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	<title>Comments on: Random sport facts I&#039;ve learned so far about Australia</title>
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		<title>By: Bec</title>
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		<description>Hi, I am an 18 year old girl in Australia who absolutely loves sport. I am currently doing a degree majoring in Sport Management. I just stumbled upon this article and am a little frustrated by your bus drivers ignorance. The women&#039;s 20-20 cricket team played at the SAME place as the men and actually won the competition. Also, the Australian women&#039;s soccer team has been doing very well and W-League (the professional women&#039;s soccer competition) is televised on SBS during the season. Also, women DO play AFL (actually, it is Australian Rules-AFL is the professional competition) and it is actually becoming fairly popular. If you are able to get along to an AFL game while in Australia (Which I strongly recommend), there are kids running around at half time playing Auskick and many are young girls. Women&#039;s netball is actually becoming incredibly popular in Australia as well with most games broadcast live throughout the country. I was actually planning on going to the IWG conference however I am only a student so I didn&#039;t quite get the money to go but I am looking forward to your views on the event!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi, I am an 18 year old girl in Australia who absolutely loves sport. I am currently doing a degree majoring in Sport Management. I just stumbled upon this article and am a little frustrated by your bus drivers ignorance. The women&#8217;s 20-20 cricket team played at the SAME place as the men and actually won the competition. Also, the Australian women&#8217;s soccer team has been doing very well and W-League (the professional women&#8217;s soccer competition) is televised on SBS during the season. Also, women DO play AFL (actually, it is Australian Rules-AFL is the professional competition) and it is actually becoming fairly popular. If you are able to get along to an AFL game while in Australia (Which I strongly recommend), there are kids running around at half time playing Auskick and many are young girls. Women&#8217;s netball is actually becoming incredibly popular in Australia as well with most games broadcast live throughout the country. I was actually planning on going to the IWG conference however I am only a student so I didn&#8217;t quite get the money to go but I am looking forward to your views on the event!</p>
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