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Fed: Australian football most popular
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AAP General News (Australia)
01-24-2003
Fed: Australian football most popular
(EDS: EMBARGOED UNTIL 1130 AEDT TODAY)
A new study of the nation shows Australians' involvement in organised sport peaks at
the age of 11.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics figures reveal a country filled with people who
enjoy their sport, but mostly as spectators.
In 1999, 47 per cent of all people aged over 15 -- or more ...
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