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	Moneghetti running on, but not to the Olympics - Sport - www.theage.com.au
		Steve Moneghetti is adamant he will not be running in the Olympic marathon in Athens later this year, despite plans to run in an April marathon that could put him in the position of being a qualified contender.
		Moneghetti says that door is shut and he is not letting much light through whatever chink there is, saying he does not think he will qualify for Athens and he has no intention of taking someone else's spot, even if he does.
		Moneghetti says the world cross-country is a chance for him to "put my money where my mouth is" after he was a strong critic of Athletics Australia for not sending any long-course teams last year.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/02/23/1077497513525.html (581 words)

	Moneghetti slams selection process - theage.com.au
		Moneghetti, Australia's greatest-ever performer in 28 years' participation in the world event, said the selection created a perception of bias.
		Moneghetti said it appeared a decision had been taken before the trial (held in Melbourne on January 23) that no teams would go in the longer event.
		Moneghetti said the fact that the athletes granted exemption for the camp were all from the Aouita group created at least a perception of special treatment.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/01/30/1043804465133.html (549 words)

	Steve Moneghetti
		Moneghetti defied cold, windy conditions at Landy Field to cover 19.71km in one hour, smashing the old mark of 19.149km set by Belgian Jozef Eyckmans in 1996.
		From the day that Moneghetti's protege, best friend, and meet organiser Lee Troop contacted him about this race six months ago, he had Eyckmans' over 40s world record written down on a note on his desk, along with the lap time of 74 seconds that would be required to beat it.
		Although he is officially retired, Moneghetti's next aim is to run the 5,000 metres at the Victorian Championships at the MCG in February.
	www.patcarroll.com.au /steve_moneghetti.htm (483 words)

	Monners Goes For Gold
		In the distance was the small pack of runners who would contend for the medals and, while he felt strong despite the heat, Moneghetti knew if he tried to bridge the gap he risked burning up valuable energy well before the final kilometres.
		Moneghetti believes that going through the pain barrier so often in past races had made him hesitant to run as hard as he could.
		First, Moneghetti eliminated next year's Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur from his plans, partly because the preparation needed for another hot-weather marathon - time spent training in a heat chamber, and training camps in Townsville - are too demanding and partly because he feels he has nothing to prove.
	www.coolrunning.com.au /news/1997n054.shtml (1119 words)

	Moneghetti's all set to bark at the pups - Sport - www.smh.com.au
		Moneghetti, a father-of-four now coaching elite athletes like Olympic marathoner Lee Troop, understands the scepticism of some who doubt his real level of retirement.
		While Moneghetti is a four-time winner and the race record holder (since 1991) of the City to Surf, he confesses - as an elite athlete - to preferring the Half Marathon.
		However, Moneghetti believes Westcott is an athlete of considerable promise and tips the Parkes-bred 29-year-old to run under 63 minutes for the event this year, thus placing him among the fastest finishers.
	www.smh.com.au /news/Sport/Moneghettis-all-set-to-bark-at-the-pups/2005/03/06/1110044260804.html (1129 words)

	Athens97 - Steve Moneghetti Gets Bronze
		Moneghetti ran 2:14:10 and was approx one minute behind the winner who clocked 2: 13:06.
		Moneghetti's medal was bronze, but it meant as much to him as gold.
		But Moneghetti had had an ideal preparation, acclimatising in Townsville, in a heat chamber at home in Ballarat on a bike and in the summer heat of Rome.
	www.coolrunning.com.au /races/athens15.shtml (597 words)

	ABC Online News - Athletes: Steve Moneghetti
		Marathon runner Steve Moneghetti will be the old man of the Australian track and field team at the Sydney 2000 Games.
		While he was a promising 10,000 metres runner in his early days as an athlete, Moneghetti was always destined to run marathons.
		Moneghetti was jumping on a trampoline when he landed on his head - the result was a fractured vertebrae and six weeks in a neck brace.
	www.abc.net.au /news/olympics/athletes/moneghetti.htm (622 words)

