 August with well known sporting author and journalist Ken Piesse the guest speaker,

Almanac Life: Betty Croker (nee Cashill) – Part 2: Suburban Mum

Congratulations to Betty Croker on her 100th birthday tomorrow. Her son, Keiran, provides the second instalment of a loving profile of his mum from the time of her marriage in 1952 to the eve of her centenary.

Almanac Life: Betty Croker (nee Cashill )– Part 1: A Country Life

Keiran Croker’s mum, Betty, turns 100 on the 29 April. Keiran provides the first of two parts about his mother’s long and fruitful life.

Almanac Music: BluesFest Melbourne Review

‘BluesFest’ Melbourne is the first attempt in many years to establish a platform for artists performing at BluesFest in Byron Bay to perform in Victoria. Keiran Croker went along to the festival and reviews the weekend shows.

Round 1 – Gold Coast Suns v Sydney: Strong win for Swans

Keiran Croker presents his review of the Round 1 clash between the Suns and the Swans that resulted in a strong victory for Sydney.

Cheer, Cheer Jan Courtin

Jan Courtin’s memorial was held in South Melbourne last Tuesday. Keiran Croker spoke on behalf of The Footy Almanac’

Round 22 – Sydney v Collingwood: Swans ruffle Pies’ feathers

Keiran Croker is back in Sydney after three years to watch his beloved Swans and to catch up with friends. This is his report of the match and his visit to Sydney.

Almanac Music: The Music of 1997

Keiran Croker has developed a playlist of music from 1997 to share with his fellow volunteers at the Orange Sky Laundry.

Round 1 – Brisbane v Sydney: ‘Oh Errol!’

Young Sydney debutante Errol Gulden had a dream debut kicking three goals in the Swans surprise win against Brisbane as Keiran Croker reports.

Round 12 – Sydney v GWS: 19th Sydney Derby

Keiran Croker likes what he is seeing as the Swan rebuild their list and play younger players. And of course, Keiran was excited by the Swans great win over GWS in the ‘Sydney Derby’ in their Round12 match.

Round 8 – Sydney v Hawthorn: From pandemic purgatory to the Estonian Marvel

It’s been a slow burn year for Keiran Croker’s cheer cheering of the red and the white, but a win over those great avian rivals the Hawks provided some fuel for the fire.

Book Review: A View Of Australia From Fine Leg

From one Almanacker to another. Keiran Croker reviews Craig Dodson’s book, ‘A View Of Australia From Fine Leg’.

Round 18 – Fremantle v Sydney: A tradition lives on

Keiran Croker on the birth of new family members and teething problems for the young goslings in red and white as they fell agonisingly short to Fremantle.