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Australia international rugby league footballer and politician
League international. Veivers was born at Southport in Queensland, Australia. He attended St. Joseph's Nudgee College. Veivers played football in the
Mick_Veivers
Australian former professional rugby league footballer
Queensland. His cousins included Mick Veivers, who represented Australia in rugby league during the 1960s, and Tom Veivers, who played Test cricket for the
Greg_Veivers
Australian professional RL coach & former Scotland international rugby league footballer
Greg Veivers. Veivers was born in Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia. His father, Jack, played rugby league for Souths and Queensland; his cousin, Mick Veivers
Phil_Veivers
Australian cricketer
England experience will be very different to that of his great uncle Tom Veivers". The Courier Mail. Retrieved 6 March 2019. Tom Veivers at Cricinfo
Tom_Veivers
Australian rugby league, cricketing & political family
Veivers, English rugby league player Mick Veivers (born 1939), Australian rugby league player and politician Phil Veivers (born 1964), Australian rugby league
Veivers
Australian politician
elections against the long term incumbent National Party Member Mick Veivers. Veivers was Minister for Emergency Services and Sport in the Borbidge Government
Peter_Lawlor
Australian rugby league club, based in Brisbane QLD
Henry Holloway, Claud O'Donnell, Greg Veivers (Captain), (Greg's Father Jack represented Queensland), Mick Veivers, Neville Broadfoot, Dave Brown, Bill
Souths_Logan_Magpies
Australian rugby league player
debut the following year against Great Britain at Lang Park, partnering Mick Veivers in the second row. In 1963 and 1964, Owens played first-grade for South
Bill_Owen_(rugby_league)
Morayfield, 2009 – 2012, 2015 – current; Minister for Police 2016 – 2024 Mick Veivers – former coalition government minister, and rugby league football player
List of Nudgee College Old Boys
List_of_Nudgee_College_Old_Boys
campaign dwelled almost entirely on local matters. The Nationals selected Mick Veivers, a rugby league identity and acknowledged Sir Joh supporter, while the
1987 Southport state by-election
1987_Southport_state_by-election
Queensland, Australia, district election results
Peter White Liberal 1977–1980 Doug Jennings National 1980–1987 Mick Veivers National 1987–2001 Peter Lawlor Labor 2001–2012 Rob Molhoek Liberal
Electoral results for the district of Southport
Electoral_results_for_the_district_of_Southport
Australia international rugby league footballer
McLean 8. Jack Veivers 9. Alan Hornery 10. Greg Veivers 11. Bill Tyquin 12. Harry Bath 13. Harold Crocker 14. Len Pegg 15. Mick Veivers 16. Chris Phelan
John_Grant_(rugby_league)
(Dem) Netta Tyson (AIP) Southport National Peter Lawlor Timothy Baker Mick Veivers Gary Wachter (Ind) Springwood Labor Molly Robson Kym James John Hegarty
Candidates of the 1992 Queensland state election
Candidates_of_the_1992_Queensland_state_election
Australian rugby league player
McLean 8. Jack Veivers 9. Alan Hornery 10. Greg Veivers 11. Bill Tyquin 12. Harry Bath 13. Harold Crocker 14. Len Pegg 15. Mick Veivers 16. Chris Phelan
Bruce_Astill
Australian rugby league coach and former footballer
and started press conferences early. Bennett married Trish Veivers (a sister of Greg Veivers) in 1974, and they subsequently had three children. The couple
