Knocked down but not out: battle continues: the rugby league war may be over but the fight is now on to win back fans

Article Abstract:

The two Australian rugby leagues that separated in 1995 have reunited into one league in 1998. News Ltd and the Australian Rugby League will rejoin to form the new National Rugby League, headquartered at the Sydney Showground complex. The 20-club national competition will remain in place until 2000, when it will be reduced to 14 teams. The league's leaders face the challenge of winning back fans and controlling inflation.

College sports

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Alive and kicking

Article Abstract:

Rugby league is flourishing in Australia despite the problems of recent years, notably the Super League split. However, the public reputation of rugby league has been hit by drug allegations and hooliganism.

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Kicking the habit

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the social aspects of sport in Australia are discussed. Particular emphasis is placed on the challenges faced by members of minority ethnic groups who wish to become involved in sport.

Social aspects, Sports, Race relations

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