Profiles

Giorgia Meloni, leader of far-right Brothers of Italy, could become the first far-right leader since World War II, and the first female PM.

Criminal lawyer, researcher and author, Katrina Marson has written a new book about how we can do relationship and sex education better.

Janet Yang, a Hollywood producer, has been elected as the president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Trudi Mitchell has been appointed UNHCR Australia’s new Chief Executive Officer. Mitchell, replacing former National Director, Naomi Steer.

Ann Mossop has been appointed the new artistic director for the Sydney Writers’ Festival (SWF), replacing Michael Williams.

At just 31, Melbourne writer Jennifer Down has won the 2022  Miles Franklin Literary Award for her second novel, Bodies of Light.

Yvonne Weldon’s debut novel, Sixty-Seven Days was released in bookstores across the country last week. We chat with the author

Meet Laurena Basutu this year’s UN Women Australia MBA scholarship winner (worth more than $60,000) who wants to change the world.

Former Aussie captain, Lisa Sthalekar has been appointed President of FICA, the first woman in history to hold the position. 

Minjee Lee has achieved one of Australia’s greatest golfing moments this morning when’s she won the US Women’s Open, taking home $2.5 million

Elisha Watson and her refugee-powered ethical underwear is building a force for good in Wellington, New Zealand.

K-pop group BLACKPINK becomes first all-female K-Pop ensemble only the third all female band to grace the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine.