Kate O'Halloran

After finishing fourth at the World Cup and the last Olympic Games, the Matildas book their ticket to Paris with redemption on their minds. Here are five quick hits from their 10-0 thrashing of Uzbekistan.

The Brisbane Lions have had to do it the hard way, but they are AFLW champions again. Here are five quick hits from a grand final win over North Melbourne to remember.

Little was known about the 3,000 mysterious contributors to the first edition of the Oxford dictionary. Then a former editor made a fascinating discovery.

Group chats are more popular than ever, and offer a more intimate form of conversation compared to social media. But unclear rules of engagement can lead to problems.

Penalty shootouts are cruel at best, but this one sealed the most heartbreaking of exits for a hero of women’s football; an exit all the more unfathomable because fate had been at her own feet, writes Kate O’Halloran.

A decision on whether superstar Sam Kerr can play in the Matildas’ must-win Women’s World Cup game against Canada will be a late call, according to coach Tony Gustavsson.

In 2023, Bikini Kill will return to Australia for the first time since 1997. Kathleen Hanna, Tobi Vail and Kathi Wilcox reflect on what’s changed since then, and why the band “wouldn’t have lasted more than a few months” in the social media age.

Bomber recruit Georgia Gee tells the W podcast she was "mentally drained" in her last couple of years as a Blue, and is relishing life at the Bombers with best friend Maddy Prespakis and coach Nat Wood.

The Melbourne AFLW captain says that while the Queen is not directly to blame for past atrocities, she is seen by many as a figurehead of colonialism.

With 18 teams in the competition, AFLW is now complete. Kate O'Halloran reviews the highlights of an emotional round one and talks to Sophie Locke about honouring her mum.