Who’s responsible for fixing the AFL’s culture problem? - podcast
Following a sexual assault allegation linked to the Sydney Swans, the AFL community’s response quickly shifted to premiership points and player suspensions. But for many fans, the real issue isn’t on-field fallout, it’s how the football industry responds when allegations of violence against women emerge. Host Matilda Bosley is joined by sports writer and editor Martin Pegan to unpack why, and…
The Guardian Australia's podcast "Who’s responsible for fixing the AFL’s culture problem?" delves into the response of the Australian Football League (AFL) community following a sexual assault allegation linked to the Sydney Swans. Host Matilda Bosley engages in discussion with sports writer and editor Martin Pegan about the broader issue of how the football industry responds to allegations of violence against women.
The conversation highlights the need for a shift in focus from on-field fallout to the industry's response to such incidents, emphasizing the sidelining of women's experiences and the ongoing delays in inquiries.
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