Why Paris was the perfect environment for our girls and women to shine. By Samara Kitchener and Megan Foley The Paris Olympics defined a...

Behaviour change is how to get people to move from safe, comfortable known world and make a leap into an unknown abyss.

The practical storytelling session saw brands and athletes in deep discussion as they explored how to grow their stories.

Long-term netball investors Mim Haysom, EGM Brand & Customer Experience for Suncorp and Sarah De La Mare, Head of Community &...

House of Kitch was delighted to host ‘The Flipping Point’ on Friday 20th September at the inaugural Sydney SXSW festival.

The CommBank Matildas united us in an incredible wave of green & gold during the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

By Victoria Mackinlay, Chief Storyteller, House of Kitch Communications. As the world turns Barbie pink (literally driving a worldwide...

In anticipation of the ‘Her Sport Her Way’ Trendspotter Forum ‘23, Victoria Mackinlay spoke to Tom Rischbieth, Head of Commercial &...

House of Kitch attended the Office of Sport’s ‘Her Sport Her Way’ Trendspotter Forum in the week of International Women.

The 2020s will be defined as the decade in which women’s sport blasted into the stratosphere.

Female athletes are such powerful role models - not only playing to win; they’re playing to INSPIRE.

Women’s sport is providing a powerful connection between businesses and brands wanting to tap into values-based positioning.

The power of seeing women playing sport is intangible; it influences so many things