Leadership

As the climate crisis continues to reshape Australia, women are at the forefront of vital responses to safeguard future generations. 

Here’s a look at the powerful women who are stepping forward to reshape what climate action looks like in Australia.

Two women. Applying to replace one highly respected male CEO. Together. My first reaction was: absolutely not.

Jerril Rechter has been appointed CEO of the Australian Sports Foundation, an organisation that supports philanthropic investment in sport.

Emeritus Professor MaryAnn Bin-Sallik AO was laid to rest this morning at the St Mary’s Star of the Sea Cathedral in Darwin, a little over week since her passing, at the age of 85.

NASA astronaut Christina Koch is just weeks away from becoming the first woman in history to fly to the moon.

Women are increasingly shaping the legal landscape in Australia, everywhere from the courtroom to community advocacy and legal reform.

These trailblazers are proving that when women’s expertise is supported, the law can be a force for meaningful change.

From neuroscience and cancer research, to marine ecology and renewable energy, these trailblazers are driving breakthroughs

Rhian Miller has received a prestigious social change fellowship in recognition of her work building culturally-safe mentorship pathways.

Women educators are challenging harmful norms and centring community knowledge in Australia’s educational landscape.

The future of education in Australia is being shaped by women whose ideas and leadership are transforming classrooms and communities.