Game Changers

Teela May Reid has been awarded this year’s Daisy Utemorrah Prize at the WA Premier’s Book Awards for her unpublished manuscript “Our Matriarchs Matter.”

“Every generation needs to be told why Black Lives Matter. Here we are again,” says Marcia Langton in her Thea Astley Address at the Byron Writers Festival.

Gender stereotypes embedded in language can have a significant effect on the way women are treated in STEM industries, according to a new study from the US.

On Sunday, Marin married Markus Räikkönen at Kesäranta, Marin’s official residence, and was attended by 40 guests consisting of close friends and family.

At 37, she became New Zealand’s youngest female PM. The latest polls showed a record high approval rate for Labour, with her party charting 61 per cent.

Over 150 vaccines are in various stages of development around the world. Here are some of the women who are at leading the charge.

Sarah al-Amiri is leading the UAE’s first interplanetary mission as the first female minister of State for Advanced Technology.

A record 40 female politicians vied for seats in Singapore’s recent election & gender pay gap and violence against women were on the agenda.

Melanie Perkins, who co-founded Canva, is now one of the richest women in Australia. Her company is now worth $8.6 billion.

After spending three and a half years at the ABC, Que Minh Luu has been appointed Netflix’s Director of Local Originals for Australia.

During COVID-19, Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander communities were disproportionately affected. Jessie Tu examines how it has impacted women in STEM.

Dai Le became a councillor at Fairfield Council in 2012 and has since been championing for diverse female voices in state and local politics.