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The Volunteers By Max Walker and Gerry Gleeson

The volunteers are famous for the great job they did at the Sydney Games, no two ways about it. Sydney was the smiling face of Australia and the volunteers were our best ambassadors. This is a unique history of ordinary Australians’ contribution to our greatest sporting achievement – the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Its full of humour, emotion and guts and determination, in true Australian style. Thanks to all of the volunteers out there … we’re proud of you.

Other Books by Max

The Volunteers By Max Walker and Gerry Gleeson

The volunteers are famous for the great job they did at the Sydney Games, no two ways about it. Sydney was the smiling face of Australia and the volunteers were our best ambassadors. This is a unique history of ordinary Australians’ contribution to our greatest sporting achievement – the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Its […]

The Best of Max Walker By Max Walker

We live today in an information society where technology regularly bombards each and every one of us. As a consequence, we are losing the common art of communicating – talking t one another and telling stories. One of the most powerful tools of communication is humour. The ability to laugh at oneself and life’s […]

How to Tame Lions By Max Walker

It would appear that there are many people out there who share Max’s warped since of humour and an immense enjoyment of life and its situations. This book is basically an anecdotal romp. Somehow the problems and burdens of life don’t seem quite as worrying if you can laugh or smile at yourself. […]