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Speaker 1: Welcome to the RAP, a weekly podcast covering women's sports news. Mills,

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Speaker 1: What have we got this week?

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Speaker 2: Linden Hall has finished second in the Diamond League fifteen

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Speaker 2: hundred meter after a PB in Tokyo. In golf, Minjili

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Speaker 2: has a late surge in the British Open, and we

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Speaker 2: get excited for the big Derby Superneple Grand Final.

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Speaker 1: For our key story, we'll discuss ash Barty's thirteenth career

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Speaker 1: win in Cincinnati and the huge discrepancies in the tournament

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Speaker 1: prize money that saw the women walk away with less

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Speaker 1: than half that of the men's prize money. But first,

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Speaker 1: let's take a look around the grounds.

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Speaker 2: In athletics, our athletes have kept the amazing results coming

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Speaker 2: post Tokyo, with Linden Hall running an impressive fifteen hundred

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Speaker 2: meter at the Nike Prefonte Classic in Eugene, USA. It

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Speaker 2: was a stacked final that included the Olympic champion Faith

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Speaker 2: Kpiegon and Great Britain silver medallist Laura Muir, and Hall

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Speaker 2: was up to the challenge, recording her third fastest time

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Speaker 2: of three fifty nine sixty three, finishing just behind Kenyan Kipyegon,

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Speaker 2: who set a new meat record of three fifty three

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Speaker 2: twenty three. Paul said after the runner the pace requested

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Speaker 2: try and hang on. Jess Hull finished just outside the

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Speaker 2: top ten with a time of four to five thirty three.

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Speaker 2: Over In Europe, at the Citius Meet in Burn, Germany,

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Speaker 2: Olympic semi finalist Liz Clay blew out the Tokyo cobwebs

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Speaker 2: climbing onto the podium with a time of twelve ninety

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Speaker 2: four in the one hundred meter hurdles to finish in

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Speaker 1: In ossie rules, we've been keeping track of the VFLW

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Speaker 1: Grand Final that still is yet to be played because

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Speaker 1: of lockdown restrictions in Melbourne. The key stakeholders are in

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Speaker 1: discussions about playing the COVID delayed Grand Final on the

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Speaker 1: Toyota AFL Grand Final weekend after high level talks between

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Speaker 1: the AFL, Collingwood and Geelong last week. The clubs are

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Speaker 1: desperate to play the match and are open to all

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Speaker 1: suggestions to reward the players for their efforts over the season.

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Speaker 1: The tricky part of this situation is that AFLW preseason

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Speaker 1: is due to start at the beginning of September, with

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Speaker 1: the Grand Final looking like taking place on Sunday, September

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Speaker 1: twenty six, so some flexibility will be required from the

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Speaker 1: AFLW clubs to allow this to go ahead. If it

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Speaker 1: does happen on the twenty six, you know we love

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Speaker 1: stats and numbers. Milli. It'll be fifty seven days since

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Speaker 1: Geelong last played and sixty four days since the Collingwood

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Speaker 1: Magpie's last played. It's a long time between drinks.

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Speaker 3: That is in Nepal.

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Speaker 2: It's a New South Wales derby for the Grand Final

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Speaker 2: of the sun Corp Super Neeple Series. After the Giants

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Speaker 2: defeated West Coast Fever sixty four to sixty one at

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Speaker 2: the UFC Stadium on the weekend. Goalkeeper Sam Pullman was

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Speaker 2: absolutely exceptional, leaving the world's best shooter, Janil Fowler struggling

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Speaker 2: to find the hoop. Pullman's efforts resulted in Fouler finishing

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Speaker 2: the game with forty one goals, her lowest tally of

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Speaker 2: the season, even after a pair of super show in

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Speaker 2: the last term. The Grand Final between the New Southwelles

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Speaker 2: Swifts and Giants is a show of resilience from both

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Speaker 2: New South Wales teams having what can only be described

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Speaker 2: as a tumultuous year, jetting around the country to try

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Speaker 2: and avoid COVID outbreaks and finally settling in Queensland to

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Speaker 2: play the season. Now in soccer, the nominees for the

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Speaker 2: PFA Women's Footballer of the Year and Women's Young Footballer

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Speaker 2: of the Year have been released. The awards consider the

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Speaker 2: performances of players plying their trade in the w League

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Speaker 2: and Australians based overseas during the twenty twenty twenty one

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Speaker 2: season and recognize, reward and celebrate Australia's most outstanding players

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Speaker 2: through peer recognition. Nominees for Women's Footballer of the Year.

