Revealed: Every Super Netball club’s First Nations round dress
Take a look at all eight Super Netball club’s First Nations round dress that they will take to the court in across rounds seven and eight.
Indigenous Sport Week
Maurice Rioli Jr on his AFL journey, family and jumper design
He’ll be in the stands for Dreamtime on Saturday night, but injured Richmond forward Maurice Rioli Jr has an extra reason to be excited about his teammates running out at the MCG.
Champion’s desire to help next generation of cycling stars
Amanda Reid hopes her determination to win back-to-back Paralympic gold in the 500m time trial C2 at Paris will help inspire the next generation of Indigenous stars.
Dreamtime debate: Would Dons or Tigers win ultimate showdown?
You’ve had your say — now it’s over to our experts. Richmond tragic AL PATON and Bombers diehard MAX STAINKAMPH make their cases for why Essendon and Richmond would win a showdown of the ultimate Dreamtime at the G teams.
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How iconic Cathy image and ugly uproar inspired a generation
The simple image of Cathy Freeman draped in an Aboriginal flag draped caused a remarkable backlash in the 1990s – a reaction that spurred Ash Gardner to want to change people’s opinions.
Test hero wants cricket to do more to attract Indigenous kids
Test hero Scott Boland is adamant cricket can compete with NRL and AFL for the hearts and minds of indigenous youth and the next generation of elite Aboriginal sporting talent.
‘Magic’s’ threats to name and shame triggered vilification code
Michael McLean was subjected to horrific abuse during his playing career. But his fight against racism would change the game forever. This is how.
Why NRL finally apologised over Tahu Origin trauma
Timana Tahu felt ‘blacklisted’ from representative football after the Origin scandal that rocked his career in its prime. 12 years later, he received the apology he’d craved from the NRL.
Pickett’s heartfelt pledge to make late ‘old mum’ proud
Kysaiah Pickett’s ‘old mum’ helped him make a huge decision which got him to the big time. After her passing, he is determined to continue making her proud.
X Factor star started boxing after domestic violence
Drugs and prison took her parents. Her grandmother was part of the Stolen Generation. She suffered horrific domestic violence. But Shanell Dargan is a fighter, and she’s just getting started.
‘44-gallon drum on wheels’: The 16 grand final Rioli freakshow
Cyril Rioli had all the pizzazz, but some of the St Mary’s locals in the Top End claim his dad, with 16 grand finals under the bonnet, just might be the best there’s ever been.
‘You’re not black’: The taunt that rocked Hynes
Only after his mother emerged from prison did Nicho Hynes learn of his Aboriginal heritage. Now the Sharks star is on a mission to make sure the next generation feel proud of who they are.
Indigenous Firsts: breaking down NBA barrier
News Corp is rolling through 50 sporting firsts to celebrate Indigenous Sport Month. Australia’s first indigenous NBA star and a hockey icon.
How footy trailblazers set tone for son
Jimmy and Phil Krakouer were real trailblazers when they landed at North Melbourne, but Andrew only realised their impact much later.
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