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Saskia Brothers is coupling ballet and martial arts so delightfully well that she is catching the eye of those who matter in both fields. The Castle Hill girl, 14, took […]
Saskia Brothers shows style and finesse as she stars in judo and ballet Read More »
Newcastle City Council meetings have quite a lot in common with martial arts. Political operators do their best to take down an opponent and there’s a constant readiness to attack or switch to self-defence
Newcastle lord mayor Nuatali Nelmes shows her judo style Read More »
Getting on a plane for my first overseas trip was absolutely nerve-wracking alone, but I knew that it would be a great experience. I flew to Sydney to meet up
Fight for the right to Judo: Lexi Hamilton Read More »
Rydalmere siblings Bernhard and Bianca Tandean tread a fine line in their sibling bond. The pair are 2017 national champions in the kata discipline of judo with Bernhard, 14, throwing
UNSW Judo Club coach Kylie Koenig would love to be competing for Australia, but the next best thing is being a coach of the Australian team. The former Australian women’s
UNSW judo club coach Kylie Koening selected as Australian Commonwealth Games coach. Read More »
Sophie Weaver may only be little, but she has a heart bigger than most. Sophie, 7, has ocular albinism and 20 per cent vision. But that didn’t stop Sophie from
Sutherland Judo Club’s Sophie Weaver graded to yellow belt Read More »
Sophie Weaver may only be little, but she has a heart bigger than most. Sophie, 7, has ocular albinism and 20 per cent vision. But that didn’t stop Sophie from
Sutherland Judo Club’s Sophie Weaver graded to yellow belt Read More »