Sport and Culture

For young people from disadvantaged families and refugee communities in Australia, participating in sport can help to create pathways to belonging

The multi-million dollar fine on a betting company should spur us to finally disentangle gambling from our beloved sports

From broadcasting to betting, players to fans – COVID-19 has permanently changed our sporting landscape here in Australia and around the world

While we have made great steps forward, when the ‘rubber hits the road’ Australia is coming up short when it comes to racism in sport

From the AFL’s Indigenous round to taking the knee, sportspeople can help us strive to be our best – and show the better face of Australia to the world

Gambling is now a part of modern football in Australia, but the COVID-19 pause in footy boosterism has given fans a chance to question their relationship with the AFL

There are far too many recent examples of athletes facing abuse in sport. If we don’t change the structure and culture within sport, it will keep happening

Sports are big on measuring their viewership and revenue, but Australian teenagers are among the least active in the world. At a time when off-field controversies are dominating, how strong is the social license of our sporting bodies?

The ‘withering’ findings in the review of Cricket Australia’s culture and governance have implications for all Australian sports

Research shows that instances of domestic violence can spike during big sporting events, and we all need to be more than spectators and call out violent behaviour