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Zayda Dollie

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Adelaide, South Australia
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Zayda Dollie’s Biography

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Journalist. Previously employed by News Corp as a reporter for NT News (NT) and The Advertiser (SA). Have published sports articles for ABC Women in Sport as well the sports opinion website The Roar.

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No striking, knockouts or concussions - grappling gains momentum as 'safer' combat sport

No striking, knockouts or concussions - grappling gains momentum as 'safer' combat sport

Jackie Hughes was a fighter in one of the most brutal sports of all - Muay Thai. It is a discipline that invo…

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High costs and no competitors: The challenges facing Australian women in jiujitsu

High costs and no competitors: The challenges facing Australian women in jiujitsu

When the South Australian state titles for Brazilian jiujitsu took place in October this year, former nationa…

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AFL's careless concussion calls could cost big bucks

AFL's careless concussion calls could cost big bucks

Injury lawyers are preparing to file a class action suit against the AFL, which they say must better care for…

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Disharmony plaguing international women's soccer

Disharmony plaguing international women's soccer

It is imperative we see beyond the jerseys and anthems and understand that female athletes are women deservin…

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U.S. Soccer breeding a culture of fear and abuse

U.S. Soccer breeding a culture of fear and abuse

Rory Dames is one of many soccer coaches recently outed as an abusive predator, with teams now speaking out a…

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U.S. Soccer breeding a culture of fear and abuse

U.S. Soccer breeding a culture of fear and abuse

Rory Dames is one of many soccer coaches recently outed as an abusive predator, with teams now speaking out a…

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Brittany Higgins' new role is the start of a system overhaul

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By Zayda Dollie
| Independent Australia Verified
*CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses rape Brittany Higgins isn’t a hero for enduring rape, but for speaking out about it over voices determined to drown hers out, writes Zayda Dollie. FORMER LIBERAL STAFFER Brittany Higgins, who came forward with rape allegations against Bruce Lehrmann in 2021, has just announced her return to public life. The 30-year-old former media advisor to the Liberal Party has been appointed as the new director of public affairs for PR agency Third Hemisphere.
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Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni in the court of public opinion

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By Zayda Dollie, Justin Baldoni
| Independent Australia Verified
When it comes to public opinion, women face harsher trials than men — long before any verdict is reached, writes Zayda Dollie. *CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses rape and sexual assault THE FEUD BETWEEN co-lead and director Justin Baldoni and Hollywood actress Blake Lively on It Ends With Us has culminated in competing lawsuits. It is a feud being fought on the internet in routinised he said/she said cycles with no end in sight.
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Election fallout reflects a changing nation — we need politicians to change with it

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By Zayda Dollie
| Independent Australia Verified
The nation's shifting core group has outgrown, outnumbered and outclassed the politicians still refusing to represent it, writes Zayda Dollie. THE REAL VICTORY to come out of the 2025 Federal Election is the record number of women who will make up the nation’s new parliament. It's a sign of the times, but it also marks a shifting voter base that has no qualms in swiping right on representatives for as long as it takes to find the right one.
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