A free Easter feast of footy with four NRL games this week on Nine

Kicking off with Thursday Night Footy on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, the Manly Sea Eagles host the St George Illawarra Dragons from 7.30pm AEST. In pregame coverage we chat to Red V captain Clint Gutherson, on his return to the ground where it all began for the Manly junior – 4 Pines Park, Brookvale.

Manly skipper Daly Cherry-Evans drops in before he aims to get his team back inside the winners circle with the boisterous Brookvale faithful behind them. In the post match Sammy Thaiday visits the home of NRLW and Queensland State of Origin superstar Tamika Upton in a fresh edition of Their House.

The Bulldogs and Bunnies will hop straight into a double-header of games from 3.00pm AEST live from the Sydney Royal Easter Show on Good Friday Footy in front of 70,000 fans. 

Making his return from injury, Bulldogs playmaker Matt Burton and coach Cameron Ciraldo chat to the panel, while the kids get a treat from The Wiggles, when the yellow wiggle, Tsehay, shares her proud connection to the club. And keep an eye out for Brad Fittler when he goes on the hunt for his elusive handshake from supercoach Wayne Bennett before the game.

Straight after, the Storm are looking ominous once again as they get ready to attack Friday Night Footy against the Dolphins at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane from 7.30pm.

Reigning Dally M Medal winner Jahrome Hughes appears as we dive into the numbers behind how he’s become Storm’s most important player. With State of Origin lurking we look at the players who are pressing their case for a start with the Blues and Maroons in 2025.

On Sunday the Knights are keen to make amends at home in Newcastle after three consecutive losses in Sunday Arvo Footy against the Sharks from 3.00pm. 

The eighth Immortal and Knights premiership legend Andrew Johns offers his thoughts on how they can fix their attacking woes ahead of kick off. Sharks coach Craig Fitzgibbon and flying fullback Will Kennedy chat to NRL on Nine before they attempt to climb back into the top 8.  

BROADCAST SCHEDULE: NRL ROUND 7 ON THE 9NETWORK

Thursday, April 17

THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL – SEA EAGLES v DRAGONS
Sydney          7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Brisbane        7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Melbourne     7.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Adelaide        7.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Perth              5.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now

Friday, April 18

GOOD FRIDAY FOOTY – BULLDOGS v RABBITOHS
Sydney            3.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Brisbane          3.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Melbourne       3.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Adelaide          2.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Perth               1.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now

FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY – DOLPHINS v STORM
Sydney            7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Brisbane          7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Melbourne       7.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Adelaide          7.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Perth               5.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now

Sunday, April 20

WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS
Panel – Mark Taylor, Bronte Campbell, Georgie Parker and host Nick McArdle
Sydney / Brisbane – 10.00am on Channel 9
Melbourne / Adelaide / Perth – 12.00pm on Channel 9


THE SUNDAY FOOTY SHOW – Billy Slater, Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler and host Emma Lawrence. 
Sydney / Brisbane 11.00am on Channel 9
Melbourne 11.00am / Adelaide 10.30am / Perth 11.00am on 9Gem

SUNDAY ARVO FOOTY – KNIGHTS v SHARKS
Sydney          3.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Brisbane        3.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Melbourne     3.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Adelaide        2.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Perth             1.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now

Monday, April 21

100% FOOTY –  8.40pm on Channel 9 and 9Now in NSW/Queensland. 
Phil Gould, Paul Gallen, Cameron Smith to weigh in on the big issues. Host James Bracey will steer the ship, while 9News rugby league reporters Danny Weidler and Michael Chammas bring the latest breaking news each week.

NRL ON NINE DIGITAL THIS WEEK: STREAM FREE ON 9NOW

167 Podcast – Three of the Melbourne Storm’s biggest names will bring you exclusive insights and behind-the-scenes access on 9Now with weekly the 167 podcast diving into all things NRL and beyond.
Ryan Papenhuyzen, Cam Munster and Jahrome Hughes give you a front-row seat to the 2025 season, delivering plenty of laughs, interviews with sports stars, fan-submitted questions, and much more. Stream for free on 9Now


Six Tackles with Gus – This week Gus and Mat Thompson will delve into the Lachlan Galvin drama, answer all your listener questions and Gus finalises his team by adding centres for ‘Gus’ Auction House’.

