RSN's Sporting Women - Bianca Chatfield -Former Vixen and Diamond We talk to Bianca about the evolving space of netball as we move towards the new competition in 2017, I ask if she if looking for a role with the new competition given that she is a Collingwood Supporter....

The below information is from Bianca's Web Site:

Former Captain of the Melbourne Vixens

Former Vice-Captain of the Australian Diamonds

Premiership Captain of Melbourne Vixens 2009, 2014

Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist 2014, Silver Medallist 2006

World Championship Gold Medal - 2007

Melbourne Phoenix Premiership Player 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005

Netball Victoria 'Legend of the Game'

Bianca is one of the youngest players ever to have debuted for the Australian Diamonds at the age of only 18. She made a name for herself on the court as one of the toughest defenders in the country, and as one of the most respected leaders in women's sport.

Twitter @biancachatfield

http://www.biancachatfield.com/

RSN's Sporting Women - Jo McKinnon. Jo is currently on Air with RSN filling in for Winners Host Nadia Horne, we talk Jo about her various role in and around Racing here in Australia, she will be the ambassador for the Cairns Amateurs Carnival again later this year, she been a part of a great project in a Race Track Somewhere, which shines a light on racing in remote location. Jo is also a part of the Racing dot com team, and the Racing live on channel 78, along with another program Turf Life that show our racing industry in a very different light, showing us the behind the scenes. Jo also is on the cover of the current Ladies in Racing Magazine.

Twitter @Jo_McKinnon

Facebook: www.facebook.com/aracetracksomewhere

https://www.racing.com/shows/turf-life

RSN's Sporting Women speak with Kate Jenkins - Sex Discrimination Commissioner We speak about her passion for sport and about the positive influence of now having many strong positive role models in the sports arena, and how we can promote health positive community attitudes toward our athletes.

Kate Jenkins was appointed as Australia's Sex Discrimination Commissioner for a 5 year term commencing April 2016.

Kate comes to this role recognising the immediate priorities of preventing violence against women and their children; securing women's economic security; and advocating for greater diversity in decision making roles across our community. She also recognises sport as a key setting to advance gender equality.

Kate is leading the Australian Human Rights Commission's project on conducting a national survey on sexual harassment and sexual assault in university settings. She is also leading the Commission's collaboration project on cultural reform with the Australian Defence Force.

Kate is the convener of the Victorian Male Champions of Change group, and the Co-Chair of Play by the Rules, a collaboration between human rights agencies and sports commissions to make grass roots sports safe, fair and inclusive.

Kate brings a wealth of human rights and legal experience to the position. Kate was the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commissioner from 2013 to 2016. In that role she introduced the 'Fair go, sport!' project to promote inclusion and increased awareness of sexual and gender diversity in sport. Kate was also the Chair of the Independent Review into Sex Discrimination and Sexual Harassment, including Predatory Behaviour, in Victoria Police, and the Co-Chair of the Victorian Commission's Disability Reference Group and a member of the Aboriginal Justice Forum.

Prior to this Kate spent 20 years as a lawyer, including lead partner at Herbert Smith Freehills' Australia equal opportunity practice. For 15 years she was also on the board of Berry Street Victoria - Victoria's largest independent child and family welfare organisation.

Kate is a member of the Boards of Heide Museum of Modern Art and the Carlton Football Club.

Kate was recognised in the 2015 Australian Financial Review and Westpac 100 Women of Influence Awards for her work in public policy.

Kate holds honours degrees in Law and Arts.

Twitter: @Kate_Jenkins_

Web: www.humanrights.gov.au

We caught up with Rachael about the time in the US at the games, the effect that has had on her. Like the many of the other she produced some new PB's over the event. Being a part of the team has open some new opportunities for Rachael and tells us about that and more.

Twitter @aussieinvictus

https://www.facebook.com/Team.Invictus.Australia

Photo by Leading Seaman Jayson Tuffrey Department of Defence

We spoke to Crissy before the team left to compete in the Games in Orlando, she was possible going to be a part of the closing ceremony, this did not occur, however while she was traveling to the US the episode of The Voice in which see appeared aired here at home, she landed in the US to huge collection of text full of support for her performance. She is now a part of Team Delta on the Voice. She like many of the team had a Prince Harry moment, Crissy tells us about that, her performance in the weight lifting that saw her get approached by George W. Bush and more.

Twitter @aussieinvictus

https://www.facebook.com/Team.Invictus.Australia

Photo by Leading Seaman Jayson Tuffrey Department of Defence

Wayne is the Racing Manager at the Melbourne Racing Club, but for the last four years he has been involved with the VIC Metro Youth Girls AF Team and for the last three years he has been the head coach of the team, earlier this year the girls won division one at the U18 championship's here in Melbourne. We speak about this and the changes that have taken place now that girls can see that they may be able to pursue a professional career in the AFL with the new Women competition starting in 2017.

Twitter @sambo54111

We spoke with Dani prior to the team heading to Orlando for the games, before she left she had a mission of getting a photo with Prince Harry, and she achieved that along with a number of PB's in the sports that she was competing, she came close to a medal, and is now training for next year and want's to come home with a medal.

Twitter @aussieinvictus

https://www.facebook.com/Team.Invictus.Australia

Photo by Leading Seaman Jayson Tuffrey Department of Defence

Darlene came home with a silver medal in the lightweight weight lifting, and speak about the experience, her team mates, what it meant to her to be there as a part of the team. Darlene is like much of the team is keen to do it all again next year in Canada, and is already training to improve her results for next year.

Twitter @aussieinvictus

https://www.facebook.com/Team.Invictus.Australia

Photo by Leading Seaman Jayson Tuffrey Department of Defence

Anita is another of our Invictus Team that had a great time participating in the games, who found the experience to be awesome, speak about being there, participating, and while she would like to be there as a part of the team again next year Anita is very supportive of getting more athletes involved for the games in Canada.

Twitter @aussieinvictus

https://www.facebook.com/Team.Invictus.Australia

Photo:by Leading Seaman Jayson Tuffrey Department of Defence

Kristy is currently competing for a place at Rio, at the women world championships in Astana. She is a 4 time Australian flyweight amateur champion, and has competed at the Common Wealth Games.

Twitter: @kristyharris51

http://www.boxing.org.au/home/