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The Adelaide Crows director at odds with the club’s COVID vaccine mandate believes “we shouldn’t give up hard fought-for freedoms to force vaccines on the healthy”, who he argues have more chance of dying from “normal flu” – and has railed against government measures “disintegrating” small business.
Football
One year ago, former Premier John Olsen became chairman of the struggling Adelaide Football Club amid calls to “blow up the place and start again”. He talks to Michelangelo Rucci about the challenges, and the future.
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In today’s Notes On Adelaide: who’s who on Labor’s hot mess of a website, things may or may not be coming up roses for SA Tourism, and the Adelaide Football Club’s still coming to grips with this democracy thing.
The Crows have put their faith in a senior Hawthorn Football Club administrator to lead the AFL wooden spooners through their rebuild.
New Adelaide Football Club chairman John Olsen will lead the Crows’ annual meeting for the first time next Wednesday. He will face passionate members at a pivotal time for the club’s future. Michelangelo Rucci reports.
The Adelaide Football Club will review its investments in ‘non-football’ activities including eSports and baseball under its new “football first” focus in the wake of outgoing CEO Andrew Fagan’s departure.
New Crows chairman John Olsen next week will empower a working party to find a city home for the Adelaide Football Club – and he has detailed his preferences. Michelangelo Rucci looks at the 30-year challenge to build a Crows’ nest.
