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FIFA Women’s World Cup

16 August 2022

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It’s now less than a year to go until we are set to welcome the FIFA Women’s World Cup to the Southern Hemisphere, alongside our co-hosts New Zealand.

To mark the 12-month countdown, Tourism Australia in the UK has partnered with FIFA Women’s World Cup and The Telegraph to give readers a football-themed guide to each of our host cities. Each of the five guides provides insider tips on what to see and do from a selection of world-class UK based Australian players, including Hana Lowry and Steph Catley.

You can read all the articles on The Telegraph.

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