Women in sport

According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 60 per cent of Australian women don’t meet physical activity guidelines.

Irish jockey Rachael Blackmore has made history as the first woman to ever win the Grand National, the world’s most famous steeplechase.

Dr Jane Wilson and Karen Penrose are expected to be appointed to the Rugby Australia board at this month’s annual general meeting.

As Meg Lanning tells Kate Mills in the latest episode of The Leadership Lessons, it’s important to get the interpersonal relationships right.

The second last line of the Sydney Swans’ club song has been changed from “her loyal sons” to “our loyal Swans” in a bid to be more inclusive.

The Australian star scored a hat-trick for English heavyweights Chelsea FC, leading the team to a whopping 6-0 win over Bristol City.

Cricket Australia has announced the SCG will become the new home for Australia’s first statue in honour of a female player.

Girls Can’t Surf is the untold story of the women pioneers who fought for decades for recognition, respect and gender equality in surfing.

Collingwood netball and AFLW player Ash Brazill is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons, a Women’s Agenda podcast.

Sharni Layton, AFLW star and former captain of the Diamonds, is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons, a podcast supported by Salesforce.

Fernandez and Patterson will oversee the operational aspects of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, hosted by Australia and New Zealand.

Ash Barty has said she is “incredibly proud” of 18-year-old Australian Olivia Gadecki, after the teenager’s unexpected win over Sofia Kenin.