Brittany Carter
Sports Journalist at ABC News (Australia)
@abcsport journalist 📝🎙🎧🏏🏐 Netball and cricket commentary. Knows her way around a podcast. Currently hosting: @TheNettyLife and Beamsy & Britt. UOW alumni.
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2 days ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
The real contenders and pretenders of Super Netball are starting to emerge after five rounds. The Adelaide Thunderbirds beat the Queensland Firebirds in Brisbane 62-53, to see the hosts stoop to three straight losses. Despite changes to their roster, the Firebirds are still failing to connect with a tall goal shooter. West Coast Fever jumped into the top four for the first time this season, as they handed the Melbourne Mavericks their heaviest defeat, 78-61.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
Independent investigators probing a formal complaint made about the Queensland Firebirds are being accused of not interviewing key witnesses, while another former player has told ABC Sport of similar distrust with the system. Remi Kamo and the Australian Netball Players' Association (ANPA) released separate statements on Wednesday, voicing concerns about the potential mishandling of the investigation that followed Kamo's complaint about the culture at the Firebirds.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Brittany Carter
This year’s Met Gala is honoring Black fashion for the first time in its 77-year history. It’s an indirect celebration to be sure. Although the Costume Institute’s Spring 2025 exhibition, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” for which the Met Gala is a fundraiser, examines the figure of the Black dandy, the dress code for the Gala itself is simply, “Tailored for You,” asking guests to adhere to a general theme of menswear. Still, this celebration has been a long time coming.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
Four rounds into the Super Netball season and just one of the eight teams are still undefeated. The NSW Swifts have so far managed to live up to the favourites tag many pundits gave them since the signing of import Grace Nweke. They now sit eight points clear at the top of the ladder after their 71-63 victory over the Queensland Firebirds at Ken Rosewall Arena. In the Melbourne Derby, the Vixens continued their dominance over the Mavericks, 67-59.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
The last two games have been played of Super Netball round three, with the league hosting a split round across the Easter and ANZAC weekends. On Saturday, the Sunshine Coast Lightning continued their dominance over the Firebirds in the Queensland derby, 64-50. That marks six straight victories for the Lightning against their state rivals and 13 wins in their total 17 meetings throughout the history of the league.
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Remi Kamo says key witnesses were left out of an independent investigation into the Queensland Firebirds' club culture. Now a second Super Netballer from a different club has contacted the ABC with claims the sport also mishandled their player complaint. https://t.co/QIB7ZOC8vG