Volume
18 Issue 1(November 2001)
Waverley Park: Whose social history? Roy Hay, Marnie Haig-Muir,
Peter Mewett, Colleen Lazenby & Nigel Lewis (pp. 1-17)
Diminishing Contrasts and Increasing Varieties: Globalisation Theory and
'Reading' Amateurism in Australian Sport, Murray G. Phillips (pp. 19-32)
The 'Famous Northern Union Game': The Rise and Fall of Rugby League in Wanganui,
1910-15, Bill Greenwood & James Watson (pp. 33-41)
'Stupid, uninteresting and inhuman': Pedestrianism in Canterbury, 1860-1885,
Geoff T. Vincent (pp. 43-55)
Gendering sport: The development of netball in Australia, Tracy Taylor
(pp. 57-74)
Girls and tea ladies: Involvement of Australian female athletes and
administrators in the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games, Ian Jobling (pp.
75-90)
Review Article
Book
Reviews
Notices
Volume 18 Issue 2
(May 2002)
From Gentleman to the Manly: A Large Step for the Amateur, June Senyard
(pp. 1-14)
Cricket and Regional Development on the Sunshine Coast: The Case of the Turf
Wicket, 1930-1960, Tara Magdalinski (pp. 15-29)
J League Soccer and the Rekindling of Regional Identity in Japan,
Richard Light & Wataru Yasaki (pp. 31-46).
Power and Organisational Change: The Cast of the Melbourne Women's Hockey
Association, 1995-1998, Russell Hoye & Bob Stewart (pp. 47-65)
The World Congress of Physical Education held in conjunction with the 1956
Melbourne Olympic Games: Issues and Outcomes, Ian Jobling & Steve Bailey
(pp. 67-79)
Book Reviews
Notices