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I am feeling my identity as Australian being tarnished by those who are supposed to be representing us. Our individual identity is important to us, such as, our strengths and values. But what we are seeing in how our elite sportsmen are representing us , is a sad reflection on us...how did this happen? I was happy to put the cricket fiasco behind us and mentally forgive those who cheated last year, (until they started making money out of it),but as I watched Bernard Tomic in round one Australian Open match disengage in an opportunity to show his strengths and talents, and then to deflect accountability caused me to wonder, what are our values and motivations as a sporting nation? Yes, it's just dudes hitting or throwing a ball- not high value hero stuff (like our true heroes in doctors, nurses, firefighters, teachers, and our emergency service men and women)...but the eyes of the world are on us...what are we showing the world?

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