Women in Football take centre stage during Female Football Week 2023 celebrations
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Women in Football take centre stage during Female Football Week 2023 celebrations

Female Football Week is a national platform to profile and celebrate women in football with the aim of creating greater visibility across all areas of our game. The annual celebration of women and girls in football will take place from 19 - 28 May 2023, only weeks away from th

Lavender Baj
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#MyGame: Lavender Baj

Lavender Baj is many things to many people.

Celebrating milestones on the journey to the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™ through Legacy '23
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Celebrating milestones on the journey to the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™ through Legacy '23

As we reach 100 days before the highly anticipated FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023TM, Football Australia unveils an impressive mosaic to commemorate a multitude of significant moments and contributions since the inception of the bold and forward-thinking Legac

Shivani Mehta
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#MyGame: Shivani Mehta

Shivani Mehta’s earliest football memories come from a time when she could only just about walk. “My earliest football memory is from when I was three, my parents put me into a football skills session at the local club,” she recalled. “I was the only girl and had no idea wh

Awer Mabil
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Harmony Week 2023: Awer Mabil reflects on football and belonging

Harmony Week is a celebration that brings together people from all walks of life in Australian society – celebrating inclusiveness and respect throughout our multicultural nation.

Azmeena Hussain
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Harmony Week 2023: Azmeena Hussain on the opportunity of showcasing Australia's multiculturalism at the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™

A proud Muslim born in Australia to Sri Lankan parents, Azmeena Hussain is a Non-Executive Director at Football Victoria, and a Football Australia Legacy '23 Ambassador.

Kate Jenkins
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Harmony Week 2023: Kate Jenkins on how the power of football can make change in society

Australian Sex Discrimination Commissioner and Legacy ’23 ambassador Kate Jenkins spoke this Harmony Week about the power of sport, particularly football, to make change in society. “Through football, I’ve connected with men and women from so many cultures,” she explained.

Rosie McMahon
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#MyGame: Rosie McMahon

At fourteen years old, most of us are only just beginning to find our way in the world. High school has still barely begun, algebra is still new, and driving is still years away. Young Matilda Rosie McMahon, meanwhile, is already inspiring the next generation.

Susan Sohar
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#MyGame: Susan Sohar

Anyone who grew up playing football will be familiar with this one question. No matter whether you played formally or informally – in goals, or in attack – or if you are male, or female.