Jessie Tu

Professor Belinda Medlyn has been studying forests and ecosystem for decades. She believes climate change solutions must include alternative energy sources.

The latest World Bank’s Women, Business and the Law index report reveals startling realities for women’s rights in the workplace.

Female farmers and women in agriculture are taking to social media to express solidarity with the community under threat by climate change.

The latest study from U.K based site Rest Less has found a staggering 88% increase in insolvencies amongst women aged 65 and over from 2008 to 2018. 

Lisa Kewley was last week named the recipient of the James Craig Watson Medal for 2020. The ACT astronomer is an ARC Laureate Fellow at ANU.

John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova took to unfurling a banner in support of changing Margaret Court Arena after the controversial Australian player.

Billie Eilish took home five Grammys including record of the year, song of the year, album of the year, pop vocal album and best new artist.

There’s been a number of game-changing first for women in traditionally male-dominated areas of sport. Across the global, these are banner times for women in sports.

The first ever all-female analog space crew has just ‘returned’ from their mission, the inaugral for Sensoria I, in Hawaii.

On Tuesday, Greta Thunberg addressed a room full of policymakers at the World Economic Forum, saying more needs to be done to tackle climate change.

Jana Pittman has officially transitioned from athlete to doctor, becoming one of 47 interns to join Blacktown and Mount Druitt hospitals this week.

Oxfam releases starling statistics to show the top 1 percent, about  250,000 people in Australia, own roughly USD $1.6 trillion.