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Sam Duncan

  • PhD, Associate Dean Higher Education, Holmesglen
  • Adjunct Research Fellow, Swinburne University of Technology
Melbourne
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PhD, Dean Higher Education, Holmesglen. Sport researcher, Swinburne Sport Innovation Research Group. AFL commentator. Sports media commentator. Sports lover.
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Only racism can save France

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By Sam Duncan
| noticer.news
At this point everyone knows what needs to be done. We watch the footage of rioters, almost all of them from African or the Middle East, many of them Muslim, destroying the country that took them or their parents in, burning down buildings that their people could never have constructed, and we know that they all need to go.
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Spirit of cricket? From you lot? Leave it out, guv!

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By Sam Duncan, Andrea Connolly, Andrew Eyers, Rohan Connolly
| Footyology
An unhappy Jonny Bairstow walks off after being stumped in the Second Test at Lord’s. Photo: GETTY IMAGES Can you believe it? The national meltdown. The sanctimony. The holier than thou arrogance. The English. There are two astounding aspects to the Jonny Bairstow run out. The first is the delusion that has been revealed within English cricket and, it seems, the entire nation.
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The conflict between club and church at heart of Essendon saga

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By Sam Duncan
| The New Daily Verified
Let’s get one thing straight. Andrew Thorburn did not lose his job because of his religious views. He lost his job because there was an intolerable conflict between the values of two organisations for which he momentarily held leadership positions. Thorburn is the chairman of a church that condemns abortion as “murder” and states acting on same-sex attraction is a sin.
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