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Still on the post-World Cup bandwagon? There are plenty of national team players who will be plying their trade on home turf this season

Cortnee Vine went from a nobody to a somebody overnight and as the A-League Women begins this weekend the Matildas winger details life as a nation's hero.

The prime minister says ‘hateful prejudice’ has no place in Australia, and committed to keep Australian Jews safe

Healthcare professionals, from advanced sports dieticians to general practitioners, are increasingly trading a focus on weight for other, more robust health measures

Australia’s domestic football league resumes against a backdrop of expectation and aspiration after a wildly successful home World Cup

It has been seven weeks since the FIFA Women’s World Cup ended and I for one have fallen into a deep stupor reminiscing about the greatest month of my life. While the post-Tillies victory has left me quite frankly depressed AF, I’m feeling positively rejuvenated by the fact that our…

Matildas captain Sam Kerr returned from injury and just missed a chance to score a late winner in Chelsea's dramatic 1-1 draw with Manchester City.

Matildas star Hayley Raso has scored her first goal for Real Madrid, in her third game, to help the club reach the top of the Liga F table in Spain.

Western Sydney Wanderers will have a fourth A-League Women head coach in as many seasons after sacking Kat Smith 10 days out from their first game.