	Time to break my record, says Moneghetti - smh.com.au
		Cold, clear and windless, the conditions could not have been better for the 21st annual City to Surf in 1991, when marathoner Steve Moneghetti set the still-unbeaten race record of 40 minutes and three seconds.
		With the one-millionth entrant registered to participate this year, the 33rd time the 14-kilometre event has been run, it was unlikely anyone had it in them to beat his mark, the record-holder said this week.
		Moneghetti's advice is simple: "Concentrate on running a good race and the record will look after itself.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/08/08/1060145870278.html (484 words)

	Cool Running :: Moneghetti's training.
		Yep, Leon that is THE fartlek session that Moneghetti loves.From what some of the Ballarat boys have said when he was fired up the surges were very, very quick (much quicker than 10k pace).
		Moneghetti, a three-time Olympian who finished seventh in the 1996 Olympic marathon and 10th at the Sydney Games, officially retired from the sport in 2001.
		Semi-retired Moneghetti clocked a creditable 7 minutes 7 seconds for the 2.5km run, managing to stay in front of the train as he strode past Lewisham and Petersham stations en route.
	www.coolrunning.com /forums/Forum9/HTML/001251.shtml (2002 words)

	Steve Moneghetti
		The last time Steve Moneghetti woke up and did not feel enthused about going for a run was five years ago.
		A few weeks ago, he was spotted by some friends in the athletics community going for a run at 10pm because he had been too busy during the day, flying to Sydney and back for a speaking engagement.
		Most weeks, Moneghetti, who got the bronze medal in the marathon at the 1997 world championships, runs more than 120km, though he points out that is half what he was running at the peak of his training.
	www.patcarroll.com.au /mona_complete.htm (362 words)

	Moneghetti swaps shoes for start gun - Sport - smh.com.au
		ABOUT the only City to Surf job left for multiskilled Steve Moneghetti could be selling hot dogs, following his acceptance of an invitation to fire the starting gun at this year's race.
		The retired champion athlete has won the classic community fun run four times, held the line honours record for 15 years, provided TV commentary in the booth and on the course and been the unofficial race advocate since his retirement from international competition in 2001.
		Now, as designated celebrity starter, Moneghetti will send up to 60,000 runners and walkers on their way to Bondi on Sunday, August 13.
	www.smh.com.au /news/sport/moneghetti-swaps-shoes-for-start-gun/2006/06/10/1149815358782.html (295 words)

	The Running Network -- National News -- Article
		Steve Moneghetti today stressed that he had retired from international competition.
		Moneghetti finished in 2:46:02 completing his objective in finishing the race in under three hours.
		Moneghetti said that he did not want to run another marathon as a competitor because there was too much expectation.
	www.runningnetwork.com /news/sydneymarathon2001final.html (833 words)

	rediff.com: Africa rules the marathon
		Easily one of the toughest courses ever laid out, with the huge ascent followed by descents down the Bridge that, for the unwary runner, could mean the lure of easy speed and the burnout that follows.
		Australians Lee Troop and Steve Moneghetti went into the leading pack early, alongside Maso, with Venezuela's Semprun also running a fast early race.
		Steve Moneghetti, the runner to earn the largest cheer as he ran his last ever marathon, came in tenth, in 2:14:50.
	www.rediff.com /sports/2000/oct/01mar.htm (724 words)

	Sonia O’Sullivan – Running to Stand Still (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Running was not about thinking of the result but thinking about, how, right now you could run the best possible race, how you could get deep under the skin of the race and into the music of running.
		In 1998 she went there and Steve Moneghetti’s words lodged in her head.
		She saw the compatibility of Moneghetti’s philosophy with what Alan Story had been urging her to do and decided then that Alan Storey’s words would shape the rest of her career.
	www.maths.tcd.ie /~slipson/Training/RunningToStandStill.htm (2652 words)