Wayne_Bennett_(rugby_league)
Vince Lester NAT 3.60% Charters Towers Rob Mitchell NAT 3.71% Southport Mick Veivers NAT 3.75% Beaudesert Kev Lingard NAT 4.09% Albert Bill Baumann NAT 4
1998 Queensland state election
1998_Queensland_state_election
Australian rugby league footballer
McLean 8. Jack Veivers 9. Alan Hornery 10. Greg Veivers 11. Bill Tyquin 12. Harry Bath 13. Harold Crocker 14. Len Pegg 15. Mick Veivers 16. Chris Phelan
Len_Pegg
1965 rugby league tour
2 5 0 0 0 0 Billy Smith Halfback 22 11.4 (72) St George 2 7 3 0 0 9 Mick Veivers Second-row 26 16.2 (103) Manly-Warringah 2 5 0 0 0 0 Ian Walsh Prop,
1965 Kangaroo tour of New Zealand
1965_Kangaroo_tour_of_New_Zealand
1987 Southport state by-election Party Candidate Votes % ±% National Mick Veivers 7,164 46.20 −4.72 Liberal Keith Thompson 3,928 25.33 +1.80 Labor Robert
Results of the 1986 Queensland state election
Results_of_the_1986_Queensland_state_election
State electoral district of Queensland, Australia
Peter White Liberal 1977–1980 Doug Jennings National 1980–1987 Mick Veivers National 1987–2001 Peter Lawlor Labor 2001–2012 Rob Molhoek Liberal
Electoral district of Southport
Electoral_district_of_Southport
Queensland state election: Southport Party Candidate Votes % ±% National Mick Veivers 9,000 39.0 −12.3 Labor Peter Lawlor 8,429 36.5 −3.9 One Nation Jay Nauss
Results of the 1998 Queensland state election
Results_of_the_1998_Queensland_state_election
Ian Thomson, Geoff Toovey, Jake Trbojevic, Tom Trbojevic, Paul Vautin, Mick Veivers, Bruce Walker, Dennis Ward, Anthony Watmough, David Williams, Tony Williams
List of Manly Warringah Sea Eagles honours
List_of_Manly_Warringah_Sea_Eagles_honours
MHA for Stuart (2010–) Mick Veivers Rugby league (international level) State Queensland MLA for Southport (1987–2001) Tom Veivers Cricket (Test) State Queensland
List of sportsperson-politicians
List_of_sportsperson-politicians
Manly-Warringah 39 – 5 Cronulla-Sutherland Brookvale Oval Tries: Les Hanigan (5) Mick Veivers Bob Batty Goals: Bob Batty (8) Field Goals: Bob Batty Tries: Dennis Hewett
1967 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks season
1967_Cronulla-Sutherland_Sharks_season
member for Southport, Doug Jennings, died. National Party candidate Mick Veivers won the resulting by-election on 20 June 1987. 2 On 1 December 1987,
Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1986–1989
Members_of_the_Queensland_Legislative_Assembly,_1986–1989
Former Australia international rugby league footballer
McLean 8. Jack Veivers 9. Alan Hornery 10. Greg Veivers 11. Bill Tyquin 12. Harry Bath 13. Harold Crocker 14. Len Pegg 15. Mick Veivers 16. Chris Phelan
Bill_Tyquin
1962 Western Suburbs (Sydney) 2 374 George Smith 1962 Lithgow 1 375 Mick Veivers 1962 Souths (Brisbane) 6 376 Jimmy Lisle 1962 South Sydney 13 377 Peter
List of Australia national rugby league team players
List_of_Australia_national_rugby_league_team_players
(from 28 April 1997) Minister for Emergency Services Minister for Sport Mick Veivers, MP Minister for Families Minister for Youth and Community Care Kev Lingard
Borbidge_ministry
Suburb of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
players such as Mal Meninga, Gary Belcher, Peter Jackson, Mick Veivers, Greg Veivers, Harold 'Mick' Crocker, Frank Drake, Mitch Brennan, Bob Lindner, Ash
