So, whats the potential impact of voluntary student unionism on university sport?
DAVID CROSS, national executive director of Australian University Sport, says it will be disastrous, both for students and the wider community. The World University Games get underway in Majorca next month. This may be the last oportunity for a large Australian team to be represented, if funding for university sport is diminished by voluntary student unionism. Past and present competitors discuss the value of the World University Games: former Australian swimmer and Olympic medallist ROB WOODHOUSE, and SIAN MUNRO, who’s an Olympic hopeful in the fencing discipline of epee. • Friday, June 11, 1999 Women’s Football, Men’s Netball In the last 15 years, the number of Australian women playing soccer has gone from fewer than 5,000, to 50,000. And the Women’s World Cup is about to get underway in the United States (where there are seven and a half million registered female players). Amanda Smith speaks to the captain of the Australian team, JULIE MURRAY, about the growth of women’s soccer; an
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