In just five years Marissa Williamson Pohlman has gone from sleeping on couches to being our first female Indigenous Olympic boxer, she shares one of the most powerful stories in world sport.
Eddie Betts is moving on from the disappointment of the Voice referendum failure with the launch of his children’s cartoon series Lil’ Homies, which he’s hoping will rival the popularity of Bluey.
Essendon is aiming to reclaim its mantle as one of the leaders in the AFL’s Indigenous community, with reborn star Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti leading the charge.
The AFL has dismissed critics saying it should stay out of social issues by strongly backing the yes vote in the coming referendum on a First Nations Voice.
There were high expectations placed on Brad Hill, and he struggled in his first two years at Moorabbin. He opens up on the impact it had on him.
To celebrate Indigenous Sport Month, News Corp is looking at 50 sporting firsts achieved by Australian athletes through history.
It doesn’t matter who you are, your moment – even if it might feel small – might help turn a dream into a reality, writes Ash Barty. She opens up on her true inspiration.
Paralympian Torita Blake was told she was born with her disabilities. But years later she learned the truth – and she wants to share her story with the world to help others.
Olympic boxer Paul Fleming believes we need rationale and calm talk about Australia Day and the national anthem, as he opens up about his Indigenous heritage.
Limping around a softball diamond with a painful condition was always going to steel Stacey Porter for a journey which will allow her to celebrate her heritage at three Olympics.
Cathy Freeman and Lance Franklin are national icons, but do you know these amazing, inspiring and occasionally bizarre tales of Indigenous sports stars?
She’s played Origin and is an Indigenous All Star, but Shaylee Bent is far from finished inspiring her mob one yarn at a time.
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