Throughout this week on social media, we've been highlighting three of our books relevant to the aim of NAIDOC Week, which runs from 6th-13th July. This year's NAIDOC is of special significance as it is the 50th anniversary of the celebration, with the theme of The Next Generation: Strength, Vision, and Legacy.

As the Women’s EUROs kick off, there’s no better time to read a book that helps keep the game honest. 

Radicalised by FIFA – Football, History and Feminism is a fiercely intelligent, unexpectedly funny, and deeply personal memoir from English academic Professor Jean Williams.

100 years ago today, Australia played its first football match against England at the 'Ekka' (Exhibition Ground) in Brisbane. It was the first of a five-match series played in Sydney, Melbourne and Maitland. We figure if we didn't tell you about it, who would?