Warren Tapner has written a poem about the art of umpiring.
Identity Calling
How do modern Aussies define themselves, and is increasing nationalisation changing our identity?
From Billy Elliott to Suedehead, in 6 minutes in the car, on a glorious Marrickville morning
Cranky Pete has a music revolution in a six minute span whilst driving home.
Lou Richards’ Master Class At Melbourne High
Braham Dabscheck recalls the time Lou Richards and Jack Dyer were invited to give a talk at Melbourne High School. Easily the most engaging talk he ever heard as a student.
Living Footy at Williamstown Literary Festival
The Footy Almanac will be at Willy Lit Fest this year. Come along to see John Harms, Yvetter Wroby and Kerrie Soraghan talking about their love and obsession with footy. Come along for a what will be a delightful session.
Mundy Morning
Kate Birrel uses her paint brush to illustrate Richmond’s Munday morning blues.
Iconic Instants in Music
Mickey Randall with some iconic moments in song by some legendary artists. The Beatles, Guns ‘n’ Roses, Radiohead. Aural intoxicants.
4 Kids Future: Sportsman’s Day
A special fundraising event to help fund a trust for four children who lost their parents in tragic circumstances on Anzac Day in Wangaratta.
Haiku Bob – Round 8 – nothing between
Autumn beauty wasn’t enough for Haiku Bob or Collingwood as Stevie J broke Pies fans hearts.
Almanac Footy History: A tribute to those Geelong players who were killed in wars
Anna Pavlou pays tribute to war heroes who also played football for the Geelong Football Club. Her focus on Joe Henry Slater’s life is powerful.
Take me out to the ball game
A touching tribute by Chris Daley to his mate’s dad, Peter Wood, a genuine legend of sport in the south-west of Victoria. A timely reminder of the simplicity and importance of enjoying time with friends and family at a game of sport.
Haiku Bob Round 7 – Collingwood v Carlton: racing clouds
Haiku Bob is sad. You’ll see why. [Nice – JTH]
Kicking The Stigma Project: Tasmania
Stepping out onto the field, Jackson Clark encountered a few players who openly talked about their mental health issues. It is a promising show for the future generations where this stigma is removed once and for all.
An Ode to Kade Simpson
Skinny legs and big, blue heart, the terrier from Princes Park as expressed in verse by Warren Tapner.
Haiku Bob: Round 6 – a shade more
A wonderful collection of haikus from Haiku Bob celebrating a win
Haiku Bob – Round 5: one slow moment
Haiku Bob on the Anzac Day clash.











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