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29th Quills: Coverage of Women in Sport, sponsored by the Office for Women in Sport and Recreation

Marnie Vinall and Greg Baum of The Age have won the Quill for Coverage of Women in Sport, sponsored by the Office for Women in Sport and Recreation, for their coverage of the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

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28th Quills: Coverage of Women in Sport, sponsored by the OWSR

Jeremy Story Carter of the ABC National Regional Reporting Team has won the 2022 Coverage of Women in Sport Quill, sponsored by the Office for Women in Sport and Recreation, for his piece “Is this Australia's coolest footy team?”

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2021 Quills: Coverage of Women in Sport, sponsored by VicHealth

Tom Cowie and Rachael Dexter of The Sunday Age has won the 2021 Quill for Coverage of Women in Sport, sponsored by VicHealth.

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2020 Quills: VicHealth Quill for Coverage of Women in Sport

Chris Gillett of ABC 7.30 has won the 2020 VicHealth Quill for Coverage of Women in Sport Quill

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2019 Quills: The VicHealth Quill for Coverage of Women in Sport

Lucy Carter of ABC 7.30 has won the 2019 VicHealth Quill for Coverage of Women in Sport

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2018 Quills: The VicHealth Quill for Coverage of Women in Sport

Samantha Lane of The Age has won the inaugural VicHealth Quill for Coverage of Women in Sport

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New Quill celebrates coverage of women in sport

VicHealth supports Quill recognising great journalism in the reporting of women in sport.

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Linda Pearce wins 2023 Harry Gordon Sports Journalist of The Year Award

Linda’s compelling series on the failure of the Collingwood netball club revealed the dysfunction at the heart of the famous football club’s foray into women’s netball.

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The World Cup, women’s sport and journalism: where to from here?

Join us for this important discussion with a stellar panel of athletes and experts, including Gabriela Garton, Nana Owusu-Afriyie, Marnie Vinall and Dr Kasey Symons

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The World Cup and media coverage: time for all of us to play a role

In the aftermath of the extensive media coverage of the marvellous Matildas at the World Cup, athlete and sports broadcaster Nana Owusu-Afriyie pinpoints how the team’s stellar achievements have lifted the visibility of women’s sport in Australia. But after the World Cup party, what happens next? In this article, Nana argues that although the World Cup's impact has been positive, fans, athletes, and the media need to continue advocating for equal coverage of women’s sport.

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