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Steve Landells

  • Blogger, IAAF
As seen in: Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand Herald, The Star (Kenya), Sioux City Journal, The Voice (UK), Newsroom New Zealand, Now To Love NZ
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LockerRoom: FIFA’s female coaching rule matters for Aotearoa

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By Erin Roxburgh, Merran Brockie-David, Steve Landells
| wispainsighthub.org
FIFA’s female coaching rule matters for Aotearoa. Representation in leadership is not optional. It’s essential. Under the new FIFA regulations announced last week, at least two staff members on the bench at women’s football tournaments must be women, including at least one in a head or assistant coach role. For WISPA, this moment reflects exactly why we exist. We work to transform society through leadership, advocacy and research so women and girls can not only participate in sport, but lead it.
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Vacancy: Governance & Operations Coordinator

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By Erin Roxburgh, Merran Brockie-David, Steve Landells
| wispainsighthub.org
Role Title: Governance & Operations Coordinator Organisation: Ngā Wāhine Hākinakina o Aotearoa | Women in Sport Aotearoa (WISPA) Type: Part-time (10 hours per week) Location: Aotearoa New Zealand (online) This role supports the effective functioning of Women in Sport Aotearoa through the coordination of governance processes, board administration, financial administration, and organisational operations.
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Sophie Devine’s record cricket contract can’t disguise a stubborn pay gap in NZ women’s sport

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By Merran Brockie-David, Steve Landells, Suzanne McFadden 
| wispainsighthub.org
When former White Ferns captain Sophie Devine secured the equal-highest deal in the United Kingdom’s pro-cricket league last week, it was greeted as another sign of how quickly investment in the women’s game is growing. Moments like this make it easy to believe women’s professional sport has finally arrived. But Devine’s £210,000 (NZ$470,000) contract to play for the Welsh Fire also highlights something else. She’s still an exception.
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