Freddy and The Eighth – Wednesday night on Channel 9 in NSW/QLD, Stream on 9Now
Join Danika Mason, Andrew Johns and Brad Fittler for a unique look at the rugby league world and their take on the biggest moments from the past week with plenty of fun as well. 

NRL ON NINE: ROUND 7
FROM THURSDAY, APRIL 17
LIVE AND FREE ON CHANNEL 9HD AND 9NOW

Wednesday, 16 April, 2025

Nine Podcast Network surges ahead in March rankings

With more than 1.4 million listeners tuning in across its growing slate, Nine Podcasts’ momentum is driven by a commitment to quality content that connects with Australian audiences. From news and business to sport, lifestyle and entertainment, Nine’s diverse lineup is winning over more ears than ever.

The return of the footy season gave several shows a major boost, with 3AW Football attracting over 55,000 listeners and Six Tackles with Gus reaching 52,000. Other strong performers in the Top 200 include Real Footy, Eddie & Jimmy, and Marlee & Me.

March 2025LISTENERSDOWNLOADS
Nine Podcast Network1,421,4783,441,400

Nine Radio’s Head of Digital Growth, Mia Stern, said, “This jump in the publisher rankings is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team. We are incredibly proud to see our podcasts connecting with more listeners than ever before. Our focus remains on delivering compelling audio experiences, making that content available as widely as possible, and providing valuable opportunities for advertisers to reach engaged audiences.”

Source: Australian Podcast Ranker – Top Podcasts Australian Made, March 1-31 2025, Downloads, Listeners. 

For further information, please contact:
Caitlin Lynch
Senior Communications Manager – Nine
clynch@nine.com.au

Wednesday, 16 April, 2025

9News content to run across oOh!media’s network of digital billboards reaching millions of Australians

Nine’s Director of News & Current Affairs, Fiona Dear, said: “We have been actively evolving our news product to ensure we are reaching our audience where they are in their day-to-day lives. Whether that be on their daily commute, at work, or at home, we want our news content to be easy to consume and access. This partnership with oOh! is another piece to our puzzle, ensuring that we are broadening our distribution even further, and giving millions of Australians daily updates to keep them informed.” 

Cathy O’Connor, CEO of oOh!media, said: “The partnership with 9News is yet another step forward in our strategy to enhance the Out of Home experience by delivering high-quality, contextually relevant content at scale. This initiative further reinforces oOh!’s commitment to making public spaces better by providing timely, attention-grabbing content that extends the value exchange for both audiences and our advertising partners.”

Nine’s Director of Growth & Retention, Helena O’Dowd, said: “As one of Australia’s leading and most trusted news providers, 9News is excited to extend our reach even further through this partnership. By leveraging oOh!’s extensive large format digital network, we can deliver breaking news and local updates to audiences on the move, ensuring more Australians stay informed no matter where they are. This collaboration reinforces our commitment to providing timely, accurate, and engaging news content in new and innovative ways.”

For further information, please contact:
Adrian Motte
Senior Communications Manager – Trade & Publishing
amotte@nine.com.au

Wednesday, 16 April, 2025

The Great Debate – Albanese and Dutton face off

Joining Ally to put the tough questions to the leaders will be a panel of seasoned political journalists from Australia’s largest media organisation:
Charles Croucher – 9News Political Editor
Deb Knight – 2GB and Nine Radio
Phil Coorey – Australian Financial Review

Fiona Dear, Director of News and Current Affairs for Nine, said:
“This is a critical moment in the election campaign. This debate will give voters the clearest look yet at the visions and values of each leader. Whether it’s on the couch with the family watching on Channel 9, 9Now or Stan, or listening on radio and catching the online analysis across Nine’s premier mastheads, it’s a must-watch for anyone who cares about the future direction of this country.”

Debate rules have been designed to ensure a fair and engaging exchange of ideas. Some interjection will be allowed to encourage a free-flowing discussion, though the moderator will police repeated interruptions. 

At the conclusion of the debate, Nine’s expert panel will return to break down the major moments and call a winner.

