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Topic: Jason Akermanis
Analogies between politics and sport are nothing new. But the Jason Akermanis story could teach our political parties something about navigating the tensions between individual vested interests and the common good, says <b>Andrew Hamilton</b>.

Our political parties could learn from the Aker saga

Links

Jul 23, 2010

The Western Bulldogs decided that they were better off without Jason Akermanis. It's sad, but true, says <b>Mike Sheahan</b>.

It’s sad but Aker just had to go

Links

Jul 22, 2010

How the nation's newspapers are starting the day.

The front pages: Rudd, Aker, and more Rudd

Federal

Jul 22, 2010

The David Campbell issue was absolutely intriguing in media terms, with the initial titillation giving way quite quickly to widespread anger and condemnation of Channel Seven.

Who would have thought? It’s David Campbell’s week

iSentia Index

May 26, 2010

and a gray-bellied night monkey

A basket of puppies

First Dog On The Moon

May 21, 2010

48

In today’s <em>Herald Sun</em>, AFL player Jason Akermanis argues that a current player admitting they were gay would be "international news and could break the fabric of a club." It's time to enter the 21st century, Aker, writes <b>Kim Crow</b>.

You idiot: Akermanis’ homosexuality football clanger

Sport

May 20, 2010

40

The AFL is not ready for gay footballers to come out, writes controversial footballer <b>Jason Akermanis</b>. Locker rooms and showering means sporting workplace rules are different.

Akermanis: Gay footballers should stay in the closet

Links

May 20, 2010

This week's Wankley goes to the all-male all-white launch of Melbourne Talk Radio at Gordon Ramsay's Crown Casino noshery. All male, that is, save for the <em>Women's Weekly</em> Deborah Thomas.

The bloke fest at Melbourne Talk Radio

TV & Radio

Apr 09, 2010

10

Say what you like about Jason Akermanis, Jason Akermanis will say what he likes about Jason Akermanis, writes <b>Ralph Horowitz</b>.

Aker won’t pull his head in, but his critics should

Sport

May 25, 2009

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