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Periods are impacting girls’ participation in sport, with a new study showing one in five girls aged 10-16 are considering dropping out.

Model Brooks Nader has received praise for “normalising” periods by posting her relatable outfit mishap at Wimbledon. 

More than 500 rugby clubs in England will offer free period products for women and girls in an effort to boost female participation in the male-dominated game.

Two thirds of Australians have struggled to purchase period products in the last 12 months, says a new report from Share the Dignity.

A magistrate’s court in Western Australia is proceeding with a trial for a woman charged with stealing $10 worth of period products earlier in the year.

Women and girls living in remote First Nations communities will now have access to free period products under a new government initiative.

Three quarters of Australians believe workplaces should provide free period products, yet less than one quarter do. 

The Western Australian government has expanded its initiative to provide girls with free period products at all public primary schools across the state.

A new #SportYourPeriod Initiative is empowering youth and menstruators to engage in sports fearlessly while they’re menstruating.