For further information, please contact:
Terry Stuart
Senior Communications Manager
tstuart@nine.com.au

Monday, 14 April, 2025

At Home with Josh Giddey Wide World of Sports exclusive

Giddey invites Wide World of Sports US sports correspondent Brad Blanks into his home in Chicago in a stacked show that includes Geelong Cats great Jimmy Bartel joins the show to give his lowdown on AFL Gather Round in Adelaide. Plus, ultra-runner Fran Hurndall drops by the studio before she embarks on a cross country adventure, raising awareness and funds for a very important cause.

Swimming legend Cate Campbell gives a no holds barred opinion on everything in the last week of sport, charismatic former Aussie Tennis pro John Millman, Aussie rower Georgie Rowe and host Nick McArdle form the panel.

GIDDEY INTERVIEW CLIP AVAILABLE HERE
IMAGES AVAILABLE HERE

10.00am AEST on Channel 9 and 9Now – Sydney and Brisbane
12.00pm AEST on Channel 9 and 9Now – Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth 

Giddey at home with Brad Blanks holding the game ball from he made his match winning shot against the Lakers

WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS
CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW – SUNDAY APRIL 13

Saturday, 12 April, 2025

2GB brings the Royal Easter Show to life with 100 hours of live broadcasts

Listeners can look forward to catching all the action and atmosphere of the Show, as 2GB’s popular programs are presented live from the 2GB broadcast stage. Join Ben Fordham, Mark Levy, Michael McLaren, Clinton Maynard, and Luke Grant, along with the much-loved Continuous Call Team, as they bring the Show’s highlights directly to the airwaves.

The 2GB broadcast stage will be located outside the Woolworths Dome, at the convenient corner of Showground Road and Riverina Avenue, with listeners encouraged to come down and experience the broadcasts live!

2GB Promotions and Community Manager, Luke Davis said: “Our team at 2GB loves nothing more than getting out to the Easter Show each year to share the atmosphere, stories, and characters with our loyal listeners. The Show is a significant event for Sydney, and the team at the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW does such an incredible job – it’s 2GB’s great pleasure to partner with them for another cracking Royal Easter Show.”

2GB Broadcast Schedule – Live From the Show

Friday 11 April 2025

  • 5.30am – 9.00am – Ben Fordham Live
  • 9.00am – 12.00pm – Mornings with Mark Levy
  • 12.00pm – 3.00pm – Afternoons with Michael McLaren
  • 3.00pm – 6.00pm – Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard

Saturday 12 April 2025

  • 9.00am – 1.00pm – Weekends with Luke Grant
  • 1.00pm – 7.30pm – The Continuous Call Team – Mark Levy, Darryl Brohman, Paul Gallen and Mark Riddell – including a full game call of the 5.30pm Rabbitohs vs. Cowboys NRL game – LIVE on stage!

Sunday 13 April 2025

  • 9.00am – 1.00pm – Weekends with Luke Grant
  • 1.00pm – 7.00pm – The Continuous Call Team – Gavin Pitchford, Darryl Brohman, Mark Geyer, Neil Breen and Jamie Soward – including a full game call of the 4.05pm Knights vs. Tigers NRL game – LIVE on stage!

Monday 14 April – Friday 18 April 2025

  • 9.00am – 12.00pm – Mornings with Mark Levy
  • 12.00pm – 3.00pm – Afternoons with Michael McLaren
  • 3.00pm – 6.00pm – Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard

Saturday 19 April 2025

  • 9.00am – 1.00pm – Weekends with Luke Grant
  • 1.00pm – 7.30pm – The Continuous Call Team – Mark Levy, Darryl Brohman, Paul Gallen and Allana Ferguson – including a full game call of the 5.30pm Warriors vs. Broncos NRL game – LIVE on stage!

Sunday 20 April 2025

  • 9.00am – 1.00pm – Weekends with Luke Grant
  • 1.00pm – 7.00pm – The Continuous Call Team – Gavin Pitchford, Darryl Brohman, Mark Geyer, Mark Riddell, Neil Breen and Chris Warren- including a full game call of the 4.05pm Knights vs. Sharks NRL game – LIVE on stage!

