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Australian Sharks captain Nathan Power's changed perspective ahead of World Aquatics Water Polo World Cup Finals

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Simon Smale
Australian Sharks captain Nathan Power's changed perspective ahead of World Aquatics Water Polo World Cup Finals
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Australian water polo captain Nathan Power is balancing his professional athletic career with parental leave, bringing his son to team training camps. This shift has fostered a supportive 'dad mode' culture within the national team as they prepare for the World Cup.

Nathan Power with his partner Maddy and son Sebastian, celebrate UNSW Wests Magpies' victory in the Australian Water Polo League. ( Supplied: Water Polo Australia )

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