Game Changers

Senegal’s only female presidential candidate at this election is 40-year-old business executive and entrepreneur Anta Babacar Ngom.

Three years after taking on the role of Vogue’s youngest ever director, Margaret Zhang, 30, has announced she is stepping down.

We attended Adam Grant’s Unlock Hidden Potential & Transform Workplace Culture talk in Sydney last week. Here’s what we learned.

Supermodel Kaia Gerber is a huge celebrity. In recent years, she’s cultivated a new look – that of the beautiful reader.

Tina Rahimi is Australia’s first female Muslim boxer selected to represent the country at the Olympics. She will compete next year in Paris.

Pamela Anderson is leading the “pro-ageing” movement, alongside other Hollywood A-listers. Is this cause for celebration?

Here are the most interesting takeaways from global star Taylor Swift’s Time Magazine Person of the Year Interview.

Forbes List of Most Powerful Women has Ursula von der Leyen coming in at No. 1 and Barbie at No.100. Controversial?

Greta Gerwig has been named Director of the Year Award at next year’s Palm Springs International Film Festival in California.

A new network of podcasts highlighting stories of First Nations Peoples and people of colour has launched this week. 

Seven extraordinary women have been recognised as influential leaders at this year’s Asian-Australian Leadership Awards.

Clementine Ford’s case against marriage in her new book, “I Don’t: The Cast Against Marriage” is a searing, clarifying read.