For further information, please contact:
Caitlin Lynch
Senior Communications Manager, Nine
clynch@nine.com.au 

Friday, 11 April, 2025

Cleary’s Dolphin watch, Broncox Roosters bout and Luai’s Tigers travel to Newy

Australian Kangaroos and New South Wales Blues fullback Dylan Edwards joins NRL on Nine before he makes his return from injury, when the Panthers aim to avoid a five-peat of losses on Thursday Night Footy, against the Dolphins from 7.30pm AEST at Suncorp Stadium. 

Nathan Cleary’s former understudy at Penrith, now Dolphins halfback Isaiya Katoa, shares his journey in a special feature story before he takes on his junior club, and the Eighth Immortal Andrew Johns selects his top five prop forwards of the modern era.

A rivalry between two of the NRL’s heavyweight clubs will head up Friday Night Footy when the Broncos host the Roosters. The best of the Broncos will chat live to NRL on Nine with flashy fullback Reece Walsh, coach Michael Maguire and a special edition of footy show segment Their House, when club legend Sam Thaiday visits the home of returning recruit Ben Hunt

We dive into what makes Broncos machine turned man Payne Haas tick, and the last Broncos premiership captain Darren Lockyer, reflects on the good times from their 2000 Grand Final victory against the Roosters.

From the chook pen Roosters captain James Tedesco will preview their chances and injured halfback Sam Walker gives his thoughts on their new halves pairing, which features local junior Hugo Savala.

The Newcastle Knights will lean on their patriotic home support against the resurgent Wests Tigers on Sunday Arvo Footy. In coverage from 3.00pm proud Cessnock Goannas local junior Fletcher Sharpe shares his journey to the Knights, we kick it with the kids with a new Sunday Footy Sidekick joining the broadcast, and we chat to the Thompson family before brothers Leo and Tyrone Thompson play NRL together for the first time for the Knights.

We’ll enter the Wests Tigers jungle with a look back at their 2005 premiership victory, chatting to coach Benji Marshall and star recruit Jarome Luai before the panel weigh in on how much their prodigious halfback Lachlan Galvin is worth at this early stage of his career.

In commentary exclusively for Nine’s Wide World of Sports is rugby league Immortal Andrew Johns and fellow premiership winners Cameron Smith, Billy Slater, Phil Gould, Johnathan Thurston, Brad Fittler, Paul Gallen, Darren Lockyer, Millie Elliott and Sam Thaiday. Hosts by James Bracey and Danika Mason, plus women’s internationals Ruan Sims and Allana Ferguson, sideline reporters Marlee Silva and Emma Lawrence. Calling the live action is Mat Thompson, Peter Psaltis and Brenton Speed.

BROADCAST SCHEDULE: NRL ROUND 6 ON THE 9NETWORK

Thursday, April 10
THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL – DOLPHINS v PANTHERS
Sydney          7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Brisbane        7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Melbourne     7.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Adelaide        7.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Perth               5.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now

Friday, April 11

FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY – BRONCOS v ROOSTERS
Sydney            7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Brisbane          7.30pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Melbourne       7.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Adelaide          7.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Perth               5.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now

Sunday, April 13


WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS – This Week: Aussie NBA star for the Chicago Bulls, Josh Giddey, sits down with Brad Blanks for an in depth interview.
Panel – Cate Campbell, John Millman, Olympic rower Georgie Rowe, and host Nick McArdle
Sydney / Brisbane – 10.00am on Channel 9
Melbourne / Adelaide / Perth – 12.00pm on Channel 


THE SUNDAY FOOTY SHOW – Billy Slater, Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler and host Emma Lawrence. 
Turn It Up special guest: Roosters and England legend Adrian Morley

Sydney / Brisbane 11.00am on Channel 9
Melbourne 11.00am / Adelaide 10.30am / Perth 11.00am on 9Gem

SUNDAY ARVO FOOTY – KNIGHTS v WESTS TIGERS
Sydney          3.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Brisbane        3.00pm on Channel 9HD, stream free on 9Now
Melbourne     3.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Adelaide        2.30pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now
Perth             1.00pm on 9GemHD, stream free on 9Now

Monday, April 14

100% FOOTY –  8.40pm on Channel 9 and 9Now in NSW/Queensland. 
Special Guest: Cody Walker
The heart and soul of the Rabbitohs and proud Indigenous All Stars representative Cody Walker, joins Phil Gould, Paul Gallen and Cameron Smith to weigh in on the big issues. Host James Bracey will steer the ship, while 9News rugby league reporters Danny Weidler and Michael Chammas bring the latest breaking news each week.

