Editing Netball (section)

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[[File:Mixed netball Brisbane.jpg|thumb|upright=1.3|right|Men and women play together during a mixed [[Netball in Australia|netball game in Australia]].]]

In 2004, New Zealand and Fiji sent teams to compete in the Australian Mixed and Men's National Championships.<ref name=Turk-men/> By 2006, mixed netball teams in Australia had as many male participants as [[rugby union]].<ref name=Davis-4>{{harvnb|Davis|Davis|2006|p=4}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|url=http://edition.cnn.com/2003/SPORT/10/07/rugby.wcup.bground/|title=Humble start spawns global giant|newspaper=CNN|author= Craig Francis|date=9 October 2003}}</ref>

An all-[[transgender]] netball team from Indonesia competed at the 1994 [[Gay Games]] in [[New York City]].<ref name=Altman-100>{{harvnb|Altman|2001|p=100}}</ref> The team had been the [[Indonesia]]n national champions.<ref name=Altman-100/>

At the Gay Games VI in Sydney in 2000, netball and [[volleyball]] were the two sports with the highest rates of transgender athletes participating.<ref name=Symons-122>{{harvnb|Symons|Hemphill|2006|p=122}}</ref> There were eight teams of indigenous players, with seven identifying as transgender.<ref name=Symons-122 /> They came from places like [[Palm Island, Queensland|Palm Island]] in northern [[Queensland]], [[Samoa]], [[Tonga]] and [[Papua New Guinea]].<ref name=Symons-122 /> Teams with transgender players were allowed to participate in several divisions including men's, mixed and transgender; they were not allowed to compete against women's teams.<ref name=Symons-122 />