West_End,_Queensland
Lawrence Springborg (Nat) Joan White (Ind) Southport National Peter Lawlor Mick Veivers (Nat) Lesley Millar Aaron Cortenbach (Ind) Springwood Liberal Barbara
Candidates of the 2001 Queensland state election
Candidates_of_the_2001_Queensland_state_election
(born in the United Kingdom) 12 August Pam Kilborn, Olympic athlete Mick Veivers, Queensland politician 13 August Graeme Campbell, Western Australian
1939_in_Australia
Australia international rugby league footballer
Harold "Mick" Crocker (14 December 1927 – 11 December 2014) was an Australian professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1940s and 1950s. An
Harold_Crocker
National Nicklin 1974–1986, 1991–1998 Ken Vaughan Labor Nudgee 1977–1995 Mick Veivers National Southport 1987–2001 Hon Anne Warner Labor South Brisbane 1983–1995
Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1992–1995
Members_of_the_Queensland_Legislative_Assembly,_1992–1995
1991–2006 Ken Turner One Nation/Independent [2] Thuringowa 1998–2001 Mick Veivers National Southport 1987–2001 Dr David Watson Liberal Moggill 1989–2004
Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1998–2001
Members_of_the_Queensland_Legislative_Assembly,_1998–2001
Super League; son of Jack, brother of Greg and cousin of Mick, Father of Josh Mick Veivers (born 1939), Australian international, Queensland representative
List of family relations in rugby league
List_of_family_relations_in_rugby_league
Australian professional rugby league footballer and coach
McLean 8. Jack Veivers 9. Alan Hornery 10. Greg Veivers 11. Bill Tyquin 12. Harry Bath 13. Harold Crocker 14. Len Pegg 15. Mick Veivers 16. Chris Phelan
Mitch_Brennan
Australian rugby league player (1955–2026)
McLean 8. Jack Veivers 9. Alan Hornery 10. Greg Veivers 11. Bill Tyquin 12. Harry Bath 13. Harold Crocker 14. Len Pegg 15. Mick Veivers 16. Chris Phelan
Chris_Phelan
Candidate Votes % ±% Labor Andrew Prenzler 6,001 32.5 +10.2 National Mick Veivers 5,880 31.9 −19.0 Liberal Keith Thompson 5,708 30.9 +7.4 Democrats Eamonn
Results of the 1989 Queensland state election
Results_of_the_1989_Queensland_state_election
State election in Australia
Albert Bill Baumann NAT 3.89% Redlands John Hegarty NAT 4.59% Southport Mick Veivers NAT 4.81% Fairly Safe Mansfield Frank Carroll LIB 6.70% Burleigh Judy
1995 Queensland state election
1995_Queensland_state_election
Australia international rugby league footballer (1926-2009)
McLean 8. Jack Veivers 9. Alan Hornery 10. Greg Veivers 11. Bill Tyquin 12. Harry Bath 13. Harold Crocker 14. Len Pegg 15. Mick Veivers 16. Chris Phelan
Alan_Hornery
Debut 60 0 3 0 6 161. Mick Simmons 1964–67 Rd. 17 Debut 18 2 0 0 6 162. Ken Day 1965–68 Rd. 1 Debut 69 4 0 1 14 163. Mick Veivers 1965–69 Rd. 1 Debut 66
List of Manly Warringah Sea Eagles players
List_of_Manly_Warringah_Sea_Eagles_players
Australian rugby league footballer (born 1960)
McLean 8. Jack Veivers 9. Alan Hornery 10. Greg Veivers 11. Bill Tyquin 12. Harry Bath 13. Harold Crocker 14. Len Pegg 15. Mick Veivers 16. Chris Phelan
Mal_Meninga
Australia international rugby league footballer & broadcaster
McLean 8. Jack Veivers 9. Alan Hornery 10. Greg Veivers 11. Bill Tyquin 12. Harry Bath 13. Harold Crocker 14. Len Pegg 15. Mick Veivers 16. Chris Phelan
Gary_Belcher
