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Nova Maree Peris OAM (born 25 February 1971) is an Aboriginal Australian athlete and former politician. As part of the Australian women's field hockey team at the 1996 Olympic Games, she was the first Aboriginal Australian to win an Olympic gold medal.
Nova Peris, née le 25 février 1971 à Darwin (Territoire du Nord) [1], [2], est une femme politique et ancienne athlète et joueuse de hockey sur gazon australienne. Elle est à la fois la première personne autochtone australienne à remporter une médaille d'or olympique, et la première femme aborigène à siéger au Parlement ...
BIRTH DATE: 25 February 1971. BIRTH PLACE: Darwin, Northern Territory. FIRST LANGUAGE: English. SIGNIFICANT LOCALITIES: Fannie Bay, Darwin: Where Nova’s family lived in a Housing Commission unit of building called “The Kurringal Flats.”
Nova Peris is the first Indigenous Australian to win an Olympic gold medal in two different sports: hockey in 1996 and athletics in 2000. She also became the first Indigenous woman elected to federal parliament in 2013.
Learn about Nova Peris, the first Indigenous woman to win an Olympic gold medal and the first Indigenous woman to be elected to federal parliament. Discover her achievements in hockey, track and field, and her advocacy for Indigenous rights and reconciliation.
Nova Peris is Australia's first Aboriginal woman elected to Federal Parliament and the first to win an Olympic gold medal in hockey. She also represented Australia in athletics and is a keynote speaker and workshop facilitator.
Nova Peris is the first Australian indigenous woman to win Olympic gold in two different sports: hockey and athletics. She also ran with the Sydney 2000 torch and became a federal MP in 2013.
