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Australia rugby league great Terry Hill dies, aged 52
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AUSTRALIAN rugby league’s Terry Hill has died at the age of 52.
The rugby legend, who played for five Sydney clubs and was a member of the Manly side that won the 1996 Grand Final, was said to have been on holiday in the Philippines when he suffered a heart attack.
Hill started his career at South Sydney and moved on to Eastern Suburbs, then Western Suburbs, before joining Manly in 1994.
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