Glenn Stewart, Alan Thompson, Ian Thomson, Geoff Toovey, Paul Vautin, Mick Veivers, Bruce Walker, Dennis Ward, Anthony Watmough, David Williams, Gordon
History of the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
History_of_the_Manly_Warringah_Sea_Eagles
Australian state elections; won by Labor
Mark Stoneman NAT 2.05% Hinchinbrook Marc Rowell NAT 2.26% Southport Mick Veivers NAT 2.33% Surfers Paradise Rob Borbidge NAT 2.93% v LIB Beaudesert Kev
1992 Queensland state election
1992_Queensland_state_election
Party Candidate Votes % ±% Labor Peter Lawlor 8,381 41.8 +0.6 National Mick Veivers 5,756 28.7 +1.5 Liberal Tim Baker 5,017 25.0 −2.0 Independent Gary Wachter
Results of the 1992 Queensland state election
Results_of_the_1992_Queensland_state_election
member Doug Jennings (Southport) died. At the by-election on 20 Jun 1987, Mick Veivers retained the seat for the National Party. On 1 December 1987, former
1986 Queensland state election
1986_Queensland_state_election
Vince Lester NAT 9.50% Auburn Neville Harper NAT 9.63% Safe Southport Mick Veivers NAT 11.06% Burnett Doug Slack NAT 11.10% Surfers Paradise Rob Borbidge
1989 Queensland state election
1989_Queensland_state_election
Australian RL coach and former Australia international rugby league footballer
Tests in 1973 and 1974 when Graeme Langlands was captain and goal kicker, Mick Cronin was Australia's first choice kicker in his next seventeen Test appearances
Mick_Cronin_(rugby_league)
Australian politician and businessman
29 November 1980 – 9 April 1987 Preceded by Peter White Succeeded by Mick Veivers Personal details Born Douglas Bernard Jennings (1929-10-30)30 October
Doug_Jennings_(politician)
John Hegarty 0.60 –7.46 6.86 John English Labor Southport National Mick Veivers 3.10 –13.94 10.84 Peter Lawlor Labor Springwood Independent Grant
2001 Queensland state election
2001_Queensland_state_election
Party Candidate Votes % ±% Labor Peter Lawlor 11,245 50.9 +14.1 National Mick Veivers 6,434 29.1 −8.8 One Nation Lesley Millar 3,351 15.2 −6.5 Independent
Results of the 2001 Queensland state election
Results_of_the_2001_Queensland_state_election
Coral Wynter (Ind) Mario Zocchi (AFP) Southport National Peter Lawlor Mick Veivers (Nat) Jay Nauss John Huta Springwood Liberal Grant Musgrove Luke Woolmer
Candidates of the 1998 Queensland state election
Candidates_of_the_1998_Queensland_state_election
1980 1 Mick Trypas 1971 1971 1 Cedric Turvey 1941 1941 1 Clarrie Tye 1919 1921 2 Bill Tyquin 1941 1941 1 Tom Tyrrell 1951 1952 2 1 3 Mick Veivers 1965 1967
Interstate Rugby League in Australia (1908–1981)
Interstate_Rugby_League_in_Australia_(1908–1981)
Australian rugby league coach and former player (1924–2008)
McLean 8. Jack Veivers 9. Alan Hornery 10. Greg Veivers 11. Bill Tyquin 12. Harry Bath 13. Harold Crocker 14. Len Pegg 15. Mick Veivers 16. Chris Phelan
Harry_Bath
Resignation No 45th Southport 20 June 1987 Doug Jennings National Mick Veivers National 9 April 1987 Death Yes 44th Redlands 2 November 1985 John
List of Queensland state by-elections
List_of_Queensland_state_by-elections
Tony Kneipp (Ind) Geoff Wilson (Ind) Southport National Peter Lawlor Mick Veivers (Nat) Noel Payne Robyn Cooper (Ind) Springwood Labor Molly Robson Luke
Candidates of the 1995 Queensland state election
Candidates_of_the_1995_Queensland_state_election
