Olympics

“The modern reinvention of the Olympic Games that does not have drug testing,” is headed by tech billionaires. Where are the women?

Tina Rahimi is Australia’s first female Muslim boxer selected to represent the country at the Olympics. She will compete next year in Paris.

The Matildas have a chance at an Olympic medal as two of their toughest rivals fell short of qualifying for the 2024 Paris Olympics. 

Former CEO of Deloitte Asia Pacific, Cindy Hook has been appointed as CEO of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Former Olympic champion Jo Clark OAM has been appointed General Manager at global software company BrainStorm Software.

Netball Australia has made clear its intention to see the sport played at the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, on the world’s biggest sporting stage.

Table tennis player Jian Fang Lay has made history at the Tokyo Olympics, joining Mary Hanna as the only Australian women to compete in six Olympic Games.

Head of the Tokyo Olympics Committee, Yoshiro Mori has come under fire for sexist comments made against women.

Kaylee McKeown set a new world record, claiming the 200m backstroke at the Australian national short course swimming championships.

The Olympics have set strict guidelines on protests and political expression, but athletes aren’t entirely happy.

A new survey, from the Australian Olympic Committee, comes as Rule 50.2 has prohibited Olympians from protesting in any form.

Former Australian Olympian Nova Peris is calling for the ban on athletes protesting at the Olympic Games to be overturned.