Women in sport

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.

On Tuesday morning Pearson has declared multiple injuries have pushed her to make the decision to step away from her career in athletics.

On the 12th of July swimmer Shayna Jack was notified by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority that she had tested positive to a prohibited substance.

In a commanding performance, Australia has maintained an unbeaten Ashes run with a seven-wicket victory in the T20 against England.

Australia has smashed a 10-year world record in the women’s 4x200m freestyle relay final at the FINA World Swimming Championships in South Korea.

With a swim for the ages, Ariarne Titmus became the new 400m freestyle world champion, the Southern Stars retained the Ashes & the Diamonds lost to NZ.

Belinda Sharpe will become the NRL’s first female referee on Thursday when she officiates the clash between Brisbane Broncos and Canterbury Bulldogs.