Women in sport

The Pink Belt Project is a martial arts scholarship program that helps women who are survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

The Melbourne Vixens claimed their first Super Netball grand final on Sunday, defeating the West Coast Fever in a nail-biting 66-64 victory.

The sporting community is mourning after the sudden passing of AFLW player Jacinda Barclay this week, aged 29.

Beth Mooney quit a teaching degree to play cricket full-time. Six years later, she’s an integral part of the Australian Women’s Cricket team.

The Australian women’s cricket team were without their stars, but still matched a world record for 21 consecutive wins in ODIs.

Alyssa Healy’s wicket-keeper record is the highest number of dismissals by a woman or man ever in T20 Internationals.

Female fans are unable to purchase the away kit in women’s sizing, after Football Federation Australia confirmed the kits are only available in men’s sizing.

Naomi Osaka has used her growing influence on social media to speak to the issues that matter to her. And she’s quickly become tennis’ leading voice.

20 years ago, Australia stood still to watch Cathy Freeman run 400m at the Olympic Games. A new documentary follows the significance of her life and career.

World No. 1 Ash Barty won’t be in Paris to defend her French Open title, making the decision not to travel to Europe this year.

The FA Women’s Super League kicked off over the weekend, with a crowd of Matildas players taking part in the opening round.

Women are not being included in Novak Djokovic’s new tennis players association, which has been launched to represent the interests of male players.