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The Matildas Have Ignited Women’s Sport Across Aus So What Can We Do To Keep The Fire Going?

The Matildas have done something greater than their performance on the field over the Women’s World Cup, and now there’s no going back.

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Two Men Have Been Charged Over The Fkd Sydney Train Delays Last Night After The Matildas Game

The delays took 90 minutes to resolve, but it took HOURS for people to get home.

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‘An absolute inspiration’: Anthony Albanese and Rebel Wilson pay tribute to Matildas after World Cup loss

Chorus of Australian notables thank team for inspiring camaraderie and a new generation of women athletes

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Matildas World Cup semi-final breaks free-to-air ratings record

In this week’s Media Briefs, Matildas fever overcomes us all.

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PSA: Here’s What To Watch Out For If You’re Buying Last Min Tix To England v Australia Game

Matildas fans that they need to be 'very careful' when buying last minute tickets to the England v Australia game due to new scams.

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The latecomer’s guide to channelling your inner Matilda

Learn the offside rule, knit a scarf, and above all remember FOOTBALL IS LIFE

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Morning Mail: All eyes on the Matildas, more scrutiny over consultants, anger as centuries-old tree felled in Tasmania

Australians hold their breath ahead of the World Cup semi-final; PwC in new disclosure revelations; PM urged to witness impacts of native logging

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Connection, camaraderie and belonging: why the Matildas could be making you a sports fan for the very first time

With over seven million Australians hooked onto the world cup viewing, many who have never really been interested in sports have recently found themselves screaming at the TV, cheering in pubs and hugging complete strangers.

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‘You were considered a circus freak’: the long road from the Flying Bats to the Matildas

The days of patronising referees and players deemed ‘unconventional’ are in the past as Australian fans embrace women’s football

The Guardian - AU

Matildas jerseys outsell past editions 13 to 1, as Australian fans clamour for more merchandise

Unprecedented merchandise sales have led to major stockists running low. Here’s how to buy Matildas merch, or make your own to dress the part

The Guardian - AU

Stress of Matildas’ penalty shootout can now make way for World Cup enjoyment

Watching the game against France was nail-biting but having reached the semi-finals for the first time anything from here on in is a bonus

The Guardian - AU

Barr 'strongly prefers' national holiday for Matildas World Cup win

The ACT is also considering a bigger public viewing venue.

The Canberra Times

The Nationals Are Campaigning Against A Public Holiday If The Matildas Win The World Cup

The national cabinet is this coming Wednesday.

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Here We Fkn Go: All The Best Memes & Reactions To The Matildas’ Bonkers Quarter-Final Win

The Matildas have given France an almighty walloping to claw their way into the FIFA Women's World Cup semi-final.

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Role models: how the Matildas have ‘turbocharged’ girls’ football in Australia

With interest in the sport at an all-time high, grassroots clubs have seen a ‘mind-boggling increase’ in female participation

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As the Matildas chase glory in Brisbane, girls nearby are turned away from their overcrowded local club

Australia’s success at the World Cup is inspiring the next generation of players. But where will they play?

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‘Unbelievable for our nation’: fan festival erupts in joy as Matildas progress

Supporters gathered at Darling Harbour in Sydney started partying early as Australia cruised into last 16 of Women’s World Cup

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Tony Gustavsson rues making changes too late in Matildas’ shock defeat to Nigeria

Australia coach Tony Gustavsson insisted he was not disappointed by the Matildas’ performance, despite his injury-hit team’s shock 3-2 loss to Nigeria

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Avocado, coffee, fajitas: the food guru fuelling the Matildas’ dreams

In his fifth World Cup as national team chef, Vini Capovilla needs lots of tricks up his sleeve to nourish a Matildas side hungry for success

Newcastle Herald

From lamington drives to the Cup: an evolution of the Matildas

'It was whatever shirt fitted you - small, medium, large.'

The Canberra Times

Canberra kids' 'once-in-a-lifetime' Women's World Cup honour

On the sidelines of the Matildas opener will be four rising Canberra stars.

Newcastle Herald

Adamstown Rosebud girls to carry flags on World Cup field

'I think it will be a really great experience. I'm not nervous.'

AAP

Clare Polkinghorne ready for history-making World Cup

Clare Polkinghorne has watched the Matildas grow and is embracing the hype as she prepares for an Australian-record fifth Women's World Cup.

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As the women's World Cup looms on the horizon for Australian football, these legendary Matildas have been left behind

As preparations for the women's World Cup hit high gear, some of Australia's greatest ever players are being left behind.

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'I'm only a Matilda because of the A-League': Vine

Cortnee Vine hopes to re-engage an old A-League Women rivalry as second-ranked Sydney FC take on top-of-the-table Western United.

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