News & Views For the first time, women outnumber men as solicitors in Australia For the first time ever, female solicitors have outnumbered male solicitors in Australia, with 53 per cent of them dominating the sect
News & Views Annabel Crabb sheds light on the political women history forgot in ABC’s Ms Represented Annabel Crabb hosts a four-part tv series looking at the trajectory of women in politics since women started campaigning for their rights.
News & Views Thousands of women return to violent partners because they can’t access affordable housing. It’s time for change. New research has revealed that up to 7,700 women a year are returning to partners who enact violence. 9,120 women are homeless.
News & Views Australia Post unveils new parcel packaging acknowledging original Aboriginal place names Australia Post has unveiled new parcel packaging that includes a dedicated space for the inclusion of traditional Aboriginal place names.
News & Views ‘An error’: 163 Year 12 students from exclusive St Joseph’s College got vaccinated Sydney Local Health District apologises in a statement for St Joseph’s College’s 163 Year 12 students getting the Pfizer vaccine.
News & Views Indigenous academic Elisa Loncon elected to re-write Chile’s constitution Mapuche woman Elisa Loncón, was elected by the country’s constitutional delegates to lead a group to draft a new text to replace constitution.
News & Views Military women of Ukraine asked to march in heels Military women of Ukraine have been asked to parade in heelsmarking three decades of the country’s independence.
News & Views As a young Indigenous woman, impostor syndrome isn’t a career barrier it’s a life one For Indigenous women, the feeling of being an impostor, is felt even in those spaces that are supposed to be safe for all women.
Leadership Awards ‘I had to shoulder barge or kick my way in’: Antoinette Lattouf’s fierce pursuit for media diversity Antoinette Lattouf has a mission to change the face of the media here in Australia. Make it more reflective of the population.
Appointments Lina Khan is the 32-year old chair of the US Federal Trade Commission Lina Khan has just become the chair of America’s Federal Trade Commission (FTC). On Tuesday, Khan was confirmed and sworn in.
Appointments Professor Bronwyn Fox appointed as CSIRO’s Chief Scientist CSIRO, has appointed Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Swinburne University of Technology, Professor Bronwyn Fox as its Chief Scientist.
News & Views Members of an elite men’s only club will not allow women to join Members of a controversial and elite men’s only club based in Sydney have voted against allowing women to join the group, during a record turnout to a special general meeting on Tuesday.