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Soccer grows as participation in other sports falls in Australia

midfielder

midfielder

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The CSIRO has put some of its considerable resources into studying the future of Australian sport...... very interesting on what we are as a nation doing...

http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/in...on-in-other-sports-falls-in-australia/1172948

Soccer grows as participation in other sports falls in Australia (Credit: ABC)
The study is being conducted by the Australian Sports Commission in partnership with the CSIRO and the Australian Institute of Sport.

Dr Stefan Hajkowicz is the theme leader of CSIRO Futures, and he says the team looked at six major "mega-trends" that are going to reshape the sports landscape over the next thirty years.

Presenter:Geraldine Coutts

Speaker:Dr Stefan Hajkowicz, theme leader, CSIRO Futures
 
midfielder

midfielder

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If you open the article in the above post and go to the bottom... you can open the CSIRO report ... it is arguably the best report of its kind I have ever read ... lots of stuff on the make up of Australia, health, Asia ...
 
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