This is such a unique and empowering use of AI. This should be the mindset behind its development and implementation in society.

hypothetically, women’s basketball rules

Grace George was told it could be life or limb when she fell to the court in 2023. Now, after six surgeries and two years of relentless rehab, she’s still chasing a return to the game she loves. To speak to a Lifeline Crisis Supporter, phone 13 11 14 basketball.com.au/news/how-queen…

My white whale. Ezeli, Speights and Varejao played 24 minutes in a four-point loss in game seven. If Bogut plays over them, Golden State win.

Just go watch it, I could say a million things about this brilliant friend of mine. But just watch it.

Using the word brave is overdone these days but Tilly sharing this story in this climate in this country is brave and powerful. Great work by Marnie Vinall abc.net.au/news/2025-06-2…

The 2025 Mitsubishi Motors NBL1 National Finals are coming to Canberra from Friday August 29 to Sunday August 31! 🙌 Don’t miss out on your chance to witness all the action, tickets are on sale now! 🎫 Read more via the 🔗 below nbl1.com.au/news/nbl1-nati…

Accessibility in sports always gets a retweet from me ❤️

Can French import Kadi Sissoko become the WNBL’s next Unicorn? 🦄 UC Capitals Head Coach Paul Goriss thinks so 🤔 Read more: bit.ly/3Gut8xB

The ABC’s series ‘If You’re Listening’ has basically become a must-watch for me. Cannot recommend it enough, it’s journalism with a focus on engaging storytelling. Matt Bevan

Still nuts to me an NBL1 National Champ is playing clutch minutes in the WNBA

LFG

#AsiaCupWomen

If you ain’t watching…

A deep dive in AFLW crowds and what the league plans to do about it. Latest for ABC SPORT: abc.net.au/news/2025-07-2…

First of many big projects at the @wnbl 🤝 And yes i acknowledge the irony of it being tied to NBL1 🫠

In August 2021, I was a full-time student covering the FIBA U19 Women’s World Cup on my own pages. In 2025, I covered the same tournament as a full-time employee for the reborn WNBL. It’s all about working your ass off, even if you think no one’s watching.

The Great Barrier Reef has experienced its greatest annual loss of live coral across most of its expanse in four decades of record-keeping, Australian authorities say. Read more: abcnews.link/xR7OXil