Kate O'Halloran is a journalist at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). With a focus on gender equity and issues affecting LGBTQI+ communities, she is particularly known for her coverage of women's sports, including AFLW. Kate is an award-winning journalist, a former Deputy Sports Editor at The Guardian, and has been featured in various platforms, advocating for increased representation in sports.
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Kate O'Halloran's coverage spans a range of topics, with a focus on sports and health & wellbeing. She often includes data in her articles, suggesting an interest in evidence-based reporting.
Given Kate’s extensive coverage of women's sports and related issues such as feminism, she may be interested in pitches that highlight underrepresented voices or provide insights into the societal impact and challenges faced by female athletes.
In addition to her sports coverage, Kate addresses health and wellbeing topics including mental health, dental health, and healthcare access. Pitches focused on these themes should offer expert insights supported by relevant data to align with her reporting style.
Considering the national focus on Australia for her articles, stories or experts tied closely to Australian sporting events or local healthcare developments would likely resonate more strongly.
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By: Kate O'Halloran
The Women's Rugby World Cup, currently being held in England, is trialling a revolutionary approach to concussion management. Players are wearing LED mouthguards which light up when a player sustains a hit that could result in a concussion.
By: Kate-Ohalloran
Nineteen-year-old Teagan Zurawel remembers how hard it was to manage her period while taking part in Little Athletics.
By: Kate O'Halloran
"Saddle soreness" is a common complaint among cyclists. These innovators are looking at creative ways to prevent it by redesigning the bike seat.
By: Kate-Ohalloran
Footy was supposed to be Aurora's* safe haven. Swept up in a crowd rendition of Take Me Home, Country Roads, or another Harris Andrews
By: Kate O'Halloran
Melbourne University is the latest women’s Aussie Rules club fighting for survival, but it is hoping intervention from an AFL executive can turn the club’s fortunes around.
By: Kate-Ohalloran
Mel Kawa believes greater investment in women's sport is long overdue. Getty Images for Rugby Australia: Chris Hyde
By: Kate O'Halloran
Alexa Leary sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) after a cycling accident at age 19. The two-time Paralympic gold medallist turned author is calling for a day to recognise TBI and the unique challenges it brings.
By: Kate-Ohalloran
Phoebe (left) and Luce want to make sport climbing more inclusive for all. Supplied: Sport Climbing Victoria
By: Kate O'Halloran, Daniela Intili
Mina Ahmadi played in the friendly series last year, and is now excited to play in official matches. Getty Images: Mahmoud Khaled
By: Kate-Ohalloran
Wed 27 May 2026 at 4:58am It wasn't until three months after Macy Watson's concussion that she found the help she needed.
