Aussie Rules boss keeps job despite likening Aboriginal player to King Kong

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 31, 2013

Aussie Rules boss keeps job despite likening Aboriginal player to King Kong

The chairman of a top Australian Rules club who said a star Aboriginal player should be used to promote a King Kong musical kept his job on Thursday despite being cited for racial vilification breaches. Collingwood president Eddie McGuire spent the day ...

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Aussie Rules boss keeps job despite likening Aboriginal player to King Kong

Aussie Rules boss keeps job despite likening Aboriginal player to King Kong

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