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We all need to stand up and call out misconduct
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February 22, 2021 10.00pm
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WORKPLACE CULTURE
Brittany Higgins’ story is sadly still far too common (“Confronting the toxic culture in Canberra”,
The Age, 18/2). We still see it across many settings – sporting clubs, businesses, care institutions, churches, schools, medical and law precincts. You are not a team player if you speak up in defence of someone. Silence and solidarity cover up failure, and put the institution before the individual.
Lamenting the death of the gentlemanâs game
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CRICKET
Lamenting the death of the gentlemanâs game
I played cricket for more than 30 years. I saw all of the 1946/47 Boxing Day Test, saw Bradman make 100 and watched all the greats that became the ââInvinciblesââ in England in 1948. What heroes for any boy to try to emulate. There was a saying in those days when referring to unsportsmanlike or untoward behaviour as âânot being cricketââ. It was as if the game of cricket was indeed a moral code.