A Footy Day with North Melbourne Football Club
Jensen Ooi from the Meld team participated in North Melbourne Football Club’s welcome event and shares his experience learning the Australian national sport.
Posts Tagged 'Sports'
SportsHosts: A great way to make new friends with locals
It’s kind of like AIrbnb but instead of staying over at someone’s place, you’re hanging out with your host and their mates to watch the game. Tam Tran has more on SportsHosts.
2016 World Cup Qualifier: Melbourne to host Australia vs Japan in October
MELBOURNE will host an important World Cup qualifying match-up between Australia and Japan on October 11 at Etihad stadium. Justin Lim has more.
The best methods for students who want to stay up late for live sports games past midnight
HOW do international students manage to stay up and remain awake for live sports games overseas when Australia’s timezone makes it extremely difficult to do so? Trinity College Foundation Studies students Michael Ho, Jessica Zhang and Kenneth To investigate.
FTW: Melbourne Victory vs. Gamba Osaka
SEE Gamba Osaka and Melbourne Victory duke it out in the final AFC Champions League group stage match by winning a double pass to see both teams play on May 3. Zoe Law has more.
Students react: AFL team Port Adelaide Power plan Premiership game in China by 2017
AFL team Port Adelaide Power are hopeful they will be able to play a proper game of Aussie rules football for Premiership points in China come 2017. Zoe Law talked to some Chinese students studying in Melbourne to get their thoughts on moving the sport to China.
FTW: Melbourne Victory vs. Suwon Bluewings
FOOTBALL fans won’t want to miss out on scoring a double pass to see A-League’s Melbourne Victory take on K League Classic’s Suwon Bluewings on March 15. Zoe Law has more.
FTW: AFC Champions League 2016
FOOTBALL fans excited for this year’s AFC Champions League can score a double pass to see A-League’s Melbourne Victory take on Chinese Super League’s Shanghai SIPG on February 24. Find out how inside!
The Way of the Sword: A day with the Melbourne University Kendo Club
FROM its practice to etiquette, the Japanese art of kendo continues to be a popular choice for local and international students in Melbourne. Trinh Le spoke with the Melbourne University Kendo Club about their passion for the bamboo sword.
Melbourne Victory to share its love of football with international students
THANKS to A-League football club Melbourne Victory, international students will have plenty of opportunities to join in the shared appreciation of the beautiful game. Trinh Le has more.
ASEAN Games Australia 2015: Underdogs Khmer Fighters win Volleyball tournament
COMPETING as a team for the first time together in any competition, Cambodian underdogs Khmer Fighters walked away as champions in ASEAN Games Australia’s Volleyball tournament. Lya Susanto brings you the story behind the team.
The art of wushu: Inside the Melbourne University Tai Chi & Wushu Club
FROM a Sri Lankan student who rose to stardom to a young Chinese man who has claimed gold medals, Trinh Le speaks to expert wushu practitioners and shares his own experience training in this Chinese martial art.