NRL ON NINE DIGITAL THIS WEEK: STREAM FREE ON 9NOW

Freddy and The Eighth – Wednesday night on Channel 9 in NSW/QLD, Stream on 9Now
Join Danika Mason, Andrew Johns and Brad Fittler for a unique look at the rugby league world and their take on the biggest moments from the past week with plenty of fun as well.  

NRL ON NINE: ROUND 6
FROM TONIGHT – THURSDAY, APRIL 10
LIVE AND FREE ON CHANNEL 9HD AND 9NOW

Thursday, 10 April, 2025

Australian Age Swimming Championships free on 9Now

Our aspiring Los Angeles 2028 and Brisbane 2032 Olympians and Paralympians will compete amongst 2500 swimmers, including 50 international visitors, aged 12-18 years old as the Aussie Dolphins of the future get their chance to make a name for themselves. 

Amongst them is Josh Conias, who missed out by just 0.02 on claiming Kyle Chalmers’ national age record in the 16 years 50m freestyle. The 17-year-old is apprentice to Paris 2024 50m freestyle gold medalist Cam McEvoy, with both training under Tim Lane.

Every heats and finals session at Brisbane Aquatic Centre is available to watch anywhere, anytime on Nine’s free streaming service, 9Now. 

At the conclusion of this meet, a Junior Dolphins team will be selected for the 2025 World Junior Championships in Romania.

The Australian Age Championships is the first of the major swimming tournaments on the 9Network in 2025 with Australia’s best swimmers back in the pool for the World Swimming Championship Trials in Adelaide from June 9-14.

Australian Age and Multi Class Swimming Championships stream live and free on 9Now, April 10-18.

For further information, please contact:
Ryley McKay
Senior Publicist & Digital Manager – Sport
ryley.mckay@nine.com.au

Wednesday, 9 April, 2025

Nine and Rugby Australia expand partnership to bring fans more world-class Rugby coverage

Stan Sport remains the place for fans to witness all the major moments of Rugby Union both here and around the world, including every Super Rugby Pacific round and the biggest international showdowns in a single destination. While all Australians can unite behind their Wallabies and Wallaroos with every home match and all of the Bledisloe Cup live and free on the 9Network and 9Now.

Set to make international rugby even more of a must-watch event, the deal will include the new Nations Cup, upon the final competition framework being confirmed. This biennial tournament will pit the SANZAAR Unions, Japan and Fiji against the might of the Six Nations Unions in a nail-biting new addition to the global rugby calendar.

Since the beginning of the partnership in 2021, Rugby Australia and Nine have worked together to elevate the profile of rugby across Australia, significantly growing audiences – up 11% on Stan and 17% on Nine year-on-year – and delivering unforgettable and entertaining moments at all levels of the game.

Nine CEO, Matt Stanton, said: “Today’s announcement reinforces Nine’s position as the home of Australia’s biggest sporting moments – bringing unrivalled entertainment, access and reach to fans, and the strongest and most effective partnership for premier sporting bodies that delivers like no other Australian media organisation can. We know there is no better combination than the 9Network, 9Now and Stan Sport to grow a sport’s popularity and deepen its connection with its fan base.”

“We are thrilled to extend our partnership with Rugby Australia at a time when live sport continues to demonstrate its ability to drive strong growth across streaming and free-to-air audiences. This agreement isn’t just about showing world-class rugby – it’s about delivering fans a world-class experience on their screens. Whether through live coverage, streaming, expert commentary or exclusive insights, we’re ensuring every moment of Rugby on Nine is an unmissable event.”

Rugby Australia CEO, Phil Waugh, said: “The continuation of this partnership is a significant step forward for rugby in Australia. Working with Nine and Stan Sport, we have been able to deliver exceptional coverage to our fans while continuing to invest in the growth of the game. Rugby Australia is thrilled to extend this collaboration, and we look forward to the exciting opportunities ahead.” 

