Mr Roy 'Chook' Fowler

A professional boxer at 14, a drover during the Great Depression, a gunner in the Australian Army in World War Two and later a professional wrestler, he suffered a brain haemorrhage at 42. 
Hall of Fame
Mon 01 Jan 2018

Mr Robbie McEwen AM

The green jersey is part of Tour de France folklore, introduced to the world famous cycling race in 1953 for the winner of the overall points classification and the sprint cyclist's ultimate treasure. 
Hall of Fame
Mon 01 Jan 2018

Ms Pam O'Neill

Growing up near Eagle Farm Racecourse with racing in her blood, she desperately wanted to be a jockey but there was a problem...women were banned. 
Hall of Fame
Mon 01 Jan 2018

Ms Glynis Nunn OAM

For two days in August 1984 she ran and jumped and threw. Then she ran and jumped and threw some more. And ran some more again. It all came down to 2.5 seconds. The difference between Olympic gold and sporting immortality...and not. 
Hall of Fame Legend
Mon 01 Jan 2018

Mr Barry Dancer

The "Kookaburra Curse' lasted 48 years from the national men's hockey team's Olympic debut in Melbourne in 1956.
Hall of Fame
Mon 01 Jan 2018