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Former pro-cyclist Kate Veronneau is determined to increase the visibility of women’s sport with the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift.

The Victorian State Government has announced $1.2 million in funding public artworks to be created that commemorates Victorian women. 

Alison Harrington founded Resparke to improve the lives of seniors worldwide by educating people and carers on music therapy.

Professor Sandra Eades became Australia’s first Aboriginal medical doctor with a PhD. Her research investigated health of Aboriginal infants

Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike has declared victory after exit polls projected her winning a third consecutive term as head of Japan’s capital.

A leading advocate for domestic and family violence, Ashlee Donohue shares more on her work supporting Indigenous women seeking safety.

Two new trainees join Melbourne-based florist social enterprise, which aids young women from refugee backgrounds to secure employment.

Labor’s Dr Anne Aly has worn a handmade gown honouring domestic violence victims to Parliament’s Midwinter Ball on Wednesday night. 

ABC journalist and presenter Lisa Millar has announced she is stepping down from her role as co-presenter of ABC News Breakfast.

Marine Le Pen is the leader of the far-right National Rally party in France. What is she all about and what does she hope to do?

At the US presidential debate, we watched two elderly white men compete to be president in a country of $330 million people. Is there hope?