Netball Australia clears Queensland Firebirds of culture allegations, while Super Netball faces contract changes and VNL prepares for Round 3.

Netball Australia has concluded its independent investigation into the Queensland Firebirds, determining that allegations concerning the team`s culture were unsubstantiated. This decision clears the Firebirds of any violations of Netball Australia`s policies, allowing the team to move forward without the shadow of controversy.

In the broader landscape of netball, significant changes loom for the Super Netball league. With over half of the full-time players set to be out of contract after the 2025 season, including six captains or co-captains from the eight teams, the league is poised for a major transformation. This situation raises questions about team dynamics and the future of player contracts in the sport.

Meanwhile, the Victorian Netball League (VNL) is gearing up for its Round 3 matches, with teams eager to secure their first wins of the season. As the competition heats up, fans are looking forward to thrilling matchups that could set the tone for the rest of the league.

For further details on the investigation findings, visit Netball Australia and for insights on the Firebirds, check out Queensland Firebirds.

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