Coach David Wansbrough gathered his five international players onto a panel for a fun discussion about their hockey journey.

Wansey & Ando present @Kookaburras & @Hockeyroos assistant coaches Anthony Potter and Katie Allen discussing #Tokyo2020, with great insight into everything including preparation, selections, opposition analysis, shootouts and the village vibe.

Tom Winter returns to host CHC Pride Committee chair Stacy Clarke and members Julie Patterson & Sam Daily.

Sporting clubs around Australia have been wearing blue socks in support of Men's Health Week; with special events to promote the health and wellbeing of men and boys. In this timely & pertinent first episode of season 2, Tim "Frosty" Everist joins the hosting crew to present Matt DeFina and Camberwell junior player Jack ?

Hamish Ridland presents Phil Merriam, who joined Camberwell in Minkey and played through the ranks to State League 1.

In this episode we'll look at what's next for our top aged juniors as they transition into seniors. We'll canvas common questions and concerns from players and families on issues including communication, selection and player safety; and we'll meet a couple recently graduated players to hear about their experiences of the program and playing senior hockey.

Liv Bell joins our hosting crew to present Women's Premier League coaching team Geoff Perriman & David Wansbrough.

Jimmy Webster returns to introduce Camberwell Men's Premier League coach Lachlan Anderson.

This week we get to know one of our members, Dr Desiree Yap AM is a specialist O&G with a passion for women’s health.

Jim Unkles hosts Tasmania's Minka Woolley, Umpire Manager for Tokyo, her fifth Olympic event and Queensland's Aleisha Neumann officiating at her first games in Tokyo.

This week Tom Winter returns to present Victorian and Hockeyroos superstar, 2019 FIH Goalkeeper of the Year, Rachael Lynch.

Through the counsel of Dr Michael Carr Greg the club embarked on a groundbreaking program to equip a large cross section of our members with the knowledge and skills to offer first aid for mental health problems.

Back in March this year, on [International Women's Day,][1] over eight-six thousand fans packed the MCG to witness Meg Lanning's Australian team defeat India to win their fifth world cup title.

CEO of Sport Australia and past chair of Hockey Victoria, Rob Dalton is a Camberwell premiership player and member of our [Team of the Century][4] who with coach Argus and superstar players like Wayne Thornton and David Wansbrough ushered in the golden era of the 80s and laid the foundations of our continued success today.

With Melbourne in hard lockdown many businesses are closed, outdoor movement is restricted and an evening curfew is in force. This has caused our schools to substantially close and moved the great majority of students to remote and flexible learning from home. This week we asked three of our members, all education professionals, how this was working and to share their experiences and insights during this most unusual year.

Wansey presents past Cricket Australia captain and Indian national coach, Sports Hall of Fame member Greg Chappell MBE with some great insight into coaching, selection and the modern game.

Wansey this week presents Pakistan superstar Shabaz Ahmed, whom he calls "The greatest player that's played the game."

This week Wansey presents Don Argus AC. Previous NAB CEO & BHP chair; Don is one of our most successful coaches in history, an enduring influence that helped create the culture, processes & succession underpinning our ongoing success.

This week we get to know three of our members who all also happen to be medical professionals. Milly Bell presents Professor Julie Miller, Dr Adam Levin and Dr Samantha Daly.

This week Tom Winter presents a panel discussion about our Men's third team, our Men's Pennant A. A group now including more than 100 players who have won 12 out of the last 14 premierships and the last 8 in a row.