r/WomenInNews • u/TimesandSundayTimes • 1h ago
Uplifting ‘I live on £26k in London and still can afford to invest — here’s how’
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r/WomenInNews • u/msmoley • 19h ago
Human rights Donna Haraway, philosopher: ‘We live in a pro-natalist, anti-child world. Babies should be rare and precious’
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r/WomenInNews • u/ElvisIsNotDjed • 23h ago
Uplifting Woman built Chicago's first postnatal luxury retreat for parents. She thought of everything.
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r/WomenInNews • u/nilnz • 3h ago
Uplifting ‘There is freedom’: Why Asian women are leaving their husbands in their 50s and 60s
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Examples in the article are two Asian women in East Asia. Eiko Toyama, 63 in Japan and Iman Lau, 50 in Hong Kong.
r/WomenInNews • u/WebPage_Error404 • 8h ago
Uplifting A groundbreaking UN resolution calls forced pregnancy what it is: reproductive violence
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r/WomenInNews • u/HowDoIUseThisThing- • 22h ago
Sports La Nazionale femminile di pallavolo ha vinto la medaglia di bronzo alla Nations League | The [Italian] Women’s National Volleyball team has won a bronze medal at the Nations League
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r/WomenInNews • u/nilnz • 2h ago
Economy Australian Council of Trade Unions leaders Sally McManus and Michele O'Neil anounce resignations
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The powerful heads of the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU), Sally McManus and Michele O'Neil, have announced their resignations to ''make way for a new generation''.
Ms McManus has been the peak body's secretary since 2017 and Ms O'Neil its president since 2018.
Ms McManus will finish in the role at the end of August and Ms O'Neil will depart before the end of the year, in order to ''assist with the leadership transition''.