Women in sport

As the Matildas take on the Women’s World Cup, Women’s Agenda chats with Sarah Walsh, for a new podcast series, ‘It Takes Boobs’.

AFLW and John Holland reach a major milestone with the recruitment of an entire squad of players working in diverse and flexible roles.

Penny Wong is “deeply concerned” about the lack of attention on gender equality, despite positive reception of the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

The Bulldogs have announced they will provide free period products for players and fans ahead of this weekend’s NRLW Women in League round.

The NRL’s Women in League round has been met with controversy as the movement to secure a collective bargaining agreement escalates.

Indigenous Football Australia has accused FIFA of a lack of financial support, despite including Indigenous symbolism at the World Cup.

History has been made once more at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, as the first female player wearing a hijab took the field last night.

Chloe Covell and Arisa Trew, 13-year-old athletes from the Gold Coast, have made history at this year’s X Games, both winning gold medals.

The Brazilian government changes work hours in the country to accommodate the national team’s Women’s World Cup games in Oceania. 

A French advertisement for the FIFA Women’s World Cup has gone viral, revealing deep truths about widespread misogyny in women’s sport.

The Matildas have called out the FIFA Women’s World Cup’s unequal prize money in a video released ahead of their first match. 

Viewership of this year’s Super Netball season rose by 10 per cent compared to the previous season, according to Fox Sports.