London 2012 Olympics: Australian basketball to review travel arrangements after discrimination claim Basketball officials in Australia have said that each national team was allowed some discretion over their spending, including travel arrangements, but have now said that the inequality needs to be addressed. Bernie Harrower, whose daughter Kristi will represent Australia at London 2012, told ABC radio that players had complained internally about the policy for years. He said: "It's always been a bone of contention amongst people in the know that the women have always flown, wherever they have gone, they have always flown in economy and the men have gone business class. It always comes down to funding. If somebody gave me the choice of flying business class or flying economy I know what I'm going to take, and it is certainly not going to be in economy class. The Australian women's basketball team, ranked No 2 in the world, is expected to do well at the Olympics. The team will be captained global star Lauren Jackson who is a WNBA three-time Most Valuable Player.