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What were the first Australian sports?
The first sport would be rugby.
What are the differentiate between participant and non-participant?
A participant is actively involved in a research study, often providing data or responses to the researcher's inquiries. A non-participant, on the other hand, does not actively engage in the research but may still be impacted by the outcomes or findings of the study.
What is the most poplar Australian sport?
As a nation it would have to be either Australian rules Football or Cricket. (Rugby is popular in certain states)
What is the worst sport in the australia?
That would have to be AFL. (Australian Football League.) The worst sport in Australia, I would think that would be any sport that you personally didn't like.
Should all sport coaches have to have experience in playing that sport?
Well, they should have knowledge of the sport, yes, but they do not have to be a participant in the sport. However, taking part in the sport gives more experience and knowledge, so it would be the better option to choose a coach who has played the sport and has knowledge over a coach who has not played the sport but has knowledge.
What if Australian rules football was an international sport?
It would become bigger then Soccer and all other sports VERY quickly and I'm not even Australian
What sports the best?
Well for growth over the last 5 years the best BALL sport would Australian Rule Football and for Other Sports it Would be MMA
Are you allowed to fish in the Amazon River?
I wouldn't. There are plenty of animals who would either eat you or crawl up your urinepipe. I'm not kidding!
What would you do without computers?
I would crawl into a dark corner.
Would a snail crawl 12 kilometers in a hour?
It would if it could, but it can't.
How were Australian intenational sportsmen viewed by the rest of the world?
success in sport per head of population is only bettered by New Zealand so it would be reasonable to say they are looked at with respect.
What is the law on a deceased's ESOP plan when there is no beneficiary assigned?
If there is no beneficiary assigned to an ESOP plan upon the plan participant's death, the plan assets typically become part of the participant's estate. The assets would then be distributed according to the participant's will or the state laws of intestacy if there is no will in place. It is important to consult with a legal advisor or the plan administrator for guidance on the specific details and implications in such situations.
