Women in sport

Naomi Osaka has been unveiled as Louis Vuitton’s new global brand ambassador, cementing her place as one of sport’s most marketable figures.

A new documentary is an extraordinary window into the second-class treatment once endured by female surfers.

Tyler Wright has won the Maui Pro final in Hawaii at the first female championship tour event ever to be held at the iconic Pipeline break.

Adelaide Lightning captain Steph Talbot has been named the WNBL’s most valuable player for the 2020 season.

At the Maui Pro on Monday, Wright made a statement as she became the first professional surfer to compete with the Progress Pride flag on her jersey.

Basketball legend Lauren Jackson has been inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, joining some of Australia’s finest sporting stars.

Mary Konstantopoulos is the founder of the ‘Ladies Who’ sports media empire, and has lived and breathed sport for as long as she can remember.

The US Women’s National Soccer Team has reached a proposed settlement with the US Soccer Federation, agreeing on improved and equal working conditions.

Kaylee McKeown set a new world record, claiming the 200m backstroke at the Australian national short course swimming championships.

Hawthorn Football Club has announced an all-female coaching structure for its VFLW team.

For the second time, the Australian women’s cricket team has achieved the highest BenchMark Emotional Connection Score.

Researchers at Monash University and Victoria University found that ongoing micro-practices negatively impact women in community sport.