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Lawyer and founder of Ladies Who League, Mary Konstantopoulos answers some of our questions as a Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards finalist. 

Architect Rebekah Araullo is a businesswoman and award winning artist. But it’s her latest entrepreneurial venture that’s really caught our attention

Lee de Winton is the CEO of Sydney Metro Airports with a portfolio that includes over 400,000 flights each year and a customer base of over 100 companies.

A recent report commissioned by HR services and recruitment company, Randstad, reveals that Australians want better parental leave policies for fathers.

Bernice Hookey is a proud Waanyi woman, business woman, and strong domestic violence advocate. In 2017, she and her friend Melisa Anderson

Olympia Yarger’s iCanberra-based insect farm houses insects that consume waste and then produce fertiliser for farms via the ultimate waste-loop system.

Angela Lynch is CEO of Women’s Legal Service QLD, where their increased capacity still can’t keep up with the demand for domestic violence related help.

US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has arrived in her home state of Minnesota to a large crowd of supporters at the airport who cheered and shouted “welcome home Ilhan” as she greeted her loved ones.

The study showed that perceptions on gender have shifted, with most people believing that women are just as intelligent as men (but still not as ambitious).

Children who attend one year of early childhood education are more likely to achieve better NAPLAN results in Year 3 than those who haven’t.

Jennifer Star is the example of how one person can be a significant difference to the lives of so many. She shares why education is key.

Want to achieve change? Start by offering your time, including by mentoring others. We catch up with the chief disruptor, Anne-Marie Elias.