women in sports

While women’s Australian football has seen significant growth, research indicates that female athletes face unique injury risks.

The gender equal Paris Olympics will inspire and empower Australian girls to increase their participation in sports.

We should celebrate female athletes for their skills, dedication, and hard work, rather than objectifying them for commercial gain.

Ellie Cole’s proudest moments have been the times she’s overcome a personal challenge or advocated for people with disability.

In March 2024, Bree Walker claimed Australia’s highest bobsleigh honour, recording the nation’s first-ever World Cup gold medal.

Last week’s A-League All Stars v Arsenal spectacle demonstrated how the women’s game has grown to become the main attraction in Australia.

A new study from Deakin University showed that women of all profiles, and across all sports, were affected by online abuse such as trolling.

Chronic traumatic encephalopathy is a devastating form of dementia, which causes a decline in brain functioning and increased risk of mental illness.

33-years after women competed in Tour de France, they return again this year to take out the 8-stage Tour de France Femmes.

Leading golfer, Lydia Ko left a male reporter floundering for words when she candidly explained the reason for her physiotherapy session.

There’s been a number of game-changing first for women in traditionally male-dominated areas of sport. Across the global, these are banner times for women in sports.