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The highest-paid CEO in Australia is a woman for the first time ever, as Macquarie Group CEO Shemara Wikramanayake surges to the top It’s no surprise Macquarie’s CEO is making bank, but this time it’s different.

The teenage girls who flirted with N***s before luring them into woods and shooting them ‘They were teenagers and they were young and pretty. They would dress up very nicely and wear heavy makeup,’ says author

Soroptimist International of Singapore is raising funds to help with completing the construction of three shelters for female victims of violence and disasters in Fiji. We are working with the Fijian government in this project. We have fruitcake, chocolate banana cake, sugee cake and cookies on sale this year. We seek your generosity this Christmas season.

NASA's 'Hidden Figures' to be awarded Congressional Gold Medals -

Son preference in India continues to be practised. There are cases of which infant girls are buried alive when the couple decides they don't want the girl child. Girls are seen as a financial liability since a dowry will have to be accumulated to get her married off. However even among wealthier families, female infanticide is practised albeit the ultrasound is used to abort the female foetus before she is born.

Family in India caught in act of burying unwanted newborn girl alive HYDERABAD (India) — Police in Hyderabad, India recently rescued a newborn baby girl as her family was about to bury her alive in a hastily-dug pit.

Ardern hails 'historic moment' for NZ as Zero Carbon Bill passes - 'We are on the right side of history' The PM said New Zealand would not be a

This is what a country achieves when a woman runs it.

'Makes one want to move to New Zealand': Jacinda Ardern's Facebook video goes global Jacinda Ardern was challenged to list her biggest achievements as NZ's Prime Minister in two minutes. The result has since gone global.

Punjab assembly breaks glass ceiling, calls for women to perform kirtan at Golden Temple Punjab assembly passes resolution urging Sikh bodies, the Akal Takht and SGPC, to allow women to perform kirtans.

Smashing the patriarchy: why there's nothing natural about male supremacy Psychologists such as Steven Pinker and Jordan Peterson argue patriarchal society is the ‘natural order’, but it is a relatively new development, writes Gaia Vince

First female medical students get degrees at last The "Edinburgh Seven" were the first women admitted to study medicine in Britain.

The Internet Wouldn't Be the Same Without These 11 Women Neither would our world.

Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez – a world designed for men From the ‘one-size-fits-men’ approach to smartphone design to the medical trials that are putting women’s lives at risk … this book uses data like a laser