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Australian sports should follow the English Premier League and reform salary caps

  • Written by: John Wilson, Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of South Australia

In order to keep fans interested, most sports leagues implement policies to achieve “competitive balance”, such as zoning, player drafts, and salary caps. These aim to spread players around and make sure one team can’t buy all the stars.

Teams rely on their rivals to produce their product, so keeping things from becoming too...

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Extreme heat in sport: why using a fixed temperature cut-off isn't as simple as it seems

  • Written by: Ollie Jay, Associate Professor, Exercise and Sport Science; Director, Thermal Ergonomics Laboratory, University of Sydney
Extreme heat in sport: why using a fixed temperature cut-off isn't as simple as it seems

Record-breaking temperatures during the Ashes cricket test match in Sydney on Sunday led many to wonder: how hot is too hot to continue playing sport safely?

Exertion-related heat illnesses are a very real concern, even for professional athletes in peak condition. In extreme cases, the heat can be deadly; Rugby League international Kato Ottio died...

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Home biogas: turning food waste into renewable energy

  • Written by: Samuel Alexander, Research fellow, Melbourne Sustainable Society Institute, University of Melbourne
Home biogas: turning food waste into renewable energyThe home biogas system offers a zero-emissions alternative to paying for fossil gas.Samuel Alexander, Author provided

Last night I cooked my family a delicious pasta dinner using biogas energy. This morning we all had eggs cooked on biogas. I’m not sure what’s for dinner tonight, but I know what will provide the energy for cooking: bioga...

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