women in politics

Finland’s prime minister Sanna Marin has found herself in the centre of a storm, after footage of her dancing and partying leaked.

Martha Karua is climbing the political ladder in Kenya, a country that frequently sees violent attacks on female candidates

Liberal Party has a ‘women’s problem’ and should be fixed by introducing a “temporary” quota for women, according to Senator Linda Reynolds.

Human rights lawyer and activist, Ramona Vijeyarasa, is doing critical work to advance the recognition of female leaders in global politics. 

We need women and gender diverse leaders to bring different approaches and solutions for the climate crisis.

Rufina Peters becomes the eighth female MP in PNG history and offers many a glimmer of hope for PNG women in a tough political landscape.

North Sydney MP Kylea Tink reflects on her first weeks in parliament, the circus of question time and the need for a code of conduct.

Satoko Kishimoto is Tokyo ward’s first female mayor and she’s bringing ‘radical change’ to Japan’s long history of male-dominated politics.

British foreign secretary, Liz Truss, is considered the frontrunner after having been named a final two candidates for PM.

“We’re talking about women dying,” Democratic politician Joanna McClinton said in a memorable address on abortion rights.

Gabrielle Upton’s retirement was announced on Wednesday and she says she has ‘loved every minute’ of her time as NSW’s Attorney General.