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Over 170 years ago womens suffrage marked the first wave of feminism, according to scholars we are now on the fourth wave. 

Gender-smart infrastructure improves gender equality in South Asia

As we approach International Women's Day, progress is still slow when it comes to female CEOs; in April there will only be a record-high nine female FTSE 100 CEOs.

Shopping while fat: 'I walked into a shopping centre as a size 26. There was nothing for me to buy. This is how it feels and why we have to change.'

Women in Australian Politics: 'Gender deafness', misogyny, bullying and sexual harassment. This is the reality for women in Australian politics.

"At Mamamia, women aren’t a line item in a spreadsheet for us. Or a ‘demographic’. Women are our core purpose. Our everything."

The truth about women's feuds: We love to see women feuding because it tells us what we've long suspected: that they're all bitches.

Gender equality issues 2022: On IWD, women are still advocating for basic human rights, including to end domestic violence and the gender pay gap.

This International Women's Day (IWD): Being a 40 year old child-free woman in 2022 means people still asking "When will you have kids?"

Politicians offend women: Five times Australian politicians have offended women, including Scott Morrison's comments about Brittany Higgins's allegations.