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160 years on, women's Aussie Rules league gets the nod
Published Wed, Apr 20, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Sydney
IT has been almost 160 years since the first Australian Rules football club was formed, but women will take a significant step forward in the male-dominated sport when a female national league starts next year.
Women have long been involved in Aussie Rules - a dynamic game similar to Ireland's Gaelic football - with half of the sport's fanbase made up of females.
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