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The Netty Life

The Netty Life

When netball is life. 

Join co-hosts Kate Cornish and Brittany Carter for your weekly one-stop shop of SSN, NSL and ANZP analysis. 

This podcast is proudly sponsored by PodToo. 

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Deadly Firebirds
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Round 11 marked the beginning of a two-week celebration honouring the First Nations people who are involved in all levels of netball, and we reflect on whether Netball Australia has done enough since signing the Declaration of Commitment in 2020. With confirmation that Collingwood's netball program has been axed, we discussed the possibility of a fresh start for some of the players and a possible location for the eighth team in 2024.

With only three rounds until the end of the regular season, the Adelaide Thunderbirds and the NSW Swifts are tied for first place, enjoying wins in round 11. While the Firebirds celebrated First Nations Round with Noongar woman Donnell Wallam, and Wakka Wakka woman Leesa MiMi, all but dashing the hopes of Giants Netball making the finals.

That's A Wrap
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The Diamonds have dazzled in 2022, winning all the silverware that’s been on offer in a dominant display.

In the last pod for the year, Kate and Britt analyse their final international series against the English Roses.

- Can the Diamonds win the Netball World Cup without Beuta?
- Can Ash Brazill get back the WD bib after a classy international debut by Amy Parmenter?
- Have the Roses lost their killer instinct?

Thanks for all your continued support and we look forward to bringing you more netball analysis in 2023!

Stacey West steps down as CEO
Published:

At the halfway point of the 2026 season, the Melbourne Vixens and Adelaide Thunderbirds continue to impress at the top of the ladder. Meanwhile, the dance for fourth spot is still happening between the Melbourne Mavericks and Sunshine Coast Lightning. 

We also discuss the sudden resignation of Netball Australia chief executive, Stacey West, who leaves the role after a two and a half year tenure.