John Elias

Following the release of his autobiography Sin Bin, Rugby League bad boy John Elias joined 4BC Sports Today to discuss his controversial career both on and off the field. Listen now.

Bruno Cullen

Greg Inglis today ended weeks of speculation agreeing to terms with the Brisbane Broncos for a two year contract beginning next season. Broncos CEO Bruno Cullen joined Sports Today to discuss the deal and how it fell into place.

• Inglis set to return home

Mark Edmondson

Mark Edmondson is best remembered for his famous victory in the men’s singles at the 1976 Australian Open but his successful tennis career also included five grand slam doubles titles. Sports Today’s Ian Maurice and Peter Psaltis caught up with Edmondson to look back at his career and find out what keeps him busy now.

Russell Gilbert

Russell Gilbert is one of Australia’s most loved comedians; famous for his role on Hey Hey It’s Saturday, but off screen he is a tragic for THE AFL’s Western Bulldogs. Sports Today’s Ian Maurice and Peter Psaltis spoke with Gilbert about his support of the Bulldogs and how it all began.

Leigh Matthews

Weekly Morning’s regular Leigh Matthews joins Greg Cary talking about politics, sport and the Brisbane lions losing streak. Sports Today announcer Peter Psaltis also joins in on the call.

That's not Tennis

Channel 9 announced this week that they will no longer televise Wimbledon which has again sparked the debate about sport on free to air television. Mike Colman joined Sports Today to discuss this contentious issue.

Mr Bowls

Where are they now? Rob Parella is Australia’s most successful lawn bowls athlete, representing his country at three Commonwealth Games and winning gold, silver and bronze in the men’s singles. ‘Mr Bowls’ caught up with Sports Today’s Ian Maurice and Peter Psaltis to look back at his amazing career.

Wallaby Hall of Fame: Slack

Former Australian captain Andrew Slack today became the 18th inductee into the Wallaby Hall of Fame. Slack joined Sports Today’s Ian Maurice and Peter Psaltis to relive some of his fondest memories, including the 1984 undefeated grand slam tour of Europe and the 1986 Bledisloe Cup victory over New Zealand.

Video blog - Melbourne Storm

Video Blog Peter Psaltis Editorial - The salary cap rort only gets larger for the Melbourne Storm with the total breach between 2006-10 is $3.17 million. The Deloitte investigation said the storm would be over $1.3 million over the cap next NRL season.

• Storm rort just got bigger

Giaan Rooney

Giaan Rooney is one of Australia’s sweethearts of the pool but post swimming she possesses some other sporting passions. Rooney caught up with Sports Today’s Ian Maurice and Peter Psaltis to talk about her beloved St Kilda Saints and her work in the media.”

Saia Faingaa

Queensland Reds hooker Saia Faingaa will start for the Wallabies against a South African forward pack hungry for redemption in Saturday’s Tri Nations test. Faingaa joined Ian and Peter to preview the crucial clash.”

End of an era

Today marked the end of an era at the Brisbane Broncos with CEO Bruno Cullen announcing his intention to stand down at the end of this year. Broncos Chairman Darryl Somerville caught up with Sports Today to discuss Cullen’s outstanding eight year tenure as CEO and the process of appointing his successor.

Bruno Cullen with Sports Today

A day after announcing his intention to stand down as CEO of the Brisbane Broncos, Bruno Cullen caught up with Sports Today’s Ian Maurice and Peter Psaltis to take an in-depth look back at his eight year tenure at Red Hill.