They’re some of the biggest names in the country – world champions, powerful executives, perennial winners and the secret stars behind the scenes. Here’s our 2025 edition of Australian sport’s most powerful women.
With the clock ticking down to the Brisbane Olympics, we’ve run our eyes over the state’s brightest young stars who could be centrestage come 2032.
Rowing and paddle sprint events could be held just 25 minutes from the proposed Gold Coast athletes village if a feasibility study into the use of Hinze Dam for the 2032 Olympics is successful.
Australia’s record-breaking Olympic feats come at a high price, including $100m in high performance funding over the past year alone.
Socceroos great Craig Foster has taken aim at Gina Rinehart and the AOC over their sponsorship partnership amid a global campaign on so-called fossil fuel company ‘sportswashing’.
Rowing Australia has installed new men’s and women’s head coaches to lead its program to the LA and Brisbane Games after its worst Olympic return in more than 30 years.
A manhunt has been launched after an Australian Olympic champion was rocked by a bold robbery.
Following Australia’s worst Olympic results in 36 years, with only one medal claimed, Rowing Australia has ordered an independent review into its declining performance.
Despite falling just short of Olympic gold, Aussie rowing pair Annabelle McIntyre and Jess Morrison say they have no regrets in their bold racing plan which had them pipped at the line.
The Australian men’s four has failed to defend its title from Tokyo, missing the podium in Paris in a result that is likely to place Rowing Australia under the microscope.
Lola Anderson broke down after winning a gold medal at the Olympics as a note handed to her by her dying father touched the world.
Jess Morrison and Annabelle McIntyre may have tasted gold in Tokyo as members of the women’s four, but they’re still as hungry to right the wrongs of the women’s pair final of 2021 in Paris.
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/olympics/rowing