women in politics

Adobe has debunked Nine News’ apology to Georgie Purcell, after a “sexist” edited image of her was used in the nightly news bulletin.

Jacinda Ardern, the former prime minister of New Zealand, has married her long-term partner Clarke Gayford in a small private ceremony.

An all-female city council has made history in the US city of St. Paul. It’s the city’s youngest, most racially diverse legislative body.

Mar Galcerán recently made history in Spain, becoming the country’s first parliamentarian with Down syndrome.

Donna Faragher will become longest-serving female parliamentarian in Western Australia upon her resignation, effective in March 2025.

Our predictions on the women who’ll be defining 2024. From politics to business, sport, advocacy, climate culture and health. 

French President Emmanuel Macron has appointed Gabriel Attal as the country’s new prime minister, replacing France’s second ever female PM.

In Australian political circles, merit is anything but meritorious, writes CEO of Women for Election, Licia Heath.

The US has never had a female president, but one Republican hopeful– Nikki Haley– has many wondering if this will finally change. 

Annastacia Palaszczuk shared that “renewal is a good thing” as she announced she was stepping down as Premier of Queensland on Sunday.

In a press conference, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced Labor MP Peta Murphy has died, saying his government is “broken hearted”.

Minister Michelle Rowland has outlined the government’s next steps in addressing online safety, particularly for children and young people.