Lucia Osborne-Crowley

Charlize Theron will soon be $10 million richer after taking a stand against the gender pay gap in Hollywood and demanding she get paid the same as her male co-star in her upcoming film.

Women who accused Bill Cosby of historic sex offences will finally have their cases heard in court.

Pakistani Taliban militants have attacked a school in Peshawar and killed at least 141 people and injured 122, with the death toll expected to rise.

The New York Times has revealed that the NFL asked two players’ wives to keep quiet about the domestic abuse they were experiencing at the hands of their husbands.

When Tammy Moskites was starting her career in IT, she was told she couldn’t have the job she wanted.

Decorated medical research professor Anne Kelso AO has been appointed the new CEO of the National Health and Medical Research Council.

Employment service Fitted for Work has appointed Donna de Zwart as its CEO to replace outgoing inaugural CEO Jane Hunt.

Politican and businesswoman Ruth Webber has been appointed CEO of Down Syndrome Australia, a position she will take up early this year.

Accomplished lawyer and businesswoman Sarah Fregon has been appointed the CEO of the Victorian Bar, a position she will take up in March of 2015.

By the time Louise Williams was twenty-four, she was a foreign correspondent posted to the Philippines, witnessing the fall of the Ferdinand Marcos government.