Toni Bruce
Netball’s PR nightmare, online harm examined again
Netball's a national sport - and it's natural the media want to know if something's going wrong at the top. But have media made the game's current coaching drama worse- at the worst possible time… Audio
ANZ Netball Premiership 2020 - expert tips
Bridget Tunnicliffe and former Silver Fern Joan Hodson dissect each round of the ANZ Premiership, and look at some of the bigger issues in netball. Audio
The Kiwi Netball Show
Bridget Tunnicliffe and former Silver Fern Joan Hodson dissect each round of the ANZ Premiership, and look at some of the bigger issues in netball. Audio
Women must lean into the sports board table
Is the drive for NZ sports boards to reach a quota of 40 percent women by the end of 2021 a realistic goal, if women don’t put their hands up? Fair Play’s Zoë George asks female sports leaders.
Women's football is having a major moment
The World Cup has prompted an unprecedented explosion in interest in women's football and audience viewing records are being shattered. Audio
Fair Play: NZC president Debbie Hockley threatened with violence
Sports journalist Zoë George with co-host Sports Psychologist Karen Nimmo discover NZC president and cricket commentator Debbie Hockley has been threatened with violence and call sexist names online… Audio
Toni Bruce on National Novel Writing Month
November is National Novel Writing Month, where writers sign up to write 50,000 words over the 30 days in November, a goal reached by more than 34, 000 writers internationally last year (though… Audio
Counting sport stories: Toni Bruce and the sports media
Toni Bruce has been researching the mainstream media for more than 25 years and observing how it represents sport. A former sports journalist, she's now a professor at the University of Auckland's… Audio
How enthused are we about the Lions tour?
Academic and rugby fan Toni Bruce on where New Zealanders relationship with the national game is at. Audio
Coverage of women's sport - fair?
Are the Olympics the only event where female athletes get equal recognition? Kathryn Ryan speaks to Associate Professor Toni Bruce, at the Faculty of Education and Social Work at the University of… Audio
Do New Zealanders care about the Rugby World Cup?
Listening to that is Auckland University's Associate Professor Toni Bruce. She has been surveying New Zealanders attitudes to the Rugby World Cup Audio
Women's Sport - How far have we come?
So what's changed in recent history to help even-up the gender gap in terms of funding, media coverage and recognition of top athletes? Nine to Noon is joined by former world women's squash champion… Audio
