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‘Whose side are you on mate?’ How no one is free from bias – including referees

  • Written by: Tim Dare, Professor of Philosophy, University of Auckland
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When Jason Paris, head of the company that sponsors the New Zealand Warriors NRL team, complained recently about Australian referee bias, more than a few heads will have nodded in agreement.

Sports fans often think the ref is biased against their team – penalising them for the very same actions the other side is getting away with....

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