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Racism remains a key issue for AFL players while Indigenous women's players rate workplace culture low

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Marnie Vinall
Racism remains a key issue for AFL players while Indigenous women's players rate workplace culture low
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A new report from the AFL Players Association highlights ongoing concerns regarding racism and workplace culture for Indigenous players. The data shows that Indigenous women's players rate their workplace culture significantly lower than their peers.

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The findings underscore systemic challenges regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion within professional sports organizations in Australia.

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The AFL Players Association's 2026 Insights and Impact Report detailed worrying figures of Indigenous workplace culture happiness. ( Getty: Matt King/AFL Photos )

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The report relies on statistical data from an industry association and presents the findings neutrally.

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