1996–1998 Hon Neil Turner National Nicklin 1974–1986, 1991–1998 Hon Mick Veivers National Southport 1987–2001 Lyn Warwick Liberal Barron River 1995–1998
Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1995–1998
Members_of_the_Queensland_Legislative_Assembly,_1995–1998
leadership roles, and to the development and sustainability of the sector. Mick Veivers For significant service to sport, particularly rugby league, to the community
2016_Australia_Day_Honours
Queensland state election was held on 2 December 1989. On 20 June 1987, Mick Veivers (National) was elected to succeed Doug Jennings (National), who had died
Candidates of the 1989 Queensland state election
Candidates_of_the_1989_Queensland_state_election
Nicklin 1974–1986, 1991–1998 Hon Ken Vaughan Labor Nudgee 1977–1995 Mick Veivers National Southport 1987–2001 Hon Nev Warburton Labor Sandgate 1977–1992
Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1989–1992
Members_of_the_Queensland_Legislative_Assembly,_1989–1992
Queensland state election: Southport Party Candidate Votes % ±% National Mick Veivers 10,960 51.3 +22.6 Labor Peter Lawlor 8,630 40.4 −1.4 Democrats Noel Payne
Results of the 1995 Queensland state election
Results_of_the_1995_Queensland_state_election
English rugby league footballer (1943–2026)
Gregory (1999–2001) Tony Humphries (2001–02) Tony Barrow Jr (2002) Phil Veivers (2002) Peter Roe (2003) Paul Kidd (2004–09) Paul Smith (2010) Paul Kidd
Frank_Barrow
Australian rugby league player and coach (1951–2024)
(1997) Garry Schofield (1998) Mal Reilly (1999) John Kear (1999–2001) Phil Veivers (2001) Tony Smith (2001–03) Jon Sharp (2003–08) Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson
Darryl_Van_de_Velde
Australia international rugby league footballer & administrator
Graham Eadie 2. Allan McMahon 3. Mick Cronin 4. Russel Gartner 5. Mark Harris 6. John Peard 7. John Kolc 8. Greg Veivers 9. Nick Geiger 10. Terry Randall
Denis_Fitzgerald
English rugby player and commentator (1939–2025)
Pimblett Harry Pinner Alan Prescott Austin Rhodes Wilf Smith Jim Stott Jim Sullivan Abe Terry Tom van Vollenhoven John Warlow Cliff Watson Phil Veivers
Ray_French
English rugby league coach and former rugby league footballer
Gregory (1999–2001) Tony Humphries (2001–02) Tony Barrow Jr (2002) Phil Veivers (2002) Peter Roe (2003) Paul Kidd (2004–09) Paul Smith (2010) Paul Kidd
Tony Barrow (rugby league, born 1944)
Tony_Barrow_(rugby_league,_born_1944)
English RL coach and former England international rugby league footballer
(1997) Garry Schofield (1998) Mal Reilly (1999) John Kear (1999–2001) Phil Veivers (2001) Tony Smith (2001–03) Jon Sharp (2003–08) Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson
Les_Sheard
Australian rugby league footballer and coach
(1997) Garry Schofield (1998) Mal Reilly (1999) John Kear (1999–2001) Phil Veivers (2001) Tony Smith (2001–03) Jon Sharp (2003–08) Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson
Jim_Lenihan
English former RL coach and GB international rugby league footballer
Pimblett Harry Pinner Alan Prescott Austin Rhodes Wilf Smith Jim Stott Jim Sullivan Abe Terry Tom van Vollenhoven John Warlow Cliff Watson Phil Veivers
Vince_Karalius
Australian RL coach and former professional rugby league footballer
(1997) Garry Schofield (1998) Mal Reilly (1999) John Kear (1999–2001) Phil Veivers (2001) Tony Smith (2001–03) Jon Sharp (2003–08) Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson
