‘They are women’: IOC hits back after Olympics gender row erupts
The International Olympic Committee has been forced to defend two boxers in the women’s competition after a gender row erupted at the Paris Games.
The International Olympic Committee has been forced to defend two boxers in the women’s competition after a gender row erupted at the Paris Games.
Tony Gustavsson is unlikely to earn a new deal after his tactics and ‘disorganised’ direction were questioned during an Olympics campaign described internally as a ‘shitshow’.
Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson’s reign as coach will end after this Olympics, but questions have been raised about his management of the team in France.
Angel FC boss Julie Uhrman, the president of the most valuable women’s football franchise in the world, said it is ‘critical’ Australia gets its national women’s competition right to capitalise on the Matildas’ boom.
Five years after her world was rocked by a doping offence she maintains she was innocent of, Shayna Jack finally has a moment of redemption — and she insists it’s only the beginning.
The Matildas’ fitness is under scrutiny and their preparation will be put under the microscope in the wake of the nightmare loss to Germany.
Forever scribbling away in her journal, Mary Fowler details her inner most thoughts. Will the Paris Olympics be a defining chapter?
Explore what life is like for our athletes living in the Paris Olympic Village, and how Australian officials have made it feel like ‘home’ for our great medal hopes.
They will have arguably the best view from the best venue in the entire 2024 Paris Olympic Games. And the Aussie beach volleyball team are still pinching themselves.
Mary Fowler grew up playing football in far-north Queensland with no idea who the Matildas were. Now she is the face of the team, sought after by global brands, and an inspiration for the next generation, writes JESSICA HALLORAN.
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