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Openly gay men remain significantly under-represented in professional sport, with many pointing to locker-room culture and the treatment of queer athletes as ongoing barriers. So what is being done to strengthen inclusion for LGBTQI+ athletes? For this and more stories, tune in ‘From Pillar to Post’ wherever you get your podcasts. Image: Image: Pexels/ Lisett …
New research suggests periods remain a major, and often overlooked, barrier to playing sport in Australia. A 2024 survey by Share the Dignity found nearly seven in ten athletes have skipped games because of their period. With the Brisbane 2032 Olympics on the horizon, advocates say it’s time for sporting clubs and codes to tackle …
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A grassroots disability storytelling campaign is demonstrating the way sport can change lives. Every week this month, Disability Sport Australia is showcasing a new sporting story. People with disability, friends and families – along with the sporting community – can also join an online connection space, sharing their own sporting experiences. Image: Image: Pexels/ Kampus …
Colombian-born Sahily Carrero moved to Australia a year ago, balancing work with her greatest passion — playing soccer. After a workplace accident that cost her right arm, she refused to give up the game. Today, she represents Football Queensland’s futsal team for athletes with a disability, and works as a wellness coach. Image: Image: supplied/ …
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In September 2000, the world turned its eyes to Sydney for one of the most memorable Olympic Games in history. But behind the athletes, the ceremonies, and the global spotlight were thousands of volunteers who helped make it all happen. Image: Image by DOD via pingnews Produced By: Thomas Koutis Featured In Story: Rosemary Mula …
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22-year-old Australian Molly Picklum became the 2025 World Surf Champion, securing the title at the World Surf League Finals in Fiji. The NSW Central Coast local claimed victory in the first-heat, defeating the 2023 former world champion, American Caroline Mark, and is the first Australian to secure the title since Stephanie Gilmore’s victory in 2023. …
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