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Tamara ran to fill her own cup, finding a deeper purpose as a mum of two (opens the original)
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When Tamara Sallese took up running seven months after giving birth to her second child, it wasn't about chasing race times or hitting milestones. It was simply about filling her own cup with a hobby that is beyond her roles at home and at work. The 34-year-old mum of two boys - three and one year old - will tackle her first full marathon on Sunday, October 4, in the second edition of the Coastal Pathway Ultra event. It marks a full-circle moment for the Devonport runner, returning to the same e
Why Fraser was sold on Coastal product long before becoming his Blues coach (opens the original)
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Long before Josh Fraser was coaching Lachlan Cowan at Carlton, he already had an eye on the North-West star. In his first visit to the region on Friday, September 25, the 44-year-old praised the Devonport product's breakout AFL season, as the emerging defender took on key roles. "I love Cow, he's a good young fellow. I haven't spoken to him about specifically coming down here, but I'm sure he's enjoying a break somewhere. He had a fantastic season, he was terrific for us," Fraser said. "I rememb
How six words of advice from a mentor unlocked Jack's dream path to MCG (opens the original)
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When Jack Pearce was delivered a simple piece of advice during a game, it changed everything. Those were the words of Ulverstone Cricket Club games record holder and teammate Josh Walmsley, which sparked a mental shift for the middle-order batter. The 22-year-old said his approach at the crease was far more about survival than dominance, until receiving that advice while going up against Latrobe during the 2025-26 season. "Ever since that, I felt like I could just go out and score," Pearce said.
Inside the Devils' list strategy to build core for their first premiership (opens the original)
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The Tasmania Football Club is not just treating its first wave of teenage signings as developmental projects. Instead, head of list management and strategy Todd Patterson insists the club's inaugural intake is the core of the club's first AFL premiership. It comes as the Devils prepare to officially announce their first wave of 17-year-old talent at a draft-style pre-listing event on Tuesday, September 29, after hosting several targets and their families in the state. "It's a massive moment and
Final run: Roth reveals the hard expiration date of his iconic Jackies era (opens the original)
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Scott Roth has made a final decision on his future at the Tasmania JackJumpers, and it comes with a strict expiration date. The 63-year-old will defend the island for two more years after signing a contract extension that will see him remain at the club until the end of the NBL29 season. But behind the scenes, the American turned Tasmanian has made it clear this is the final chapter of his Jackies era. "I talk a lot about time-wealth, and I don't have a lot of it left in my lifetime," Roth said.
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