Nathan Brown (rugby league, born 1973)
Nathan_Brown_(rugby_league,_born_1973)
English professional rugby league football club
1996 Steve Ferres 1997 Garry Schofield 1998 Phil Veivers Mal Reilly 1999 John Kear 1999–2001 Phil Veivers 2001 Tony Smith 2001–03 Jon Sharp 2003–08 Kieron
Huddersfield_Giants
English rugby league coach and former England international rugby league footballer
(1997) Garry Schofield (1998) Mal Reilly (1999) John Kear (1999–2001) Phil Veivers (2001) Tony Smith (2001–03) Jon Sharp (2003–08) Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson
Luke_Robinson_(rugby_league)
Australian rugby league footballer (1947–2020)
Graham Eadie 2. Allan McMahon 3. Mick Cronin 4. Russel Gartner 5. Mark Harris 6. John Peard 7. John Kolc 8. Greg Veivers 9. Nick Geiger 10. Terry Randall
Mark_Harris_(rugby_league)
GB & England international rugby league footballer
Pimblett Harry Pinner Alan Prescott Austin Rhodes Wilf Smith Jim Stott Jim Sullivan Abe Terry Tom van Vollenhoven John Warlow Cliff Watson Phil Veivers
Frank_Carlton_(rugby_league)
8th Rugby League World Cup tournament
Gartner Mark Harris John Kolc John Peard Terry Randall Mark Thomas Greg Veivers Jacques Guigue Christian Laskawiec Joël Roosebrouck Eddie Bowman Les Dyl
1977_Rugby_League_World_Cup
Australian rugby league footballer and administrator
(1997) Garry Schofield (1998) Mal Reilly (1999) John Kear (1999–2001) Phil Veivers (2001) Tony Smith (2001–03) Jon Sharp (2003–08) Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson
Neil_Whittaker
Australian rugby league footballer and coach
(1997) Garry Schofield (1998) Mal Reilly (1999) John Kear (1999–2001) Phil Veivers (2001) Tony Smith (2001–03) Jon Sharp (2003–08) Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson
Rick_Stone
English professional rugby league club
sacked in late May 2002 and replaced by former player Phil Veivers. Under the guidance of Veivers performances and result improved significantly and the Lions
Swinton_Lions
English rugby league footballer and coach
(1997) Garry Schofield (1998) Mal Reilly (1999) John Kear (1999–2001) Phil Veivers (2001) Tony Smith (2001–03) Jon Sharp (2003–08) Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson
Chris_Thorman
Former Great Britain and England international rugby league footballer
(1997) Garry Schofield (1998) Mal Reilly (1999) John Kear (1999–2001) Phil Veivers (2001) Tony Smith (2001–03) Jon Sharp (2003–08) Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson
Ernie_Ashcroft
Rhodes Steve Rogers Paul Sait Ian Schubert Gary Stevens Ross Strudwick Greg Veivers David Wright Coach: George Menzies Ken Stirling (c) Murray Eade (vc) Fred
1975 Rugby League World Cup squads
1975_Rugby_League_World_Cup_squads
English rugby league coach (born 1982)
Gregory (1999–2001) Tony Humphries (2001–02) Tony Barrow Jr (2002) Phil Veivers (2002) Peter Roe (2003) Paul Kidd (2004–09) Paul Smith (2010) Paul Kidd
Alan_Kilshaw
Pickering, Geoff Richardson, Ross Strudwick, John Crilly, John Lang, Greg Veivers (c), David Wright, Ray Higgs, Rod Halley. Reserves – Lew Platz. Coach –
1974_Great_Britain_Lions_tour
Rugby league competition
12 Mick Scott LF 13 John Pendlebury Substitutions: IC 14 Brian Juliff IC 15 Neil James Coach: Chris Anderson Physio: Martha Mason FB 1 Phil Veivers RW
1986–87_Challenge_Cup
English rugby league footballer & coach (1938–2020)
