Stories by Zoë George

Grant Robertson has announced $2.7 million will go towards a pilot programme for women in leadership roles in sport and a coaching programme.

Making time to listen and understand will help women and girls with "invisible" impairments to play sport in New Zealand, Robyn Cockburn explains in this month's Fair Play podcast.

Are you worried you might not survive the Rugby World Cup conversations around the water cooler? Sports journalist Zoë George is here to help.

If the government is to give more money to rugby, then it should go to women and diversity in the sport, not the All Blacks, says MP Louisa Wall. Audio

After reading this, you might have second thoughts about what you post online.

What is rape culture? It's a question that's come into stark focus in recent court cases, as Radio New Zealand producer Zoe Ferguson and others report. Video, Audio

The tools we use to inform our thinking about weight, health and exercise are flawed, writes Zoë George.

Zoe George loves cricket, but she's not holding her breath that more match-fixing allegations won't come out.

With the Commonwealth Games on the horizon, can we all agree to focus on the athletes' talent, not their looks, asks Zoe George.

Our biological assignment impacts on how we are treated in society and in sport. Should we all not be treated equally?

Girls can only play sport if they play in the girls team - why?

"In the six months this blog has been going, we’ve covered everything from media coverage of women, to sexual identity, to playing rugby league at a maximum security prison."

" Every match, meet, bout, game or whatever is struggle for success, to make it to the end having achieved victory."

Why is it considered acceptable to ask a world-class athlete what guy she would date?

Allegations of match fixing in cricket are all-too-easy to imagine, writes sport blogger Zoe George.

Some people think 'sledging' is part of cricket, but have the Aussies gone too far?