Madeline Hislop

As lockdowns continue, small businesses are crippling under the pressure, and female dominated industries like beauty are being overlooked.

Here’s a list of some of the most exciting women and girls to watch at the Tokyo Olympics this year, across sports and nationalities.

Nina Mapson Bone, Managing Director at Beaumont People, chats about her mission to create a flexible, meaningful workplace on The Leadership Lessons.

Australian Olympic Committee president John Coates has publicly mansplained to Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk about why she should attend the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony.

A proud Nyoongar woman, Shelley Cable says she’s often the youngest and only Indigenous woman sitting around the decision-making table.

The Norwegian women’s beach handball team has been fined for wearing shorts, and not bikini bottoms, at a European championship match.

There’s no excuse for sidelining the needs of athletes with disabilities and women at the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics.

Two-time Paralympic champion Olivia Breen was “left speechless” after she was told her competition briefs were too short by an official.

Australians Judy Tegart Dalton and Kerry Melville Reid have been inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame with the ‘Original 9’.

Australian basketball star Liz Cambage has withdrawn from the upcoming Olympics, citing mental health concerns.

Members of parliament from across the political spectrum are calling for a code of conduct to be introduced for politicians.

Leading infectious diseases expert Professor Raina MacIntyre is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons podcast.