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All about Australian Women
All about Australian Women
Where are all the women in art, technology and tuk tuk driving? Right here, in this week’s edition of World Wide Women. 1. Women in Art An art audit concluded this week by the East London Fawcett Group (ELF) revealed that only 5% of London galleries represent an equal number of male and female artists.
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Photo: Helen White This week, we feature a restaurant owner fighting for refugee rights, a company that makes toys for girls with an engineering edge, a woman fighting for an end to unhealthy cultural practices and much more in this week’s edition of World Wide Women. 1. “Dumplings, not Detention.” Nahji Chu is a name
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While San Francisco is the place to be in the US for female entrepreneurs, Morocco is not far behind with 8 women named by Forbes in the top 25 most influential women in Africa. Business icon Warren Buffett sings praises for women in business and Therese Tucker makes better software in a male-dominated tech world.
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Between luncheons with The Hon Joe Hockey and interviews with female blacksmiths and globetrotting families we’ve had a pretty productive week in the office. If your week has been as busy as ours, we’re sure you will be looking forward chilling out with some of the latest women’s news to keep you motivated. 1. Finland,
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(Photo: ABC) With the passing of the Anzac Day long weekend, we here at WOMAN.com.au hope that you dedicated some time to contemplate the sacrifices that were made by the Anzacs in the shaping of our nation. While we will be forever indebted to current and past servicemen who have fought for Australia, let us
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(Photo: www.modwomen.com) It came to our attention this week that, despite the fact that the number of female CEOs of Fortune 500 companies has doubled in the last decade, women still only represent 3.6% of the total leadership roles in 2012. Some people attribute this to the lack of female role models we have to
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