Women in sport

Australian swimmer Chloe McCardel has broken the men’s world record for the most number of swims across the English Channel.

As someone who has spent much of her life working towards structured goals in sport, Paralympian Madison de Rozario has been adjusting to a whole new world of uncertainty.

Super Netball players came to terms with a last-minute move to a Queensland hub for its first round, they managed to put on some brilliant performances.

Back in 2006, The Billabong Pro for women at Teahupo’o was scrapped, with organisers citing safety concerns about the extreme wave.

The 2023 Women’s World Cup will be the biggest football event ever held in Australia, and the impact of this cannot be underestimated.

Ellie Carpenter has a signed a major deal with French club Olympique Lyonnais, in what is arguably the most significant club transfer made by an Australian player ever.

Love for women’s sport has just hit new heights as research shows sports fans feel most emotionally connected to four of our national women’s teams.

Panellists on Monday night’s episode of Q&A delivered a potent message about the need for change in the hierarchies of Australia’s sporting codes.

Australia and New Zealand’s chances of co-hosting the 2023 Women’s World Cup have received a boost after FIFA rated their joint bid highest.

Coco Gauff said she’s been having “tough conversations with friends” and will always use her platform to spread awareness.

With the Suncorp Super Netball season set to return on August 1, Caitlin Bassett is excited for the season but says a ‘hub’ format used by other codes is unrealistic for netball.

Naomi Osaka has become the highest earning female athlete in the world after earning $37.4 million over the last 12 months.