Maybe it’s just me, but I always find it odd when a panel of men talk about women and women’s rights. In exactly the same way I would find it odd if a panel of women spoke about men and their rights.

How 50- percent of a county’s population can disappear and the world barely notices. The Taliban might not answer but we must keep asking questions…

“Obviously my whole world stopped," #Matildas player Aivi Luik on being handed a doping ban which lawyers say is completely at odds with the rules. #doping #antidoping #WADA #Matildas #football #integrity #ethics full interview check link in bio.

A veteran #Matildas player who always put the team first...Aivi Luik on pulling her name from #Paris2024 #Olympic selection after being informed of a doping ban which Catherine Ordway, PhD University of Canberra says the World Anti-Doping Agency WADA can take this further, "It can easily

The lawyer representing #Matildas veteran Aivi Luik as she fights against her doping ban is Alexis Schoeb. He says he's never seen another case like it...I am yet to hear from a sports lawyer who has. #antidoping #doping #wada #cas #football #integrity #ethics #sportslaw

Matildas defender Aivi Luik is battling to have her name cleared after receiving a three-month doping ban after treating a back injury with a banned substance. The Sports Ambassador Podcast host, Tracey Holmes, joins us.

For Paris 2024 OBS is offering to the Paralympic Games Broadcasters the most extensive coverage ever.

"I wanted to come out from the prison that was imposed on me and I did come out...I want the world to not see Afghan girls as victims or as weak, but I want them to see us as brave," Zakia Khudadadi Zakia Khudadadi who made medal history at the Paralympic Games in #Paris2024 this week.

Believe me, one day this story will be a feature film...this is Zakia Khudadadi Zakia Khudadadi then and now as I go back to her 2021 journey where she fled the Taliban to compete in Tokyo through to today and, importantly, her dreams for tomorrow. This week's The Sports Ambassador

This is tragic on so many levels…Ugandan #Olympic Athlete Rebecca #Cheptegei Set On Fire By Boyfriend, Leaving Her With 75% Burns

This is genuinely extraordinary: the latest ASPI Critical Technology Tracker is out and China is now in the lead for an incredible 57 out of the 64 key technologies of the future, i.e. 90% of the technologies. The US leads the other 7. A small 🧵 of what's in the report

Former Labor leader Bill Shorten is a great fit with University of Canberra given his understanding of sport, the importance of athletes’ rights etc, and the Uni’s strong presence in sports research/management/media/integrity through UCRISE especially during the green and gold runway

What, in 2024 we cannot find another way to reduce inflation other than by hurting the poor who are already struggling? For what comes next, take a look at the US. “Some may have to sell their homes” - RBA governor gives economic warning ⁦The Sydney Morning Herald⁩ apple.news/A4P9BBY0XSqKwT…

#RIP Rebecca Cheptegei, Olympic Runner From Uganda, Dies After Gasoline Attack The athlete, who was set on fire in Kenya by her boyfriend, competed in the women’s marathon at the #Paris2024 #Olympics via ⁦The New York Times⁩ nytimes.com/2024/09/05/spo…