“I’m a travel agent, a dog sitter, a personal assistant…” Josie Eliasson’s role as a show groom is anything but ordinary. From behind-the-scenes chaos to ensuring top riders and horses perform their best, discover what it really takes to be one of the world’s top “super grooms”.
What drives a generation of young women to the all-consuming pursuit of perfection? We speak with photographer, Keerthana Kunnath, revealing how young Indian women are challenging traditional outlooks on the idea of beauty or femininity – even if it comes at a cost.
They said sport wasn’t for us. Priscilla Anyabu and Girlz Are Playaz Too is proving them wrong, turning hesitation into confidence and silence into roars, starting with football. But this is just the beginning, and now you’re invited to be part of what comes next.
The Australian Football Women’s League (AFLW) is the fastest-growing sport in Australia. So why are women and gender-diverse people still underserved? Director and film maker, Mitch Nivalis, captures the realities in their new film, Equal The Contest.
I’m a wellness addict and I’m fed up with being told how to better my health. The more I hear, the less I know, and I’m starting to question whether any of it is actually making me healthier or just more obsessed.
Dreams are big, even on the smallest ponies. The Shetland Pony Grand National is a whirlwind of skill, determination, and pint-sized thrills, where young riders chase their racing dreams.
Being a woman comes with contradictions. Be strong, but not too strong. Be confident, but not too confident. We explore why women downplay their strengths and how we can lift each other up to celebrate every win.
Ice hockey: an intense, high-speed battle on ice, known for its passionate crowds, precision, and physicality. For many, it conjures images of American arenas packed with roaring fans. Yet, here in the UK, it’s a different story…
“Burlesque is as much for me as it is for the audience - I am the power.”
Step into Amelia Campbell’s world of performance, storytelling, and self-discovery.
Maya Gabeira overcame a near-fatal injury to ride the world's biggest wave, an achievement captured in the documentary Maya & The Wave. The film's director and cinematographer, Stephanie Johnes, embarked on her own remarkable journey to bring this story to life.
