Pauline Ferrand-Prévot: France's Cycling Champion Chases Olympic Gold
Global, Published July 10, 2024
Despite three appearances at the Olympic Games, Ferrand-Prévot has yet to stand on the podium. But Paris 2024 could change that.
Sha'Carri Richardson: Sprinting towards redemption at Paris Olympics 2024
Global, Published June 28, 2024
Paris 2024 isn't just another Olympics for Sha'Carri Richardson – it's her moment to rewrite her Olympic story.
Sun Yingsha: China's Table Tennis Prodigy Eyes Gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics
Global, Published June 27, 2024
She has been selected to represent China in both the singles and team events at Paris 2024, setting the stage for what could be a career-defining performance.
Who is Slovenia rock climber Janja Garnbret?
Australia, Published June 18, 2024
At just 25, Janja Garnbret has already made history as the first-ever female Olympic gold medalist in the sport at the Tokyo 2020 Games.
'Sextortion': 1 in 7 adults have had someone threaten to share their intimate images
Australia, Published June 11, 2024
A study surveyed over 16,000 adults across multiple countries within Australia, North and Central America, Europe and Asia.
The 'All Eyes on Rafah' post has sparked a debate on social media
Global, Published May 31, 2024
If you went on your phone at any period of time this week, then you absolutely saw a friend, a celeb or that person you hate-stalk repost an image with the words 'All Eyes on Rafah.' Simran Pasricha explains the origins on the phrase and why it has sparked a debate.
Death penalty for abortion - what is going on in Texas?
Global, Published May 31, 2024
In a move that has sent shockwaves across the nation, at the Texas GOP Convention delegates voted on a 2024 platform that includes a proposal calling for new legislation to establish "fetal personhood" and criminalise abortion as homicide.
Between The Sheets: "I feel PMDD has neutered me"
Australia, Published March 14, 2024
Would you be able to cope with having the energy for sex only five days a month?
Reclaiming Yoga: Navigating Decolonization in a Spiritual Tradition
Global, Published December 20, 2023
Earlier this year, Melbourne-based journalist Simran Pasricha jumped on the chance to complete her Yoga teacher training in India. She was unnerved to find that the course was predominantly filled with white students, many of whom even grumbled at the need to learn Sanskrit as part of their training. Here, she explores the effects of colonisation on her journey with Yoga.
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