Olympics

The Olympics have set strict guidelines on protests and political expression, but athletes aren’t entirely happy.

A new survey, from the Australian Olympic Committee, comes as Rule 50.2 has prohibited Olympians from protesting in any form.

Former Australian Olympian Nova Peris is calling for the ban on athletes protesting at the Olympic Games to be overturned.

Georgie Rowe has been coming to terms with the reality that her dreams of competing at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics have been put on hold.

Mental health will be a top priority for Simone Biles in 2020 as she deals with the postponment of the Tokyo Olympic Games.

It’s the same for many athletes, who are dealing with unprecedented changes in their lives and training routines as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds. 

This week, we’re highlighting some amazing stories of female athletes who are adjusting to new routines after the 2020 Olympics have been postponed.

Eloise Wellings, Olympics runner and three-time Commonwealth Games athlete and she has some tips for us on how to stay healthy during this period

Olympic sprinter Allyson Felix achieved her 12th gold medal at the AAF World Athletics Championships, becoming the most decorated athlete in the world.

On Tuesday morning Pearson has declared multiple injuries have pushed her to make the decision to step away from her career in athletics.

Meet 19-year-old Lakeisha Patterson, a professional athlete who is studying architecture and achieving some epic times and feats in the pool.