Game Changers

On International Day of Persons with Disability, we’re highlighting five women who have thrived in art, literature, screen and dance.

Surfers gathered at the Gold Coast’s Kirra Beach on Scomaturday to pay tribute to Australia surfing icon, Phyllis O’Donell. 

Celebrated Goorie author Melissa Lucashenko is giving away some of the prize money she has amassed for her novel, “Edenglassie”. 

British-American author of A Woman of Substance, Barbara Taylor Bradford has died in her New York home, aged 91.

Australians Investing In Women launch a new series of short videos featuring meaningful conversations and practical advice.

Nicole Kidman told Vanity Fair, “I’ve always said I want to work with [Martin] Scorsese…if he does a film with women.” 

Kamala Harris has made a surprise guest appearance on the popular NBC sketch comedy, Saturday Night Live.

Beyoncé returned to her hometown of Houston at a campaign rally for Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris.

CEO and co-founder of Canva Melanie Perkins told audiences on Monday at SXSW Sydney about her career so far and how she achieves big goals.

Months after announcing her retirement from cycling, Grace Brown has won the Crono des Nations individual time trial.

Three of the six Nobel Prizes have already been awarded – all of them to male scientists. Will there be women laureates this year?

The country’s best female artists gathered last night to celebrate the 2024 Australian Women in Music Awards