The Matildas captured the nation’s attention through major tournaments but the A-League Women is struggling to convert that momentum into long-term domestic support.
Rugby league has slowly been gaining traction over the past ten years, but is it big enough to compete in a historically AFL dominated state?
A jersey ban and refused entry at an A-League match have reignited debate over cultural expression, identity and where Australian football draws the line.
The Matildas captured the nation’s attention through major tournaments but the A-League Women is struggling to convert that momentum into long-term domestic support.
Rugby league has slowly been gaining traction over the past ten years, but is it big enough to compete in a historically AFL dominated state?
A jersey ban and refused entry at an A-League match have reignited debate over cultural expression, identity and where Australian football draws the line.
The 160-year-old Whittlesea Cricket Club has struggled to keep their doors open recently, and they aren’t the only club to feel the pinch in Australia.
The Matildas captured the nation’s attention through major tournaments but the A-League Women is struggling to convert that momentum into long-term domestic support.
Rugby league has slowly been gaining traction over the past ten years, but is it big enough to compete in a historically AFL dominated state?
A jersey ban and refused entry at an A-League match have reignited debate over cultural expression, identity and where Australian football draws the line.
There are around 200,000 young volunteer coaches in Australia, making up a quarter of all coaches in the country. Why are they willing to spend hours in the dugout every week?
Darebin Councils decision on the allocation of PCO will shape the footballing community in Preston.
A sinkhole at Banyule’s AJ Burkitt Oval has disrupted more than local sport. Its impacting generations of residents connected to the ground.
The sport of darts is seeing new levels of investment in Australia, and opportunities for local players are on the rise.
As volunteer numbers drop, rural clubs that rely almost entirely on community goodwill are facing challenges to keep the game alive.
Over the past few years rugby union referees have come under increasing scrutiny from players, coaches and fans for their on-field decisions. Is it the referee’s fault or is the sport just too complicated?
From Croke Park to Ikon Park, Ireland’s growing AFLW presence raises the question: should there be an International Rules comeback?
Last year, the Rob Roy Hillclimb held Australia’s first electric vehicle-only hill climb, bringing one of the oldest forms of motorsport into the future.
With a Tassie AFL team finally on the horizon, those who’ve lived through the chaos of expansion say the real challenge isn’t fielding a side, it’s building one that lasts.
Female participation in motorsport is rising, but women still battle stereotypes, sponsors, and the fight to prove they belong.
Rowdy atmospheres, historic clubs and an unlikely Australia Cup run has seen NPL’s popularity on the improve
Since its launch in 2005, the A-League has grown by adding expansion teams, but some argue the choice of locations put clubs in an uphill battle from the start.
For Ballan, footy is more than flags. Through new clubrooms and a thriving junior program, the Blues are finding stability after decades without senior success.
The local Irish population, international competition, and the rise of stars like Luke ‘The Nuke’ Littler can be credited for a local explosion in popularity.
At 91, Greg McAloon is still hitting fairways and shaping the legacy of Ballan Golf Club while he’s at it. This is the story of a local legend whose love for golf spans six decades and counting.
F1’s fanbase is increasing, but so is fan awareness of the environmental issues that accompany the sport, even as it works towards net zero.