Aussie captain relishes 'special' chance 'to take time to be a dad'
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Nathan Power, captain of the Australian Sharks, is leading his team at the World Aquatics Water Polo World Cup Finals in Sydney. The 33-year-old has taken six months of paternity leave and reflects on how fatherhood has changed his outlook. Power emphasizes the value of taking time to be a dad, calling it a 'special' opportunity.
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Nathan Power, 33, is leading the Australian Sharks in the World Cup Finals.
Nathan Power is 33 years old.
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Nathan Power reflects that fatherhood has changed his outlook.
ABC News Australia- Nathan Power, 33, is leading the Australian Sharks in the World Cup Finals.
- He reflects on how fatherhood has changed his outlook on life and sport.
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Loaded language removedAs Nathan Power looks to lead the Australian Sharks at the World Aquatics Water Polo World Cup Finals in Sydney this week, the 33-year-old discusses how fatherhood has changed his perspective, and how his six-month paternity leave is beneficial.
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Nathan Power reflects that fatherhood has changed his outlook.
ABC News AustraliaThe World Aquatics Water Polo World Cup Finals are being held in Sydney this week.
ABC News AustraliaNathan Power is 33 years old.
ABC News AustraliaNathan Power has taken six months of paternity leave.
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