	Steve Moneghetti - Saxton Speaker Bureau
		Steve Moneghetti's success as a marathon runner is legendary.
		In his first Commonwealth Games in 1986, Steve's Bronze Medal in the Marathon was the fastest debut by an Australian.
		Steve is an articulate and intelligent speaker who tailors his presentations for the client and draws parallels between the demands of an elite athlete and the corporate world.
	www.saxton.com.au /default.asp?sd8=438&pn8=true (136 words)

	Steve Moneghetti
		Steve Moneghetti is a fast runner but he wasn’t when he was at primary school he never won any medals or anything like that.
		The first day he went to little athletics his teacher told Mr Moneghetti (Steve’s dad) that he was not a good athlete and not to bring him back.
		Steve Moneghetti is never seen without his sunnies.
	www.mtpleasps.vic.edu.au /olympics/stories/moneghetti.htm (589 words)

	Sports Corp Elite: Australian Speakers » World Champions » Steve Moneghetti (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Steve Moneghetti along with Cathy Freeman is possibly Australia's most well known and identifiable athlete.
		Over the last decade Moneghetti has continued to be one of Australia's most outstanding performers at major competitions including the Olympic Games, World Championships, Commonwealth Games and the World Cross Country Titles.
		Steve is an articulate speaker who draws parallels between his efforts and success, to those required in the corporate sector.
	www.sportscorpelite.com /cgi-bin/speakers/speaker.cgi?spid=361 (115 words)

	UB Honour Roll
		Steve Moneghetti was born in Ballarat where he is still affectionately known by the nickname 'Mona'.
		He is one of his hometown's most popular and respected sons and the City of Ballarat accorded him its highest honour when it presented him with the key to the city on 2 May 2001.
		UB's decision to present an honorary Doctorate to Moneghetti also recognised the excellent ongoing working relationship it continues to enjoy with him.
	ballarat.edu.au /fdp/history/honour-roll/honourroll_moneghetti.shtml (446 words)

	Monaco-Ville
		Another district, Moneghetti, sits in the hills overlooking Fontvielle, and is home to several scenic attractions -- most notably the Exotic Garden and Observatory Caves from where the beautiful photo of Monaco-Ville (the first photo) was taken.
		Moneghetti also has the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology.
		Also small in size, the southwest half of Monaco is simply jam-packed with things to do and places to see.
	www.tompgalvin.com /places/mc/monaco_ville.htm (606 words)

	Runner's & Triathlete's Web Athletics: Marwa Eyes Win And Record — McCann Hungry To Race Again
		After three straight years of finishing second to compatriot Patrick Nyangelo, who did not start, it was Marwa's turn to taste victory.
		Moneghetti will again watch on as Marwa attempts to break the 5 year race record at the Noosa Half Marathon (21.1km) set by Scott Westcott back in 2000 (1:03:03).
		Marwa, a Commonwealth Games 5000 and 10,000m representative now preparing for the 2008 Beijing Olympics will warm up for Sunday’s race by tackling the Viridian Vertical — a 3.2km hill run for the elite or there is a 1.5km course for the general public.
	www.runnersweb.com /running/news/rw_news_20060816_Noosa.html (726 words)

	Australian Commonwealth Games Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Steve Moneghetti (Mona) is not long retired but as a competitor at four Commonwealth Games, 1986, 1990, 1994 and 1998, rightly features immediately as a Commonwealth Games champion of the past.
		Steve Moneghetti was a promising 10,000 metres runner in his early days as an athlete.
		With respect to the 10,000 metres event it was fitting that he not only started his Games career in this event but made his final Games appearance in 1998 winning bronze even though he ran with a leg injury.
	www.commonwealthgames.org.au /News/Newsletters/vol02no06.htm (4731 words)

	MONEGHETTI
		L'Association Jeunesse et Sport des Moneghetti Monaco France oeuvre en faveur de la jeunesse.
		Nous avons à disposition un local associatif pour y acceuillir des jeunes au 33, rue Pasteur - Quartier des Moneghetti à Beausoleil.
		Nous tenons à remercier SAS le Prince Albert II pour son soutien à l'association.
	www.moneghetti.oxatis.com (237 words)

