Sport Female ski jumping competitors disqualified for wearing “loose-fitting suits” Ski jumping mixed team competition has been marred by a spate of disqualifications after female competitors were eliminated for their attire.
Sport ‘Huge misunderstanding’: Peng Shuai shares interview with French newspaper Peng Shuai talks to French newspaper, L’ Equipe repeating an earlier claim that she’d never been sexually assaulted.
News & Views Aussie women to watch at the Winter Olympics Australia has 44 athletes competing in the Winter Olympics in Beijing, and there are several women with decent chances.
Profiles 5 things you might not know about Aussie Gold winner, Jakara Anthony We we celebrate our sixth ever Winter Olympics gold medal, let’s find out more about skiing champion Jakara Anthony.
News & Views Champion ariel skier Laura Peel named Olympic flag-bearer, alongside Brendan Kerry Champion ariel skier Laura Peel has been named a flag-bearer for the Winter Olympics’ Beijing 2022 opening ceremony, alongside Brendan Kerry.
News & Views Leading run-scorer and wicket taker: Ellyse Perry’s new Ashes record Ellyse Perry has set new records as the all-time leading run scorer and wicket taker in Women’s Ashes history.
Sport Note to Nick: You weren’t the main attraction, Ash Barty was Just when you think Nick Kyrgios might be turning a leaf from being a colossal brat, he goes and says something that contradicts that hope.
Sport ‘When’s the baby coming?’: Tennis star, Johanna Konta calls out sexism in tennis media Former world No 4, Johanna Konta, reflects on sexism in tennis media, in her first interview since announcing her retirement.
Sport ‘Love you’: Dylan Alcott and Grace Tame share sweet moment mid-match at the Australian Open A heartwarming moment was captured yesterday between Australian of the Year, Dylan Alcott and his predecessor Grace Tame.
News & Views Sam Kerr receives OAM & wants more women recognised for their work Matildas captain Sam Kerr has been recognised for her service to football, receiving a Medal of the Order of Australia.
News & Views Women’s cricket ODI World Cup won’t be televised on free-to-air TV The upcoming women’s cricket ODI World Cup will not be broadcast on traditional free-to-air television in Australia.
Sport Australian Open controversially bans ‘Where is Peng Shuai’ apparel Over the weekend, police and Melbourne Park confronted a female spectator who wore a T-shirt which read, “Where is Peng Shuai?”