After years of defining herself by medals and finish lines, former sprinter Jane Larkin found freedom in failure - and discovered that the most meaningful victories happen off the track.
- Jane Larkin
"This venue using Pink Pony Club is a slap in the face to Chappell Roan and queer women everywhere," writes Allie Daisy King.
- Allie Daisy King
Here at Missing Perspectives, we've loved seeing innovative brand partnerships in the women's sports world. This new collab is one of them.
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As I’ve grown into a young woman, I’ve had easy access to healthcare and essential services. But one highly-publicised day of advocacy won’t change things for girls who don’t – writes Ava Grace.
- Ava Grace
Antonia Pont's new book Plain Life: On Thinking, Feeling, and Deciding asks a pretty major question: What if the 'plain life' isn't boring or lesser, but actually the place where we finally get to breathe, listen, and become recognisable to ourselves again?
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You'd have to be living under a rock to know that Mary Fowler has been unstoppable lately - on the pitch, on the runway, and soon, on bookshelves across the country and beyond.
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Meet Carla Raynes, the trailblazing founder of Bridge It.
- Phoebe Saintilan
If you couldn’t already tell, we’re massive fans of Michelle Battersby here at Missing Perspectives. She’s a powerhouse founder, advocate for workplace flexibility, and a vocal supporter of systemic reform. And now, she’s added another milestone to her already impressive resume: the sale of her startup, Sunroom, which was acquired by creator platform Fanfix in August.
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In a new piece for Missing Perspectives, Tarana Rahimi from Afghan Women Strong discusses the controversy around content creators visiting Afghanistan.
- Tarana Rahimi
In 2023, Lexi Rodgers' career drastically changed when her eligibility to play in Australia’s semi-professional NBL1 league was turned down by Basketball Australia. Now sharing her story in the new series, HOOPS, the athlete hopes "people can see a human side" to it all.
- Lexi Rodgers