	Steve Moneghetti : Keynote Speaker, Motivation, Olympic, Sport,
		Steve Moneghetti is one of Australia’s greatest marathon runners.
		He has run an incredible 22 marathons and finished in 11th place or higher in 20 of them.
		A down to earth and articulate speaker, Steve Moneghetti draws parallels between the demands of an elite athlete and the corporate world.
	www.celebrityspeakers.com.au /brspeaker_bio.asp?Speaker_Index_Text=447 (290 words)

	Run For The Kids is back \| Herald Sun
		MARATHON man Steve Moneghetti and patients at the Royal Children's Hospital want Victorians to go one step further at the second annual Herald Sun/CityLink Run For The Kids.
		The 2007 blockbuster run, to raise money for the hospital's Good Friday Appeal, features a new course to accommodate thousands more.
		Moneghetti said a fundraising target of $500,000 was achievable.
	www.news.com.au /heraldsun/story/0,21985,20851035-2862,00.html (424 words)

	Steve Moneghetti gets an armchair ride - State of the Arts
		One of the first arrivals is the Visy Board Closed Loop armchair and high-backed chair.
		Olympian Steve Moneghetti, soon off to the Commonwealth Games in Manchester, was happy to test out the armchair and rekindle memories of Sydney 2000.
		Made completely from cardboard, they were designed as Visy Board's contribution to the green Sydney Olympics.
	www.stateart.com.au /sota/news/default.asp?fid=1160 (339 words)

	Gold Coast Sporting Hall of Fame
		Robert de Castella, Lee Troop, Pat Carroll, Derek Clayton and Steve Moneghetti are the only five Australians to have ever run below two hours and ten minutes over the 42 kilometre marathon distance.
		Troop recently announced his intention to compete in the marathon and pursue the course record after an enforced two year layoff through injury, while Moneghetti and Carroll will also pound the pavements in the 42.195km feature event.
		Steve Moneghetti was born in Australia on 26th October 1962 in the town of Ballarat, Victoria.
	www.goldcoastsport.com.au /Hall_Of_Fame/news/NewsArticle.jsp?News_ID=21 (1153 words)

	CSU Guide To Learning
		Doing a degree can be like running a marathon; a long journey rather than a quick sprint.
		The Australian marathon runner, Steve Moneghetti was asked how he runs a marathon.
		He responded that he has doesn't run marathons,he picks a landmark a hundred metres ahead of where he is and runs to that, then he picks another one and runs to that, and so on.
	www.csu.edu.au /division/studserv/guide/before_you_start.htm (2525 words)

	Trevor McComb - Holiday Photos - 2003 - July & August - France & Monaco - Day 05 - Sunday 3 August 2003
		Monaco 005 ~ Moneghetti 05 ~ Boulevard de Belgique 5 ~ Fontvieille 4 ~ Monaco Ville 01
		Monaco 009 ~ Moneghetti 09 ~ Rue Plati
		Monaco 046 ~ Moneghetti 10 ~ Avenue Crovetto-Frères ~ Monaco Ville 29
	www.mc-comb.com /pages/20030803.htm (1321 words)

	where2walk.com.au: Steve Moneghetti Track (Lake Wendouree)
		Ballarat > Steve Moneghetti Track (Lake Wendouree) >
		The Steve Moneghetti track is a 6 kilometre walk that surrounds the city's centrepiece, Lake Wendouree.
		Funding for the Community Walking Grants program is made available through the Victorian Government's Community Support Fund.
	www.where2walk.com.au /66.0.html (111 words)

	Speaker Steve Moneghetti Full Biography - Speakers Bureau @ ICMI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Speaker Steve Moneghetti Full Biography - Speakers Bureau @ ICMI
		Stephen Moneghetti is one of the champions of Australian sport.
		He exemplifies what is to be achieved through training, perseverance, planning, goals and aspirations.
	www.icmi.com.au /speakerfull.phtml?id=80 (298 words)

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