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30 March 2026
Family stories: Toucher Tony
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Later in life, well after Gran and Gramps had emigrated from the UK to Cape Town to be with us, Gramps took up bowls. It wasn't just a h...
Memorable moments: The Paarl Gymnasium massacre
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Growing up, my mother was the silent, steady heartbeat of my rugby career. I have the most heart-warming memories of her standing in the pou...
24 March 2026
Memorable moments: The gangly champion
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In my early school days, I was the quintessential nerd—more likely to be found in the library than on the rugby pitch. My athletic career st...
23 March 2026
Memorable moments: The prestigious scavenger
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My step-dad, Mike, was a devoted golfer and a long-standing member of an incredibly prestigious club—the kind of place where a crooked tie i...
27 June 2025
Young Woman and the Sea - what a movie!
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I just watched Young Woman and the Sea (2024), and found Gertrude Ederle’s story incredibly inspiring. As the first woman to swim across the...
9 April 2025
Two Oceans race
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Antony, Stuart, Neil, Dom, Michael and Jess all did the Two Oceans. Jo, Annelies and I went 5 minutes down the road to watch them running b...
29 October 2023
South Africa wins the Rugby World Cup 2023
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Elation! South Africa now holds the record for the most rugby world cup wins. This was their fourth win. Watching in Sydney Watching in Ca...
29 January 2023
Pickleball Championship
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I was the official photographer at the local Pickleball Championship. It's an amazing, fast actioned game and it was wonderful to see ...
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10 October 2019
Chris excels at Pickleball
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Runner up in the NSW championships!
11 December 2016
7 a side rugby
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Highlights My first time in the Cape Town Football World-cup stadium - very impressive! My first experience of 7 aside rugby; ultra ...
27 December 2015
The Origins of the New Zealand rugby Haka
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Chris, who is a proud Kiwi and rugby fan, told us during our boxing day get together that the Haka originated by a tribe leader hiding from ...
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