“Following the events of last year, Israel was warned formally and repeatedly about the expectations of him … with regards to social media use, and he has failed to meet those obligations.”
“I can’t change what the word of God says.”
The award was given to researcher Erik Denison, who implemented a research-driven program designed to end the use of homophobic language in sport.
Kenneth Macharia, an asylum seeker from Kenya, was denied council tax support on his Glastonbury flat despite being unable to work while his asylum application is being processed.
Thomas posted a video saying he wanted to spread a “positive message” and to pursue restorative justice with the 16-year-old, who met with him and apologised for the attack.
The Monash University study found that while over 80 per cent of young players think a gay player would feel welcome on their team, around the same number heard teammates using words like ‘fag’ and ‘poof’.
“If I’ve been a role model for even one person, all that hard work and sacrifice will have been worth it.”
“At a tournament like this, there is something truly inspiring about seeing the support given to a team when they are down on their luck or outmatched.”
“The one thing that kept so many of us out of sport, our queerness, is the exact thing that brings us together now.”
“We are very proud that for the fourth time in a row the Cup is coming back to Australia”
