Martin Flanagan
Martin Flanagan is a journalist and author who writes on sport, Australian culture and the relationship between indigenous and non-indigenous Australia.
AFL
Contemplate the works of a man, not the madness
Martin Flanagan One of the many regrets of the past week is that the stature of Adam Goodes' performance has been forgotten.
Cry from the heart fuels spirit in Boomerang mob
Martin Flanagan Hoods are off and earphones out at this footy business camp.
Swan nest's star hatchlings
Martin Flanagan Three years ago, I sat on Bondi beach with the Sydney player known simply as LRT.
Act now on football's changing landscape
Martin Flanagan The AFL needs to act now on indigenous relations, writes Martin Flanagan.
Tigers of 2012 are always ones to watch
Martin Flanagan There's no shortage of Jack Dyer's immortal ''good ordinary players'' at today's Richmond.
Bombers away as Hird's men hit afterburners
Martin Flanagan Essendon is switched on and dangerous under the guidance of James Hird.
