Game Changers

Kate M. Kruimink, a Tasmanian author and writer, has been awarded the 2020 Australian/Vogel’s Literary Award for her novel ‘A Treacherous Country’.

Campaigns against the growing racism against Asian Australians are being unleashed across the country following a spike in coronavirus-related attacks.

Professor Sharon Peacock is leading the campaign to distribute 15-minute home coronavirus finger-prick test kits to check exposure to COVID-19. 

Leading human rights and public law expert Tessa van Duyn has been appointed to CEO and Practice Leader of Melbourne-based, values-driven law firm Moores. 

Fabian Dattner is on a life long mission to change the narrative of leadership. She believes women are the answer. So do we.

Sue Middleton never thought she’d become an unofficial spokesperson for ending sexual harassment in her industry. But it needs to be done.

The Future of the Workforce is a hotly debated topic. Two experts in this field share their knowledge at this year’s Australian Governance Summit in Sydney.

We speak with Carol Schwartz to take stock of the landscape for women in politiics. How much is changing?

Nicole Liu is an entrepreneur who started up her own fertility empowerment company. KIN delivers a monthly package of contraceptive pills to busy women.

The League of Extraordianry Women is hosting their annual Techformation: Women in tech, innovation and leadership conference in Melbourne next week.

Marlee Silva launched an Instagram platform ‘Tiddas4Tiddas’ with her sister Keely in November 2018. Since then, there’s a podcast, a book and more to come.

Hildur Guðnadóttir is the only woman nominated for best score at this year’s Oscars and the seventh woman nomiated in the Best Original Score category.