Powerhouse Leigh Sales on why journalism is suffering for a lack of class diversity “How can a journalist truly understand what it's like to be on welfare or living hand-to-mouth if mum was a doctor and dad was a lawyer?”
How three sisters from Melbourne are making the art industry a family affair This Melbourne sister act proves that creativity runs in the family.
Filmmaker Genevieve Clay-Smith on the importance of inclusion and not ‘striving’ We chat to Genevieve for Women To Love.
Architect Blainey North on art class, instincts and being the only woman on the team Women to Love: We chat to architect and interior designer Blainey North.
Bullying is invasive, incessant and has a devastating impact on our kids’ lives, but can art help? Putting the pain, confusion and hurt on paper can be the cheapest therapy.
Chef Analiese Gregory on opening doors for women, and the future of the industry “I had to be, not only as good as the men, but better than them to get the same opportunities.”
Filmmaker Lynette Wallworth on pushing boundaries and why you should always ask questions How can we stop sexism in the film industry? Make women the directors, says Lynette.
Legendary shark diver Valerie Taylor on defying expectations People would say 'what are you doing here you silly twit of a woman', and I'd just jump off the boat and show them.
Nuclear weapon testing killed and blinded Aussies in our own backyard But Australia isn't among the 122 countries that banned them.
Michelle Law on alopecia, trolls and growing up as a woman of colour in Australia “I've had some atrocious stuff said to me because people don't seem to understand online abuse is still plain old abuse.”