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.
Hayden Quinn steps out of his comfort zone, moving from the kitchen to the dance floor, and it seems his timing is perfect.
Precision. Power. Perfection. That’s what world champion diver Rhiannan Iffland needs to plunge from 24m cliff and survive. She knows the risks. And yet she jumps. And wins.
As she nears her milestone 50th birthday, Asher Keddie talks about the confidence drops she still experiences, and how she turns them into acting gold.
Sydney parents Jaimee and Trent face a race against time to save the life of their five-year-old son Jack, as they face the unthinkable.
Sometimes a role comes along that’s so compelling that you simply can’t knock it back. which is why mother of two Verity Hunt-Ballard is so excited about Dear Evan Hansen.
Lisa Walker’s husband died two years ago at just 47. For years before that she’d been saying no to social occasions because it was easier than tempting his alcohol addiction. Through her grief, she is helping others reclaim the joy of saying yes.
It’s been a year since Shirvo took the Sunrise reins from longrunning host Kochie – and the former Aussie sprinter has hit his stride.
Archibald finalist Kelly Maree got up close and personal with Josh Heuston for men’s mental health.
After overcoming her doubts and selling her Blue Mountains family home, Aussie climber Allie Pepper is on a quest to summit the world’s highest 14 peaks in a shorter time than anyone has before — and be the first women to do it.
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