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Speaker 1: Are I'm definitely on the oscars right now, excited, Dylan Holmes,

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Speaker 1: Michelle Hayman, Sam Kerr and Ellie Carpenter. Twenty one year

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Speaker 1: old Carpenter has also been nominated in the Young Footballer

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Speaker 1: of the Year, alongside Kyra Cooney, Cross, Courtney Nevan and

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Speaker 2: In other soccer news, the Matilda have announced a brand

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Speaker 2: new partnership with Commonwealth Bank, which will see the bank

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Speaker 2: become the naming rights partner of the Matildas, Young Matildas

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Speaker 2: and Junior Matilda's as well as pledging to play an

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Speaker 2: integral role in supporting football Australia's ambitious Legacy twenty three

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Speaker 2: plan to increase women's participation in football in the lead

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Speaker 2: up to the twenty twenty three World Cup here in

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Speaker 2: Australia onto Barmex cycling. Three time Olympian Lauren Reynolds has

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Speaker 2: placed fifth in the UCI BMX World Championships in the Netherlands,

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Speaker 1: In golf, Ozzie golfer Minji Le stormed home late in

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Speaker 1: the Women's British Open, shooting a final round sixty six

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Speaker 1: was Steph Kuriaku, the twenty year old rookie of the

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Speaker 1: Year on the Ladies' European Tour. Steph lit up the

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Speaker 1: her in joint thirteenth place overall at six UNDERPA and

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Speaker 1: in tennis, world number one Ash Barty was clinical in

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Speaker 1: defeating Swiss rival Jill Teakman six three to six to

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Speaker 1: one in the final of the Cincinnati Masters to claim

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Speaker 1: her fifth title of the year. Barty was dominant all week,

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Speaker 1: not dropping a set in Cincinnati, and she'll head into

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Speaker 1: the US Open later this month as the hot favorite

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Speaker 1: to win major title number three.

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Speaker 3: Barty wasn't the.

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Speaker 2: Only Aussie to take success in Cincinnati, with Sam Stoza

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Speaker 2: and China Zang Shue taking home the women's doubles title.

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Speaker 2: The duo scored an impressive seventy five six' three victory

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Speaker 2: against number six Seeds Gabriella debroski Of canada And Luisa

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Speaker 2: stefani Of brazil in the. Final it was a drought

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Speaker 2: breaking title For stoza and was her twenty seventh career

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Speaker 2: tour level doubles title in, total and first since winning

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Speaker 2: The Australian open alongside xiong in twenty. Nineteen HAVE i

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Speaker 2: told you how that Is gwen's. Sister That's Gwen stefani's.

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Speaker 3: Sister, yes she's. That you're pulling my, Leg you're pulling my? Leg? Excited,

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Speaker 3: Also Ben zephani is Not, brazilian is?

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Speaker 2: She? Hey, oh, regather, regather tell us the key story is.

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Speaker 1: SERIOUS i gotta. Regather, okay tell us the key. Story

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Speaker 1: let's take a look at the key. Story we're sticking

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Speaker 1: with tennis on this. One so we saw the devastating

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Speaker 1: earthquake that Impacted. Haiti there were at least two two

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Speaker 1: hundred people who were killed and tens of thousands of

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Speaker 1: buildings were. Destroyed Naomi, osaka who is Of haitian And japanese,

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Speaker 1: descent said before she played the tournament In cincinnati that

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Speaker 1: she was going to donate all of her prize money

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Speaker 1: winnings to help the earthquake. Relief she was defeated in

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Speaker 1: the third round by eventual Finalist teatman and received twenty

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Speaker 1: four THOUSAND us, dollars while on the male side of

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Speaker 1: the draw or the same, result earned sixty eight THOUSAND us.

