Partner Content Femmi’s Lydia O’Donnell has built the tech women deserve Femmi CEO and co-founder Lydia O’ Donnell is empowering women to learn about their bodies and move with confidence.
News & Views How engineering and construction employers are becoming more family-friendly Family-friendly policies in engineering and construction boost inclusion, wellbeing, productivity—and finally support women’s careers.
Business 1 in 5 US companies eliminated DEI after Trump’s election: New survey reveals the consequences Since Trump’s re-election, many companies dropped their DEI policies, but a new survey has highlighted the consequences of this decision.
News & Views 103 marathons for 103 lives: One woman’s mission to honour Australia’s femicide victims Natalie Djuric Jones plans to run 103 marathons in 103 days to remember the 103 women who were murdered in Australia last year.
World Trump admits Epstein ‘stole’ Virginia Giuffre and other young women from Mar-a-Lago Donald Trump has admitted that convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein “stole” young female staffers from his Mar-a-Lago country club.
Leadership Four Australian women win Jeannie Ferris Awards for driving equity in cancer care Four women win the Jeannie Ferris Awards for their commitment to driving significant advances in equity for Australians affected by cancer.
Local Marion Scrymgour makes history as first Aboriginal person to chair the House of Representatives Tiwi and Anmatjere woman Marion Scrymgour MP has made history as the first Aboriginal person to chair the House of Representatives Chamber.
World Gaza-bound aid boat carrying activists, including two Australians, intercepted by Israel A Gaza-bound boat carrying 21 activists, including two Australians, has been intercepted by Israeli troops.
News & Views ‘A big moment for us’: Georgie Purcell announces pregnancy with Josh Burns Victorian MP Georgie Purcell has announced her pregnancy with federal MP Josh Burns, with the pair expecting a baby girl in early 2026.
News & Views Five Australian women who were invasively examined have won the right to sue Qatar Airways Five Australian women who were strip-searched and invasively examined at Doha airport have won the right to sue Qatar Airways.
News & Views ‘No one is scared of you today’: Alivea Goncalves bravely addresses her sister’s killer, Bryan Kohberger The older sister of a university student murdered in the US state of Idaho has delivered a powerful statement to the killer, Bryan Kohberger.
Local South Australia’s Charlotte Walker on bringing ‘a new young voice’ to parliament The youngest Senator in Australia’s history, Charlotte Walker spoke to Parliament on Wednesday, emphasising the need for young voices.
