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Gender inequality continues to limit and define the experiences of women and gender diverse people across the Australian sporting landscape in all codes and at all levels.
"Overall, 2023 was very empowering and had such a huge impact on representation of women’s sport, for those with and without disabilities."
ICYMI: Tina Rahimi has become the first female Muslim boxer selected to represent Australia at the Olympics.
ICYMI: Over the weekend, 19-year-old track and field athlete Torrie Lewis became Australia's fastest-ever woman.
The Australian Open has perpetuated the momentum of a burgeoning era in Women’s Sport.
Tennis has allowed me to connect with more people in ways I didn’t think were possible. I’ve made friends across generations—having on-court conversations about things from as far-reaching as tech layoffs to who they romance in Baldur’s Gate 3. I’ve improved my fitness, joined a tight-knit community, and – weirdly enough - launched a writing career.
Cricket stars Alyssa Healy, Mel Jones and Isa Guha weigh in on the rise in popularity of women's sport.
Thinking about opening the bar you needed when you were younger is one thing. But taking the leap – and it being a raging success – is another. Jenny Nguyen shared with Missing Perspectives how she started and built the world's first-ever women-only sports bar.
Mackenzie Arnold has not only become a role model for women around the world but has also established a role for herself as an advocate and ambassador for hearing loss.
Being an athlete and an ageing female athlete is kind of terrifying - if we're being honest. Whether it's the pressure of your ticking fertility clock or the thought of the next young gun coming to take your spot, it's a reality we all face.

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