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The Lomu Legacy
In a week that has seen the western world sent into a reflective pause thanks to the violence of a few lost men hiding their truth under an all encompassing cloak of religious radicalisation, the rugby world learns of the loss of a modern sporting icon. For those of us privileged to have watched Lomu evolve into one of the games most exciting…
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The Brave finally blossoms @ #RWC2015
On 4 June 1995, Japan Rugby Union’s national side, the Sakura (Cherry Blossoms) took the field against the New Zealand All Blacks at the Rugby World Cup in South Africa, only to suffer a humiliating 145-17 defeat. In 2003, in their opening game at Rugby World Cup, they threw everything at Scotland, earning a standing ovation from…
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#LestWeForget
Today we honour our soldiers past and present, by remembering their sacrifice. #LestWeForget
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Even going to the footy has changed.
Hyper-aware new mum faces all the dangers never before realised on an afternoon out at the rugby.
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Eat, Exercise and Abstain: Introducing the Witches of Woe
Patience is a virtue, but sadly not one of mine when it came to starting a family. I turned my husband into my dietician and personal trainer, I started picking the brains of doctors, specialists, and sourcing insights from friends and acquaintances. So I know we are truly blessed we were able to conceive, especially considering we are both in our…
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I’m back… sporadically :P
Apologies to those of you who have felt abandoned by my blogging hiatus of the last couple of months. The simple truth: My analogue life got in the way of my much loved digital one. While I now sport some new labels (mum and start-up founder), the good news is I’m back and in the swing of all…
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#KeepingItReal #TheArtOfGr8Comedy
As we continue to research the art of parenthood, it’s little nuggets of gold like this, that help keep it real #Enjoy #Hilarious People with no kids don’t know: http://t.co/aCRUv3ScAx via @YouTube — Tiffanny Junee (@TiffannyJunee) January 25, 2015
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Girly Things At The Australian Open
I’ve thought it, but never heard it mentioned in commentary. Unexpectedly, a British tennis player has put the most natural of monthly events front and centre during performance discussions at the 2015 Australian Open. In a tournament that saw World No.1 Roger Federer dismissed in Round Two by Italian Andreas Seppi, only to be sent packing by Australian 19 year…
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