18. Dr Georgia Page

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02/19/21 • 42 min

A bloodied Page shot to instant fame in 2015 while playing rugby for Lindenwood Uni in St Louis as the "Rugby War Goddess" after breaking her nose in the opening minutes of a college rugby sevens game. What was supposed to be a five-year scholarship in Missouri ended 12 months later after realising her degree wouldn't be transferrable back home in Australia. After stints with the QLD Reds, Bond Uni Sevens and Melbourne Rebels over the past 4 years, Page has returned to Sydney and opted play rugby league for the first time after coming to the realisation she had missed the vibes of team sport. Dr Page is a qualified osteopath outside of her sporting career. Enjoy the chat as we cover off on womens sport, training and how she sees both games evolving over the next few years!

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IMPROVISE... ADAPT... OVERCOME...

These three words – a mantra of the Australian Army – always resonated with Paul de Gelder. But they would take on new meaning after he was attacked by a shark in February 2009. Paul lost two limbs, and his career as an elite navy clearance diver was flung into jeopardy.

Drawing on everything his eventful life had taught him – from his wild teen years to his haul up the ranks of the defence forces – Paul left nothing to chance in his recovery.

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