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KIERSTEN DUKE: Jamie Kah is a trailblazer in the saddle, but it’s what she gets up to off the track that comes in for undue scrutiny and it’s simply not fair.
JACKSON BARRETT: The Test team is facing a batting crisis a year after David Warner was given an extended send-off instead of blooding new openers — and Steve Smith’s latest bombshell hasn’t helped matters.
It was a tough week for many women in the AFL industry, none tougher than Kate Dempsey, writes Kate McCarthy.
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MARK ‘SPUDD’ CARROLL: In my 2024 NRL season review detailing the good, the bad and the ugly I have a few bones to pick with league HQ.
MITCHELL JOHNSON: The Aussies are still reeling from their shock defeat at the hands of South Africa but should not lose heart.
GEORGIE PARKER: I was sickened but not surprised by the vile behaviour of the Giants. As a female working in a male dominated sports industry I know first-hand the affects of sexism in the workplace.
The fill-in Aussie skipper faces a huge challenge in leading her team to another T20 World Cup title. She could take a leaf out of Ricky Ponting’s book in the best way to lead.
The team are steamrolling their way to another T20 World Cup title but will they get there with Alyssa Healy?
KIERSTEN DUKE: There’s so much to love about this jam-packed day at Royal Randwick, but the romance will only continue if you can pick a winner. These are the horses to keep an eye in the home straight.
MITCHELL WOODCOCK: West Coast fans have been left fuming by the club trading away pick No.3 in a trade period shock. And the only way to calm them down might be luring Chad Warner west next year.
MARK ‘SPUDD’ CARROLL: Making the game truly national is a noble thought but the Western Bears will never work.
GEORGIE PARKER: While this season we have seen the best match of AFLW ever played, we have also now seen what could be the worst game of AFLW ever played - and the compressed draw wasn’t to blame.
JUSTIN LANGER: Getting the best out of people in the high-pressure cauldron of professional sport is a riddle few can solve, but there are a few simple rules I have come to appreciate as a coach.
MITCHELL JOHNSON: There is nothing I enjoyed more than pummelling England in the Ashes but there is one batsman I have always respected.
Aussie selectors need to think outside the box - and the current team - if we are any chance of stopping India winning Down Under again.