History Sport & Recreation Australiana
From Chook Raffles To Super 12s: A History Of Rugby Union In The ACT, written by Rod Christopher, offers a concise yet thorough look at the development of rugby union across the Australian Capital Territory. The non‑fiction work chronicles the sport’s roots, key clubs, and memorable moments that shaped the local game.
Christopher blends historical detail with personal anecdotes, making the book appealing to both longtime fans and newcomers interested in Australian sports history. Its 307 pages cover everything from early grassroots matches to the rise of professional Super 12 competition.
The trade paperback is in solid condition with a tight binding and clean, tidy pages free of dog‑ears. Minor cover scuffing, a small corner curl and slight indents are present, and the front paper includes a gift inscription, noted as part of the book’s condition.
Targeted at readers of all ages—from young adults to seasoned enthusiasts—this volume serves as an engaging reference for anyone exploring the legacy of rugby union in the ACT.