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Charlie Inglefield lives in Switzerland having recently made the move from Sydney in 2011. Despite the lack of Vegemite and NRL coverage in Geneva, Charlie is delighted to be back in Europe and has been writing travel and sports features for Australian Times over the last seven years.
Articles by Charlie Inglefield
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Uncovering Uzès | A hidden jewel in the South of France
CHARLIE INGLEFIED avoids the crowds in the South of France by uncovering the secret delights of Uzès, nestled in the sparse valleys of the Gard region between Languedoc and Provence.
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British Lions vs the Wallabies: Shaping up for the show-down
IN THE DEN | Charlie Inglefield, Australian Times rugby correspondent recently returned from down under, assesses the forthcoming Lions series in Australia and contemplates each team’s chances in what promises to be one of the most exciting rugby duals seen in recent years.
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Celebrating Australia Day in Switzerland
AUSTRALIA DAY | We may have not had the temperatures, the beaches or the cool beers but in freezing Switzerland a piping hot fondue and a few bottles of Barossa reminded us of home and memories.
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An Australia Day by any other name….
Australia Day is not just a day that can be celebrated by Australians, in Australia. As CHARLIE INGLEFIELD discovers, it’s about sharing memories and stories with mates, wherever you might be.
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Wallabies Report Card: Season 2012 assessed
Following the end of the Wallabies’ winter tour, CHARLIE INGLEFIELD assesses the successes and failures of this season, the team’s areas of strength and what can be improved upon with a huge series against the British Lions coming up next year.
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What an amazing opening week of London 2012
CHARLIE INGLEFIELD gives us some of the highlights of the Olympics so far at the Games of London 2012…
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NSW were oh so close, but Origin ain’t over yet
As the dust settles over Wednesday’s controversial but thrilling first match of the 2012 State of Origin series (where the Maroons got that all important first up win), the New South Wales team and coach Ricky Stuart will be wondering what they have to do to get some luck.
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Going Baltic over Tallinn
Medieval torture, louche restaurants and fashionable boutiques – CHARLIE INGLEFIELD finds out why Tallinn is leading the Baltic recovery.
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Do I feel more Aussie since leaving Australia? – A Pom’s view
Being a Pom, you might think it a bit strange that I should be feeling more or less Australian since relocating to Switzerland from Sydney 18 months ago.
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The All Blacks get there…just!
So New Zealand eventually got there in the end, one point separating them from the heroic French in a fiercely contested Rugby World Cup Final.
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A game too far for the Wallabies but expect the unexpected from Les Bleus!
New Zealand were magnificent on Sunday night against the Wallabies producing a brutally clinical performance which will surely lead them to World Cup glory.
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Magnificent Pocock leads the Wallabies to a famous win
An extraordinary defensive display propelled the Wallabies to a famous win over the current cup holders South Africa and into a mouth-watering semi-final clash against the All Blacks this coming Sunday.
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Wallabies need to get physical in Rugby World Cup
Despite losing yet another key player to injury with the hamstrung Drew Mitchell out of the tournament, the Wallabies will move into their titanic quarter final battle with the Springboks this Sunday in good heart after a largely dominant display over the ‘Bears’ of Russia.
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Battered and bruised but the Wallabies bounce back
With America soundly accounted for and only lowly Russia to play this weekend, Charlie Inglefield examines how the Wallabies chances rate as the Rugby World Cup continues.
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Where now for the Wallabies?
After a surprise defeat by the Irish, the Wallabies now face a much tougher task if they are to win their third William Webb Ellis trophy. Charlie Inglefield examines exactly what happened last weekend and what we must do now, to stay a threat at the Rugby World Cup.
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Take a walk on Africa’s wild side
Discover Northern Kenya’s Tassia Lodge, where you walk with the animals and soak up Africa in style.
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Why do Poms move to Australia?
I would love to say that I moved to Sydney four years ago to further my career and take a time-out from my hectic London lifestyle. But no, it was adventure I was seeking and I found it in droves.
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I am MORE Aussie since leaving Australia – a Pom’s perspective
Am I more Australian since leaving Australia? This is a difficult one as I am proudly English. However there is no other country like Australia when it comes to beers, barbies and banter. And of course, sport.
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Sweet, shimmering Switzerland lakes
Leaving the beaches of Sydney in January for the colder climate of neutral Geneva was always going to be a shock to the system, not only in terms of temperature but culture too. Switzerland, in my opinion, is a country which confounds, amazes and frustrates, all in equal measure.
























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