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Abbie Chatfield started dressing for herself and is ready to show the world her authentic self, but she says most of the magic happens when her stylist is pushing her out of her comfort zone.
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Aussie star opens up about new partner and family life
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Vive la révolution:Sydney star sees viable future for women cyclists
For decades, women cyclists could only watch as male competitors took on the ultimate race, the Tour de France. Now, racing in the Tour de France Femmes next month, Sydney’s Amanda Spratt reveals her joy at seeing a viable future for women in the sport.
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