Max Walker

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The Max Walker Co.
PO Box 5135 Burnley, Victoria
3121, Australia
Tel: 0417 363 433
Email: admin@maxwalker.com.au

Max Walker

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Let them explore associations and mutual benefits. We are pleased to provide some of these links with you here…

Romac – www.romac.org.au
Lighthouse Foundation – www.lighthousefoundation.org.au
Victorian Blind Cricketers Association – www.vbca.org.au
National Gallery of Victoria – www.ngv.vic.gov.au
Australia Day – www.australiaday.vic.gov.au
Movember – www.movember.com.au
Nth Balwyn Cricket Club – www.nbcc.cricketvault.com
Light Up the World – www.lutw.org
Cancer Institute – www.petermac.unimelb.edu.au
Multiple Sclerosis Society – www.msaustralia.org.au
Melbourne Football Club – www.melbournefc.com.au
Melbourne Cricket Club – www.mcg.org.au
School Of Thinking – www.schoolofthinking.org
Open Book Howden – www.openbookhowden.com.au
A.I.B.C – www.aibc.org.au
Dreampool Productions – www.dreampool.com.au
Web Design by – www.ashercharles.com

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Articles about Max

Sport Spotlights shine on the great shake-up

A game-changing time in Australian sport is remembered. The Sydney Morning Herald – February 10, 2013 Daniel Lane Still in the picture … Max Walker takes a trip down memory lane at the Bradman Foundation lunch Photo: Sahlan Hayes MAX WALKER remembers well when the day/night commercialism, colour and rock-concert-like excitement dawned on cricket and […]

Inside Sport Mo-Mentor moment

James Smith, of Inside Sport, steals a Mo-Mentor moment with Max to learn more about is famous moustache … and a few sporting insights …

Hey Boomers

Published June 2012. Did you see it? Read it here. Life is no longer about growing old gracefully; it’s about living a passionate life in retirement and celebrating your lifestyle!

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Max Bytes

For easy listening in Max’s usual style, click on any of the soundbytes below. The Brink A chat with Denis Walter Max speaking at National Speakers Association Breakfast with the Stars radio interview, Tasmania, Parts 1,2,3&4

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Max's Blog

Ruffled feathers

The kookaburra, so Australian, such a unique call and stature. Most importantly, it’s a meat-eating hunter with the patience of a statue, laser vision and pin-point accuracy in strike mode. It is common knowledge that the feathered photographic icons, with the sharp horizontal beaks and deep throat, will watch a snake for ages before launching […]

Barrow Island

Oddly, the woman at the check-in desk asked to view any footwear that would accompany me to Barrow Island – site of the iconic Gorgan resources project. The remote island is a Grade A nature reserve. This presents a unique environment, overlaid with a set of strict compliance guidelines to operate with. Basically, flora and […]

Bad Reflections

Question: How do I stop reflection in my glasses when filming in front of a Green Screen? Answer: This is a common problem … If the lens is in the same plane (vertical, like the eye wear being worn) and at same the level, the reflection of the Green Screen will be visible in glasses. […]

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