Brianna Boecker

Founding the world’s first occupation therapy franchise business, Helen Whait has helped support the work-life balance of over 10,000 people.

Elizabeth Neville has been appointed the Director of the Australian Institute of Family Studies for a 5-year term.

Architecture and design studio, TURNER, has introduced a gender equal paid parental leave policy, within a male-dominated industry.

Celebrating 30 years of supporting women, Queen Victoria Women’s Centre (QVWC) has launched a Conservation Appeal Fund.

Donald Trump named as TIME's 'Person of the Year' is another reminder of the state of global politics, signaling a resurgence of populism.

Ahead of 2024, political experts and commentators were calling this “ the year of democracy ”. It was deemed a “make or break year”, as around 1.5

It's no secret that women's health has fallen under the radar for far too long, and historically, hasn't been given the attention it deserves.

A 15-year-old girl opened fire at an elementary school in the US state of Wisconsin on Monday, killing a teacher and a student and wounding six others at the school she attended, police said.

Cara Dignum has been appointed Managing Director at Lundbeck, a global pharmaceutical company specialising in brain diseases.

Agenda setters, rule breakers, those that have shifted the dial. Here are the top ten women who have left us awe-inspired this year.