Kate O'Halloran

Analysis by the Victorian government shows the Matildas were the subject of one in five sports news stories published across the state during the tournament, but there's still a long way to go to achieve gender balance.

First results of the 2024 National Carers Survey show many carers feel socially isolated and suffer from high or very high levels of psychological distress.

With the rising cost of living, many Australians can’t afford a gym membership. We spoke to an exercise physiologist and a personal trainer about the best ways to stay active at home, including what equipment you need, and how to write and progress your own program.

Saddle soreness is a common complaint for cyclists, especially among women. A professional bike fitter and former elite cyclist give their tips on how to adjust your bike and get back to cycling comfortably.

A fixturing clash between the Western Bulldogs' AFLW side and its men's team would have made it near-impossible for fans to attend both games — such chaos is deja-vu for AFLW, which too often feels like an afterthought.

The Brisbane Lions are favourites to defend last year's premiership, with runners-up North Melbourne also in the mix. Here are all the answers to your burning questions ahead of the opening round.

The women’s version of the iconic race has a chequered history, marred by decades of sexist disregard. Emerging star and Australian cyclist Neve Bradbury and Zwift's Kate Veronneau reflect on why women finally have the race they deserve, and what more needs to change. 

Judo is not a popular Australian sport — but Katharina Haecker and Aoife Coughlan are vying for a medal at the Paris Olympics

From on the brink of homelessness to booking a ticket to the Paris Olympics, Marissa Williamson-Pohlman has had to fight tooth and nail for everything she has, both in and out of the ring.

Over the weekend, AFL clubs led a minute’s silence for victims of gender-based violence in an important symbolic moment for a code that has previously failed to hold perpetrators accountable. But one coach’s comments show attitudes still have a long way to go.