The Australian Open of Surfing
The Australian Open of Surfing gets underway on the 11th of February at Sydney's picture perfect Manly Beach. Kait O'Callahan reports on this free event, featuring some of the biggest names in surfing.
Kelly Klarich, Fitness Competitor
Kelly Klarich is a fitness competitor and model from Perth, based in New York. She chats to Sandi Sieger about the fitness industry, her training routine and the differences between Australia and the Big Apple.
Australian Open Ground Pass – The Hot Ticket
An Australian Open ground pass may be great value at $29, but unless you know your ATP 250s as well as your Grand Slams, you run the risk of being stuck watching two grinders slug it out on the baseline around court 17. For some truly unique tennis, check out Kait O'Callahan's suggestions.
Australia’s Summer Of Tennis Heats Up
No matter where in Australia you are this January, chances are there is international tennis happening at a court near you. Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, Hobart, and Melbourne will all host world class tennis this coming month at affordable prices. Kait O'Callahan presents the ultimate guide.
Active Reading…
Kait O'Callahan reviews three sports books - History Of The Socceroos, Australia's Hottest 100 Surfing Legends and Move, Nourish, Believe by Lorna Jane Clarkson.
Sailing World Cup
How does a sport which is not naturally a spectator sport market itself so that it becomes the hottest ticket in town? By turning on the sun, laughs, champagne and style. Kait O'Callahan and Sarah Kempson head to the Sailing World Cup in Sandringham, Melbourne to find out the difference between a hull and ahoy....
Good Onya, Sam Stosur!
In undoubtably one of the greatest Australian sporting achievements, Sam Stosur captured the US Open title to be the first Australian female in 31 years to hoist a Grand Slam. The Queenslander produced an absolute clinic of tennis to take out hot favourite Serena Williams.
Australia’s Great New Tennis Hope
Kait O'Callahan argues that Australian tennis fans need to accept Tomic for who he is. He may be unconventional at times, but he is Australia’s great tennis hope.
Just One Win
Sometimes one win is all it takes bring a State behind its team; the Melbourne Rebels may have scored that win after last Friday's narrow victory - where passion and determination took centre field. Kait O'Callahan reports.
Parkour
Justin Watts recently discovered Parkour - an extreme but useful sport - involving overcoming obstacles, jumping and climbing all manner of objects, and one the requires incredible core strength.
Rugby Super 15 Australian Preview
Kait O'Callahan previews Australian rugby in 2011. With the Super 15 kicking off this weekend, and the World Cup around the corner, it's set to be big year for rugby in Australia.
The Australian Open Ones To Watch
Self-confessed tennis nut Kait O'Callahan presents her guide for the ones to watch at this year's Australian Open - who, why and where to see them. Enjoy.
