Melodie Robinson: Performance contracts would be a great way to monetise Women's sport

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Recorded16 May 2020

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Martin Devlin chats to former Black Fern Melodie Robinson about the commercial viability of women's professional rugby on the back of Coronavirus. Melodie did her Masters in the commercial viability of monetising women's sport so is in a good position to make a comment, and she is confident women's sport is on the brink of making money.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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