Women in sport

Major sporting bodies commit to closing the pay gap in sport for female athletes. Given the NRL loses sponsorship revenue for bad behaviour it’s timely.

The fall out from FFA sacking Alen Stajcic as head coach of the Matildas, has been spectacularly ugly, revealing what women in sport still face.

Ashleigh Barty has pulled off a stunning victory at the Quarter Finals of the Australian open against former world No. 1 powerhouse Maria Sharapova.

Watch Katelyn Ohashi score a perfect 10 with an electrifying gymnastics floor routine that has been watched more than 20 million times.

Tonight, Serena Williams will face off against Germany’s Maria Tatjana at Rod Laver Arena; another mother at the top of her game who won’t be holding back.

Last year author Marianne Schnall declared 2018 would be the ‘year of women’ and as it ends we aske 4 female leaders what they think.

Triathlon Australia has elected Michelle Cooper to be its next President, the first woman to take the role since the governing body was formed in 1986. 

The Australian women’s cricket team secured their 4th World Cup Crown defeating England in the T20 Final in Antigua overnight.

Sport Australia, along with the AIS, have launched a new program designed to boost the numbers of women in sport executive and coaching roles.

Kate Palmer was the first female CEO appointed to Sport Australia and says the growing interest in women’s sport is revolutionary.

The World Surf League announced an historic move today that it will close its gender pay gap by offering female surfers equal prize money.