A "groundswell of emotion" has built around women's sport, Emily Jackson said.
July 31, 2022 at 08:00 PM
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Correspondent, Sydney
Hailing from the home of the All Blacks, New Zealand’s top-ranked men’s national rugby team, Emily Jackson’s sport of choice used to be rugby.
But as head of legal for the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia-New Zealand 2023, the New Zealander is starting to develop an appreciation for soccer.
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