Homeless, our curlers face a long and rocky road
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IT is one of Australia's most baffling, unsolved crimes, at the centre of one of the world's most intriguing sports.
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Australian curlers ponder what might have been
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HALF a point, a low barrier and a gulf separate Hugh Millikin from calling himself an Olympian as he watches the curling competition here from the bleachers, and he admits that it is torturous. Millikin is the skip of the Australian team
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New Icehouse a big hit
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Australian ice sports have received a huge boost on the eve of the Winter Olympics with the opening of the Icehouse complex at Docklands.
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Billy's mob looking for rocks
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As a late Christmas gift and a demonstration of their commitment to Australian Curling, Billy’s mob at ING has offered to acquire a set of curling rocks for use at Melbourne’s new winter sports facility The Icehouse.
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Olympic hopefuls still seeking a brush with fame
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EVERY four years, at Winter Olympics time, thousands of Australians find themselves perplexed by scenes of people on ice throwing large stones, then using brooms to furiously sweep a clear path for them.
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Top-class Coach Skates into City to Train Curlers
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The Victorian Curling Association brought the top-grade Canadian coach to Bendigo to train both able-bodied and disabled curlers and also to speak to all those interested in the sport's development.
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Broomstick warriors declare war on World
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Five mates who formed a curling team hit the road to Bendigo each week, hoping it's the first step to the Winter Olympics.
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