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Robbie Patterson

Robbie Patterson

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News Director, News.com.au

Sydney

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  • Female athletes forced from sport fields to make way for men due to grounds shortage

    By Robbie Patterson Verified| The Manly Daily Verified FEMALE  players are being treated as “second-class citizens” by peninsula sporting groups, as they are shifted to inferior fields to make room for men. Women playing football at Lionel Watts Reserve are using a different ground every second home game in order to accommodate Aussie rules footballers. Many also have reduced training times. Northern Beaches Council administrator Dick Persson said sporting clubs’ field allocations could be jeopardised if they continued to give men preference.

    By Robbie Patterson Verified · The Manly Daily

    Feb. 05, 2020

  • Warringah: Paul Murray hosts forum with candidates, including Abbott

    By Robbie Patterson Verified| The Manly Daily Verified Sky News Host Paul Murray is putting Warringah’s politicians to the pub test. The political forum on Sydney’s northern beaches this evening, from 9pm, featuring candidates from the hotly-contested federal seat on the day the May 18 election was announced. Sitting MP Tony Abbott will be there alongside the Greens’ Kristyn Glanville and the United Australia Party’s Suellen Wrightson to be grilled by voters. media_cameraPaul Murray is hosting a pub test with Warringah candidates tonight.

    By Robbie Patterson Verified · The Manly Daily

    Apr. 11, 2019

  • Female athletes forced from sport fields to make way for men due to grounds shortage

    By Robbie Patterson Verified| The Manly Daily Verified FEMALE  players are being treated as “second-class citizens” by peninsula sporting groups, as they are shifted to inferior fields to make room for men. Women playing football at Lionel Watts Reserve are using a different ground every second home game in order to accommodate Aussie rules footballers. Many also have reduced training times. Northern Beaches Council administrator Dick Persson said sporting clubs’ field allocations could be jeopardised if they continued to give men preference.

    By Robbie Patterson Verified · The Manly Daily

    Feb. 05, 2020

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News.com.au

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 9288 3000