News Corp Journalist Caleb Bond targeted David Pocock for wearing a Tame Impala T-shirt while addressing reporters in an interview in the halls of federal parliament in Canberra.

David Pocock, Tame Impala's Kevin Parker. Credits: Martin Ollman/Julia Reinhart/Getty Australian senator David Pocock made international news recently for wearing a Tame Impala t-shirt to an ...

David Pocock, a former international rugby player elected to the Australian senate last year, drew the ire of a TV news anchor Tuesday for wearing a Tame Impala shirt to work. As The Daily Mail ...

Wallaby-turned-senator David Pocock on playing hard from the outset. ... 34, is dressed casually. Pale blue shirt unbuttoned at the neck, navy long ... Pocock in action for the Wallabies against ...

Pocock is a former captain of the Wallabies. Asked about the row over the Manley Sea Eagles’ decision to include the rainbow flag on their jersey – which has prompted a revolt by seven players ...

These are strange times. Former Wallabies captain David Pocock is in the back seat of a car weaving through Canberra traffic, scrolling his phone absorbing the ebb and flow of Australian political ...

Former Wallabies captain David Pocock will run as an independent Senate candidate in the ACT at next year’s federal election on a platform of “bold” climate change action, integrity and a ...

Rugby union star David Pocock has announced he would be running as an independent candidate for an ACT Senate seat Historically, the two ACT Senate seats have only ever been held by Liberal or ...

Why Wallabies great David Pocock is entering the political scrum. Andrew Tillett Foreign affairs, defence correspondent. Dec 17, 2021 – 12.00am. Save.

Oil and gas companies are extending their presence in sport, from elite levels down to grassroots Days after flying into Glasgow to catch the opening of the Cop26 climate summit, Santos CEO Kevin ...

Australian rugby great David Pocock believes sport cannot insulate itself from the effects of climate change, saying "if we don't up our ambition and start to deal with this as the emergency the ...

Australian rugby great David Pocock believes sport cannot insulate itself from the effects of climate change, saying "if we don't up our ambition and start to deal with this as the emergency the ...