Women in sport

Australian tennis sensation Ash Barty has won the prestigious WTA Finals in Shenzhen securing $AUD6.4 million in prizemoney.

Fox Sports has parted way with high-profile journalist and presenter Neroli Meadows, according to a report from the Herald Sun.

Brigid Kosgei has smashed a seemingly untouchable women’s world record, winning the Chicago Marathon with a time of two hours, 14 minutes and 4 seconds.

In collaboration with the Australian Cricketers’ Association, Cricket Australia has introduced a leading parental leave policy for professional cricketers.

A bronzed statue of AFL player Tayla Harris mid kick, in that iconic stance, was unveiled in Melbourne’s Federation Square.

Lawyer and founder of Ladies Who League, Mary Konstantopoulos answers some of our questions as a Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards finalist. 

World no. 1 Naomi Osaka exemplified class and sportsmanship following an impressive 6-3, 6-0, win over rising star Coco Gauff at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Jane Shand, HR Executive with Queensland Rugby League & Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards finalist is proud to have introduced family friendly policies.

After a stunning season of firsts, Ash Barty has played (and won) her first match of the US Open.

On Wednesday, World Rugby announced they are adopting a policy of gender neutrality for their World Cup tournaments from 2021 onward.

Simone Biles made history over the weekend when she executed the most difficult dismount ever performed by a gymnast off a balance beam.

Lilian Reynolds has just turned 12 and has played soccer in Tasmania for six years. She can’t accept that women in elite sport are paid less than men.