Australia's dominance looms over the women's Rugby League World Cup
- Almost a decade ago, the women's Rugby League World Cup final was the last day before everything changed.
- Australia's cracking 23-16 win over New Zealand in 2017 didn't just deliver the team its first-ever World Cup final win on home soil; it was the last major match before the women's game was transformed forever.
- The following season, the interstate series moved under the NRL banner, the first NRLW season kicked off, and women's rugby league began to take giant strides.
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- Almost a decade ago, the women's Rugby League World Cup final was the last day before everything changed.
- Australia's cracking 23-16 win over New Zealand in 2017 didn't just deliver the team its first-ever World Cup final win on home soil; it was the last major match before the women's game was transformed forever.
- The following season, the interstate series moved under the NRL banner, the first NRLW season kicked off, and women's rugby league began to take giant strides.
Sources: ABC Australia