The partnership ensures coverage of the extensive domestic and international rugby calendar for the Wallabies, All Blacks, Springboks and Argentina, including The Rugby Championship and Bledisloe Cup, as well as the newly-announced SAAB tours showcasing the All Blacks and Springboks tours. 

L-R: Phil Waugh, Matt Stanton, Maddison Levi, Joseph Suaalii, Morgan Turinui

Supporting this high-quality schedule of international tier one rugby will be the Super Rugby Pacific, Super Rugby Women’s, and leading domestic Australian, New Zealand and South African competitions, all live and on-demand on Stan Sport.

As part of the renewed partnership, rugby fans can look forward to:

  • Comprehensive coverage of Super Rugby Pacific, Super Rugby Women’s, and key Rugby Australia Test matches – including the Wallabies, Wallaroos, Bledisloe Cup, and The Rugby Championship fixtures – along with highlights, mini matches, and full match replays. All available live and on-demand on Stan Sport, with select matches in 4K Ultra HD.
  • Exclusive behind-the-scenes content and innovations to bring fans closer to the game, including through Stan Sport’s exclusive bespoke rugby shows that bring the game to life seven days a week.

This partnership reaffirms Nine and Stan’s commitment to serving as the ultimate destination for rugby in Australia, ensuring fans across the country can access the game’s biggest moments across multiple platforms.

For further information, please contact:
Ryley McKay
Senior Publicist & Digital Manager – Sport
ryley.mckay@nine.com.au

Caitlin Lynch
Senior Communications Manager – Corporate
clynch@nine.com.au

Wednesday, 9 April, 2025

New interactive series highlights what determines women’s financial fate

Choose Her Own Adventure is an FW social media campaign and content series supported by our partnership with La Trobe Financial. Focusing on a new decade of each week, as FW’s online community chooses how Anna’s life unfolds, a cast of financial coaches and commentators will unpack every economic benefit, risk and opportunity that comes her way. 

“Anna has some big choices to make and they all carry financial consequences, which we’ll learn more about along the way,” said series creator and FW Deputy Managing Director, Jamila Rizvi. “Ultimately, whatever shape Anna’s life takes, it will be your call.”

Combining economic data with financial expertise, Choose Her Own Adventure shines a light on why women are short-changed at every age and stage of their lives. It highlights how, on average, professional women earn less than their male peers, are financially penalised for having children and find it harder to make ends meet in retirement. 

“Do not fear. You have plenty of time to learn how to invest – and even to make mistakes as you build your skills and confidence,” says financial educator Lacey Filipich, who features in the series. “You just have to get started. And you can start small, with a few hundred dollars.”

Choose Her Own Adventure will drive conversation and awareness about women’s economic security and the importance of building financial literacy. It will also share expert advice on how to improve economic outcomes and where to find support. 

Rizvi said: “Our award-winning content team is proud to have supported La Trobe Financial to create this first-of-a-kind, interactive campaign that puts women in control of their financial fate.”

Choose Her Own Adventure is a content series by FW, supported by our partnership with La Trobe Financial. Head to the FW Instagram account, vote in their social polls and subscribe to their newsletter and get results, insights and advice straight to your inbox. 

Media opportunities

  • Jamila Rizvi, gender equality advocate, author and FW deputy managing director (Melbourne, VIC)
  • Georgie Dent, CEO of The Parenthood (Sydney, NSW)
  • Annie Sestito, Senior Vice President, Chief People & Marketing Officer at La Trobe Financial (Melbourne, VIC)
  • Natasha Janssens, founder of Women With Cents (Canberra, ACT)
  • Lacey Filipich, founder of Money School (Perth, WA)
  • Dawn Thomas, senior financial adviser at The Wealth Designers (Perth, WA) 

Facts about women compared to men in Australia

The 2021 Census revealed that the number of women experiencing homelessness increased 10.1% between 2016 and 2021, compared to a 1.6% increase for men.

For every dollar on average men earn, women earn 88 cents. That’s $246.30 less than men each week.

The median superannuation balance in June 2021 for those aged 60 to 64 was  $158,806 for females and $211,996 for males, a 25% per cent difference.

For further information, please contact:
Melanie Dimmitt
FW Content Specialist
melanie.dimmitt@futurewomen.com 

Monday, 7 April, 2025