Celebrating women in sport 🎉
The WA Government is celebrating the passion, strength and leadership of women in sport across Western Australia this March.
Power Her Play will showcase the contribution of women in sport to WA’s cultural, economic and community wellbeing and promote gender equality and development projects and initiatives.
Throughout the month, we’ll be highlighting the leaders, role models and game changers driving women’s sport across our State, from community volunteers to elite athletes, administrators, coaches and officials.
An evidence-based program to promote and foster respect, equality, and inclusion.
IWD celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women, while highlighting the ongoing need for gender equality.
A resource hub for women in sport governance and administration.
Supporting the sustainability of women's national league teams in WA.
Women of Sport provides networking and professional development opportunities for women working or volunteering in the sport industry.
Australia will proudly play host to the AFC Women’s Asian Cup in 2026, with Perth set to host a series of matches.
Australia’s all-conquering women return to the WACA Ground.
When Sadie first stepped onto the beach, she didn’t know how to swim.
Mia Anderson used to find it a challenge to step outside of her comfort zone and try new things.
Media release
The WA Government continues to prioritise community sporting infrastructure and encourage female participation in sport, with upgrades at the Wauhop Park soccer ground in East Fremantle complete.
Eight women’s football clubs in Western Australia have each scored $300,000 as part of State Government funding to ensure a lasting legacy after WA hosted the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
This year’s International Women’s Day theme 'Count Her In: Invest in Women. Accelerate Progress’ recognises that economic empowerment is central to achieving gender equality.
Eight Western Australian women's sports National League teams have scored grants totalling $320,000 in funding awarded by the Sport and Recreation Minister.