Gregory (1999–2001) Tony Humphries (2001–02) Tony Barrow Jr (2002) Phil Veivers (2002) Peter Roe (2003) Paul Kidd (2004–09) Paul Smith (2010) Paul Kidd
Frank_Myler
Kevin Cairns* (Lib) Albert Postle (CP) James Webb McPherson Liberal Tom Veivers Eric Robinson (Lib) Robert Richardson Maranoa Country Janice Saltau James
Candidates of the 1974 Australian federal election
Candidates_of_the_1974_Australian_federal_election
English rugby league footballer (born 1939)
Hall of Fame in 1989. On 30 August 2005 Fox, along with Billy Boston and Mick Sullivan, opened the Rugby League Heritage Centre. In 2005 his autobiography
Neil_Fox_(rugby_league)
GB international rugby league footballer and coach
2013), this was £2 10s 0d more than St. Helens had recently paid Wigan for Mick Sullivan. Ike Southward holds Workington Town's "Tries in a Career" record
Ike_Southward
South African rugby league & union footballer
Pimblett Harry Pinner Alan Prescott Austin Rhodes Wilf Smith Jim Stott Jim Sullivan Abe Terry Tom van Vollenhoven John Warlow Cliff Watson Phil Veivers
Len_Killeen
Former Ireland international rugby league footballer and coach
Sr, and the nephew of the Leigh and Great Britain rugby league footballer Mick Martyn, Martyn played for St Helens from the interchange bench in their 1996
Tommy_Martyn
Graham Eadie Allan McMahon Mick Cronin Russel Gartner Mark Harris Mark Thomas Terry Fahey John Peard John Kolc Greg Veivers Nick Geiger Terry Randall Arthur
1977 Rugby League World Cup squads
1977_Rugby_League_World_Cup_squads
Australia international rugby league footballer
in July. With the emergence of future champion Peter Sterling and pivot Mick Pattison, it was clear by 1979 that Kolc's days in first grade were numbered
John_Kolc
GB international rugby league player (1934–2024)
Pimblett Harry Pinner Alan Prescott Austin Rhodes Wilf Smith Jim Stott Jim Sullivan Abe Terry Tom van Vollenhoven John Warlow Cliff Watson Phil Veivers
Abe_Terry
Rugby league team season
Lenagan Chief executive – Mick Hogan Rugby Performance director – Joe Lydon Head coach – Brian Noble Assistant coach – Phil Veivers Strength & conditioning
2008_Wigan_Warriors_season
Australia international rugby league footballer
Graham Eadie 2. Allan McMahon 3. Mick Cronin 4. Russel Gartner 5. Mark Harris 6. John Peard 7. John Kolc 8. Greg Veivers 9. Nick Geiger 10. Terry Randall
Ray_Higgs
Australia international rugby league footballer
Graham Eadie 2. Allan McMahon 3. Mick Cronin 4. Russel Gartner 5. Mark Harris 6. John Peard 7. John Kolc 8. Greg Veivers 9. Nick Geiger 10. Terry Randall
Nick_Geiger
Rugby league season
Oval Ron Raper Ian Pearce Southern Suburbs Davies Park Wayne Bennett Greg Veivers → Bruce Astill Western Suburbs Purtell Park Don Oxenham Norm Carr Wynnum-Manly
1979 Brisbane Rugby League season
1979_Brisbane_Rugby_League_season
English RL coach and former rugby league footballer
(1997) Garry Schofield (1998) Mal Reilly (1999) John Kear (1999–2001) Phil Veivers (2001) Tony Smith (2001–03) Jon Sharp (2003–08) Kieron Purtill & Paul Anderson
Jon_Sharp
Rugby league season
Redcliffe Showgrounds Barry Muir Ian Pearce Southern Suburbs Davies Park Greg Veivers Western Suburbs Purtell Park Ron Raper Wynnum-Manly Kougari Oval
1976 Brisbane Rugby League season
1976_Brisbane_Rugby_League_season
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