Women in sport

Sports commentator Dr Bridie O’Donnell shares advice for women on how to get a foot in the door of this male-dominated industry.

Following the closing ceremony on Monday (AEST), we take a final look at some of the biggest moments to close out the 2024 Games.

We take a look at the carerrs of some of the key women who have worked to make this Paris Olympics possible.

Australian runner Jessica Hull has advanced to the 1500m “mega-final” at the 2024 Paris Olympics, with a time of 3 minutes 55.40 seconds.

Fran Hurndall will attempt to be the first ever person to run from Perth to Sydney Opera House in just 34 days, averaging 110 km per day.

Former Matildas player Sarah Walsh has some insight into why the Matildas craze has become so powerful and far-reaching.

Gymnastics GOAT Simone Biles and her US teammate Jordan Chiles have bowed down to gold medallist Rebeca Andrade on the historic all-Black gymnastics podium in the women’s floor final.

Women from all over the globe continue to astound. Here are some of the biggest Olympic moments from over the weekend.

As Australian BMX racer Saya Sakakibara prepares to compete in the Olympic finals tomorrow, she wears the number 77 on her back to honour her biggest supporter– her older brother Kai. 

American businesswoman Michele Kang will invest $50 million into women’s sport through her global organisation, Kynisca Sports International.

American great Katie Ledecky becomes first female swimmer to win gold medals at four Olympics, after winning women’s 1500m freestyle in Paris. 

Australia’s Jess Fox has made Olympic history, getting her second gold of the Games after winning the women’s canoe single final.