CEO of the Australian Netball Players’ Association told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that Wallam had asked for an exemption not to wear the logo and was refused. “In the end ...

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Netball Australia's embattled CEO ... the table when the players expressed their unease at wearing the company logo. The national Diamonds team, at the time, included only the third First Nations ...

Netball Australia is working to reach a compromise ... Wallam was reluctant to wear the new sponsor’s logo. She was considering seeking an exemption, as other athletes have done when a sponsor ...

The company said it had been unaware of “the complexity of existing issues between Netball Australia and the players’ association”. Hancock Prospecting also said it did not insist the logo ...

The company said it had been unaware of “the complexity of existing issues between Netball Australia and the players’ association”. Hancock Prospecting also said it did not insist the logo ...

Netball Australia said the issue of the logo on team uniforms was to have been resolved at the end of the Constellation Cup series but on Saturday, Hancock Prospecting released a statement ...