Women in sport

During her most recent Russian court appearance, Brittney Griner received touching support in testimonies from her Russian teammates.

US Olympic gymnast Simone Biles has made history by becoming youngest person to receive the nation’s highest civilian honour.

In a recent equal pay deal, professional New Zealand women cricket players will receive the same match fees as their male counterparts.

The seventh season of the AFLW is due to begin on Thursday, August 24, with the competition expanded to 18 teams for the first time.

One of Australia’s most prominent female athletes, Tayla Harris, shares five lessons on how to advocate for important change.

Tennis icon Serena Williams has revealed she will be playing at Wimbledon this year, putting an end to speculation of her retirement.

A $5 million investment has been announced by the AFL to improve participation and representation for girls and women in community football.

American tennis star Coco Gauff has become the youngest player to reach the final of a French Open in 21 years.

AFLW players are set to receive a pay rise, with a new collective bargaining agreement that will see salaries increase by 94 per cent.

The U.S. Soccer Federation has reached landmark agreements to pay its men’s and women’s national teams the same. The new contracts are believed to be the first of their kind in the sport.

Australian captain Sam Kerr scored two goals to help Chelsea to victory in the Women’s FA Cup final over Manchester City.

Ash Barty, has just revealed her next big move following last month’s shocking decision to retire from tennis.