Cathy Freeman
Olympic legend Cathy Freeman has received one of the top gongs at the Order of Australia awards but organisers are calling out a gender imbalance.
A lifelong commitment to community and family has driven the work of this powerhouse for Indigenous rights, who considers her life one that's been well lived.
Cathy Freeman understands the excitement - and the pressures - of the path for which Gout Gout seems destined. The Kuku-Yalanji and Birri Gubba champion says the rising track star, who was born in Ips...
Twenty-five years ago, Cathy Freeman was in Lane 6 at Sydney Olympic Park before a crowd of 112,000, waiting to complete the biggest 400m race of her career. In 49.
Athletics icon Cathy Freeman has been officially inducted into Stadium Australia's newly established Hall of Fame, cementing her place at the heart of one of Australia's most iconic sporting venues.
It's a thought almost too hard to fathom. That Cathy Freeman got her athletics career somewhat wrong. That the 2000 Olympic gold medallist did not reach her physical peak in just the 400 metres.
Proud Kuku Yalanji and Birri Gubba woman and Olympic champion Cathy Freeman has been announced as a keynote speaker at the Northern Territory's October Business Month.
Renowned Western Aranda artist, Vincent Namatjira OAM, is set to showcase his second solo exhibition at the prominent contemporary art gallery Ames Yavuz.
In an extraordinary confession, Olympic legend Cathy Freeman feels she never completely fulfilled her potential as an athlete. Reflecting on her remarkable career as the Paris Games approach, Freeman...
A mob Elder inserted the kind of wisdom in Calab Law's head early in life, delivering to the prospective sprinter a belief in his character beyond the track that just belied his age.
Cricketer Ashleigh Gardner has been presented the historic first National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sportsperson of the Year honour to the backdrop of the MCG.
Cathy Freeman grew up at Mackay, educated throughout South-East Queensland, lives life largely in Victoria now, but that greatest moment will always belong to Sydney.
Cathy Freeman has surprised the Matildas in camp to give some key advice on how to handle the pressure in their own bid to make history at the Women's World Cup.