Jane Lindhe

An alarming Human Rights Commission report tabled in parliament this week has found that almost 40 per cent of women (rising to 53 per cent for indigenous women), have been sexually harassed at work over the past five years.

Women have dominated the 2020 Australian Academy of Science Awards, with 10 of the 18 prestigious awards being awarded to women, and eight going to men.

Sue Middleton never thought she’d become an unofficial spokesperson for ending sexual harassment in her industry. But it needs to be done.

If you haven’t already seen Cynthia Nixon’s “Be a Lady, They Said” by Girls Girls Girls Magazine yet, stop what you’re doing and watch it immediately.

Fiona Simson is very passionate about is creating more of a gender balance in agriculture, particularly in management roles, writes Jane Lindhe.

Former politician Kay Hulls AO told 1,300 delegates from 23 countries that the industry needs to be “globally aware” and willing to embrace change.

Ristevski has received a tirade of abuse on social media that either questioned her respect for her mother or alleged she may be responsible for the death.

Twenty-five-year-old astrophysics student, Kat Ross, is currently completing her PHD on black holes in the galaxy, but in the meantime, she’s found a few more in the NSW education system’s STEM curriculum.

She’s linking her two worlds of agriculture and tech to create better solutions for all of us. Never afraid to ask questions, she’s here for the people.

Olympia Yarger was shocked when her company received more than 200 applications for its head engineer role last week and not a single one was from a woman.

Catherine Crothers, co-founder of Big Tree Distillery – quit her successful city career for a life in “the middle of nowhere” making Australia’s top ranked gin.