News & Views Belarus sentences opposition figure Maria Kolesnikova to 11 years in prison A court in Belarus has found Maria Kolesnikova guilty of conspiring to seize power and sentencing her to 11 years in prison.
Leadership Growing meat and animal products from cells: Dr Bianca Le’s work aims to change everything Growing meat from cells is an emerging means for feeding the world’s population, and Dr Bianca Le is at the forefront of this movement.
News & Views Rural Women’s Award and Acceleration Grant now open for women in agriculture One of Australia’s most prestigious agriculture awards, The AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award, is now open for nominations.
Advice ‘Always seeking, always finding’: Mani Thiru on how to succeed in the tech sector Mani Thiru took out the WALA Award for Emerging Leader in the Private Sector. What is her advice for other women?
Game Changers Tsai Ing-wen rolls up her sleeve for domestic vaccine reminding us again how conviction defines her leadership Taiwan’s president Tsai Ing-wen has publicly demonstrated the safety of a new dose of vaccine developed in Taiwan.
Education and economic opportunities Afghan all-girls robotics team flee safely to Qatar The nine teenage girls of the Afghan robotics team have arrived safety in Qatar after days of negotiations by an NGO to bring them to safety.
News & Views Afghanistan’s first female Paralympian trapped in her country, unable to compete in Tokyo Zakia Khudadadi is Afghanistan’s first female Paralympian but cannot go to the Tokyo Paralympics next week.
Sport At 44, Sinead Diver’s Olympic debut ends with a triumphant result At 44, Sinead Diver has finished 10th place at the Tokyo Olympics, and sets new records for Aussie women runners.
News & Views Meghan Markle marks 40th birthday with new initiative helping women return to work Meghan Markle celebrated her fortieth birthday, marking the occasion by announcing a project which sees forty celebrities help women.
News & Views Jacinda Ardern apologises for dawn raids targeting Pasifika people in the 1970s Jacinda Ardern formally apologise for police crackdowns in the 1970s which “unfairly targeted” the country’s Pacific community.
Appointments GroupM gets first local female CEO with Aimee Buchanan appointed Aimee Buchanan is the new CEO of the Australia & New Zealand branch of the world’s leading media investment company, GroupM.
News & Views Annabel Crabb sheds light on the political women history forgot in ABC’s Ms Represented Annabel Crabb hosts a four-part tv series looking at the trajectory of women in politics since women started campaigning for their rights.
