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Anthea Moodie

Anthea Moodie

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    Hockeyroos star Rosie Malone set to miss out on Australia's Olympic squad

    The Hockeyroos squad for the Olympics will not be revealed until next week, but star attacker Rosie Malone is set to be a shock omission.
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    Rugby union prop Sally Fuesaina thought her excessive fatigue was n...

    Falling asleep immediately after work was a warning sign something was wrong, but it wasn’t until blood tests were done during pregnancy that Sally Fuesaina’s iron deficiency was revealed — something it’s estimated one in three female athletes have.
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    Canberra United has been offered a funding lifeline. But has it rea...

    Canberra United has been given a one-off funding lifeline to play in the A-League Women competition next season. But what’s their future beyond that?
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    Supportive training groups helping women find their love of fitness...

    Growing up, Cristal Jones believed she didn’t have good fitness levels or took easily to any sports. But after a health kick and having kids, she decided to change that narrative.
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    Matildas fever saw the nation fall in love with women's sport — but...

    This Australian city has elite women’s basketball, cricket and soccer teams with no equivalent men’s sides, bucking the national trend.
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    Exercise can be a healthy habit, but when done compulsively it can ...

    Nowadays Lili Mooney loves going running, but as a teenager with an eating disorder her relationship with exercise was not always easy.
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    From a refugee camp to qualifying for the Basketball World Cup, the...

    From a refugee camp to qualifying for the Basketball World Cup, Bul Kuol has come a long way. But passing his love and knowledge of the game onto the next generation is what gives him the most joy.
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    Cuts, bruises and broken bones, but cyclists and horseriders keep c...

    Cycling is the country’s most injurious sport, while equestrian activities are the most likely to harm women, according to the latest national data.
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    The popularity of esports is on the rise, and Canberra's ecyclists ...

    Former professional road cyclist Vicki Whitelaw used to tackle Canberra’s streets on two wheels, now she simply opens her laptop to train in the world of ecycling.
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    Children's sport proving too costly for some families as financial ...

    The cost of sport has long been an issue for Canberra families and with the rising cost of living there are now calls for a sports voucher scheme to keep kids in the game.
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    Raiders legend Jack Wighton's switch to South Sydney shocks and dis...

    Canberra fans take aim at the disruption caused by mid-season NRL contract negotiations after Jack Wighton signs with the Rabbitohs.
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    ACT horse trainer Barbara Joseph reflects on a 48-year long career ...

    As a horse mad young woman, Barbara Joseph was once prohibited from entering the member’s area at race meets. A lot has changed in the 48 years since, but she says more is needed.
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    Badminton's popularity is exploding around the country, and it's ma...

    Badminton is an unlikely contender in Australia’s sporting landscape, but its participation numbers are growing around the county.
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    Senex Energy says its gas expansion has been put on hold after ener...

    Senex Energy’s $1 billion Surat Basin gas expansion has been put on hold as the government consults on energy cap laws.
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    Leader of religious group accused of Elizabeth Struhs' murder, comm...

    Brendan Luke Stevens was committed to stand trial for failure to provide the necessaries of life to Elizabeth Struhs in 2019.
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    How David Littleproud's electorate reacted to his Voice to Parliame...

    Traditional custodians in the seat of Maranoa say they were expecting the Nationals leader to give them a call, but the phone never rang.
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    Southern Queensland weather produces cold first day of summer - ABC...

    A “giant evaporative air-conditioner effect” has left southern Queensland residents facing temperatures up to 10 degrees below December averages.
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    Leader of religious group accused of 8yo Elizabeth Struhs' murder c...

    The last two members of a 14-member fringe religious group are committed to stand trial over the alleged murder of Elizabeth Struhs, who died earlier this year after her insulin medication was stopped.
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    Brain injuries in amateur sport a concern for players, trainers, re...

    Players, researchers and trainers in amateur sport say there must be more awareness about brain injuries and support after concussions to protect athletes from long-term damage.
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    Man charged with manslaughter after boy dies from snake bite - ABC ...

    An 11-year-old boy died from a snake bite after a man known to him allegedly failed to seek medical attention.
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    Australian women cricketers brought back hope, rivalry in Test agai...

    When a group of women from all walks of life were asked to play in the inaugural Test cricket series against England in the summer of 1934, they brought hope of mending the fractured sporting relationship.