Sue Smethurst

With her powerful game and her big-hearted humility, Ash Barty has rekindled Australia’s love of tennis and earned respect all over the world. The champ chatted to Sue Smethurst from her home in Queensland before she set off to make history and do her mentor, Evonne Goolagong-Cawley, proud.

To mark International Women’s Day, we are launching our Women to Watch in 2020 series. And what better way to kick it off than with an AFLW superstar Tayla Harris, who is now an Our Watch Ambassador.

With her powerful game and her big-hearted humility, Ash Barty has rekindled Australia’s love of tennis. And as Sue Smethurst discovers, Ash isn’t the only Aussie tennis star taking on the world.

He's the much-loved athlete who has dominated two sports. But, Dylan Alcott tells Sue Smethurst, the real champion in the family is his dear mum, Resie, for raising him to be who he is today.

''I'm very protective of my children because they don't want attention, it's not their thing and they didn't choose this life''.

One year on from exposing the shocking abuse she suffered at the hands of her father, Jelena Dokic reveals why it’s finally time to start a new chapter in her life.

After the Maria James case has been re-opened by the Victorian Coroner, Sue Smethurst takes a look at the decades-old mystery cold case.

Jeanne Little made us laugh and cry, and blazed a trail as a working mum. Her daughter, Katie, chats with Sue Smethurst about Jeanne and her heartbreaking descent into dementia.

The actress is standing by her on-screen man Craig McLachlan who is fighting sexual assault allegations.

After time away from the spotlight, Lisa McCune is back brighter and braver than before. And, as she tells Sue Smethurst, she’s making no apologies for how she chooses to live her life.