Julian Linden is a sports reporter with a focus on national sports in Australia. He writes for various publications including the Herald Sun, The Australian, The Daily Telegraph, and News.com.au. Julian covers a wide range of sports, from swimming and rugby to golf and cricket, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of major sporting events.
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By: Brayden May, Julian Linden
Reunited with some of the soldiers he was serving with in Afghanistan the day his legs were blown off, Australian Paralympic legend Curtis McGrath has had to wait longer than expected this time to remind them of the pledge he made on the battlefield.
By: Brayden May, Julian Linden
Reunited with some of the soldiers he was serving with in Afghanistan the day his legs were blown off, Australian Paralympic legend Curtis McGrath has had to wait longer than expected this time to remind them of the pledge he made on the battlefield.
By: Brayden May, Julian Linden
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By: Julian Linden
The son of a Victorian dairy farmer who left for the Big Smoke to chase his dreams, Colonel Pearse won a richly deserved silver medal in the men's 200m individual medley at the Paralympics on Sunday morning.
By: Julian Linden
The son of a Victorian dairy farmer who left for the Big Smoke to chase his dreams, Col Pearse won a richly deserved silver medal in the men’s 200m individual medley at the Paralympics on Sunday morning.
By: Julian Linden
Australia's Curtis McGrath has surprisingly missed out on a medal in his final race at the Paris Paralympics, providing a stark reminder that even the greatest don't win everything.
Australia’s Curtis McGrath has surprisingly missed out on a medal in his final race at the Paris Paralympics, providing a stark reminder that even the greatest don’t win everything.
By: Julian Linden, Brayden
Australia's Paralympians have been partying like there's no tomorrow after the curtain came down on a spectacular Paris Games that have been declared the best ever but given a rude wake-up call to Brisbane's 2032 asleep-at-the-wheel organisers.
By: Brayden May, Julian Linden
Australia’s Paralympians have been partying like there’s no tomorrow after the curtain came down on a spectacular Paris Games that have been declared the best ever but given a rude wake-up call to Brisbane’s 2032 asleep-at-the-wheel organisers.
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