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Speaker 1: Dollars the tournament organizers were quick to match A sarka's

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Speaker 1: donation to The haiti Relief, fund but the prize money

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Speaker 1: discrepancies are. Stuck we posted it on Our instagram earlier

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Speaker 1: this week That ashbarty earned three hundred and fifty seven

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Speaker 1: thousand dollars as a winner's check for her exceptional, performance

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Speaker 1: while the winner of the men's tournament banked nine hundred

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Speaker 1: and eighteen thousand. Dollars the winner's prize money increased one

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Speaker 1: hundred and twenty nine percent from the previous year in

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Speaker 1: the men's side of the, draw but somehow the women's

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Speaker 1: winner received nine percent less in twenty twenty one than

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Speaker 3: Yeah, similarly we.

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Speaker 2: Obviously just chatted earlier about The British open golf, tournament

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Speaker 2: with the Winner an Your, nordfist winning eight hundred and

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Speaker 2: seventy THOUSAND us, dollars While Minji, lee who tied for,

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Speaker 3: Two hundred and nineteen thousand.

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Speaker 2: Dollars so The British Women's open set a new benchmark

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Speaker 3: Golf with the announcement that the.

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Speaker 2: Total prize fund for this year's championship will increase by

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Speaker 2: one point three million dollars to a total of five

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Speaker 2: point eight. Million the largest prize fund in women's major

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Speaker 2: championship golf will increase by a further one million to

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Speaker 2: no less than six point eight million in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 2: Two this is more than double the prize fund from twenty.

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Speaker 2: Eighteen when we look at the men's side of the,

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Speaker 2: competition The Men's British open this year had a total

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Speaker 2: prize perse of eleven point five, million with the winner

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Speaker 1: Prize so earlier this year there was a study that

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Speaker 1: prize money in. Sport they compare men's and women's sports

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Speaker 1: AND i think a lot of the time we get

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Speaker 1: caught up in thinking that the discrepancies exist probably in

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Speaker 1: the sports that pay, less BUT i think golf is

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Speaker 1: a really clear. Example golf is one of the sports

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Speaker 1: where there's a the highest level of pay inequality that

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Speaker 1: the tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars and millions of,

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Speaker 1: between men's and women's prize. Money so if you look

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Speaker 1: at all three of golf's traditional mixed, majors men's first

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Speaker 1: than Women's the report found that female golfers are among

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Speaker 1: one at, Majors THE bbc highlighted the differences in prize

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Speaker 1: money between the twenty twenty ONE Us, open which offers

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Speaker 1: two point twenty five million dollars for the men's winner

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Speaker 1: we want to see. Happening we want to see that

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Speaker 1: gap reducing rather than going the opposite. Way AND i

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Speaker 2: BUT i think the example from The Australian open earlier

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Speaker 2: equality in pay doesn't have to necessarily be.

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Speaker 3: Impacted it can be kind of spread out in different.

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Speaker 2: Ways so THE Os open reduced the payout to winners

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Speaker 2: by thirty three percent compared to twenty. Twenty, however the

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Speaker 2: overall prize plot was actually. Increased this was done to

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Speaker 2: increase the money won by lower ranked players who exited

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Speaker 2: in earlier rounds and whose income had been affected by the.

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Speaker 2: This example from The Australian open isn't one of pay

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Speaker 2: inequality between, GENDERS i think it demonstrates, that regardless of

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Speaker 2: the impacts of the, pandemic there are ways to redistribute

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Speaker 2: funds and prize money to work towards. Equality, YEAH i love.

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Speaker 2: That let's take a look at what to. Watch It's paralympics, Time.

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Speaker 2: Chloe i'm so excited as this episodes. Live it'll be

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Speaker 2: Too so tonight nine Pm Australian east And standard time

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Speaker 2: will be the opening, ceremony with all the action kicking

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Speaker 3: Wednesday channel seven and Seven plus.

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Speaker 2: Will be showing all of this, live so make sure

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Speaker 1: Go and in, netball oh before, netball we'll be doing

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Speaker 1: all Your paralympics coverage too On, instagram same as we

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