International Speakers Group

Greg Chappell retired from cricket after 87 Test matches, including 48 as captain, as the highest run scorer in Australian test cricket history, surpassing Sir Donald Bradman. This record was set in his final test at the Sydney Cricket Ground, a...

Graham Cornes OAM has spent his life in Australian Rules football as both a player and coach. In 2012 he was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame. Cornes played 390 games with Glenelg, South Adelaide, North Melbourne and South...

Australia’s long-time voice of rugby, Gordon Bray, is one of the most experienced commentators in the land with more than four decades in the media. Gordon began a 25-year role with ABC Sport in 1969 as a Specialist Trainee. Following a...

Gillon McLachlan is the Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Football League. McLachlan has been with the AFL since 2000 when he started as a consultant in strategic planning and in 2003 was appointed General Manager of Commercial Operations. In 2006...

Garry Lyon is a standard-setting model of athlete turned media star. After finishing his AFL playing career, Garry was awarded ‘Outstanding Performer of the Year’ by the Australian Football Media Association which was quite an achievement for someone new to the...

Glenn McGrath is one of cricket’s most decorated players and the chairman of the McGrath Foundation. Glenn and his late wife founded The McGrath Foundation to address the shortage of breast care nurses in Australia, particularly in regional Australia. The foundation...

Glen Jakovich is an icon of Western Australian Football. His spectacular rise to prominence coincided with that of the West Coast Eagles Football Club in the 1990s. Drafted in 1990, Glen made his name as a centre half back and was...

Geoff ‘Henry’ Lawson’s cricketing career has been described as magnificent, brave, controversial and colourful. Born and raised in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Geoff moved to the big city in 1976 to attend the University of New South Wales. He was...

There could hardly be a more appropriate nickname in Australian cricket than Rhino. Whether an adaptation of his first name or a comparison to the stampeding animal, it fits Ryan Harris perfectly. A hulking fast bowler who charges in and tramples...

One of the most recognisable faces of the Australian media Ryan Phelan is a highly accomplished television presenter with a wealth of experience. Ryan spent 2007 in the United States as the inaugural presenter of ESPN’s Asia Pacific SportsCenter service. Prior...