It is inevitable that, as you go through life, things that once meant the world to you will suddenly fade into the past, no longer playing the critical role they once did in your day-to-day goings-on.
Author: troydodds
NRL woes deserve some context
The NRL appears to be on the verge of achieving its ambitious target of a May 28 return, despite the almost insurmountable mountain that confronted the code a month ago.
Rugby union’s biggest test
Sport, flaws and all, is very reflective of life.
Retail shake-up needed
We all know the way we shop is changing, but the sentimental hit we take when a bricks and mortar retailer shuts its doors is still as strong as ever.
My sporting report card
It’s an interesting time for a number of professional team sports in Australia at the moment. I thought I’d run my eye over their current performances and challenges with a Weekender report card…
We’d never elect Bob Hawke today
Recently the ABC aired a very good documentary on the life and times of former Australian Prime Minister, Bob Hawke.
Christmas is a time to reset the political agenda
All of us look forward to the Christmas period – an opportunity to relax, reset and take a much-needed break.
Same-sex marriage debate has exposed our soft and petty side
Beyond the Instagram posts, emojis and stories of love, there is a dark underbelly to the same-sex marriage postal plebiscite.
Margaret Court has every right to be out of touch
There was a time when we applauded people for standing up for what they believed in, even if we didn’t agree with them.
We must always remember them
Reading through the pages of old editions of the Nepean Times this past week, the bluntness of war really hit home.