Jessie Tu

Bluesky CEO, Jay Graber wore a shirt with the phrase: “Mundus sine caesaribus,” which is Latin for “a world without Caesars.”

A 17-year old midwifery student has become the first woman to win the tractor-pull competition at NZ’s annual agricultural event. 

The longest-serving First Minister and first woman in the role, Nicola Sturgeon is stepping down as a Member of the Scottish Parliament.

A petition to get Spotify to remove Andrew Tate’s instructional trafficking courses has reached over 45,500 signatures. 

This year’s UN Commission on the Status of Women in New York is being chaired by Saudi Arabia. How did this happen?

More than half of Australian men believe they are being asked to contribute too much towards achieving gender equality.

A new app supports women with customised tools to build their financial literacy, confidence, and long-term security.

Australian men are not doing any more housework than they were two decades ago, with women doing 50 per cent more housework than men.

Six debut authors are among the twelve writers long-listed for this year’s Stella Prize for women and non-binary writers.

The coalition has announced plans to mandate public servants to work from the office five days a week. 

US company behind “Fearless Girl” statute drops board diversity targets, seven years after installing the iconic symbol.

Youngcare’s new CEO, Clare Stewart is fighting for dignity of young people with physical disabilites. She shares more.