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Women ‘allowed into the tent’ with board seats, but men take top-paying chair roles

Women ‘allowed into the tent’ with board seats, but men take top-paying chair roles

Of the top 15 highest-paid directors, all but one is a man, says a report from the governance advisers Ownership Matters.

  • by Amelia McGuire

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Imane Khelif files harassment complaint amid boxing gender dispute

Imane Khelif files harassment complaint amid boxing gender dispute

The Algerian boxer at the centre of a gender controversy at the Olympics has filed a formal legal complaint, citing being the victim of online harassment, according to her lawyer.

  • by Juliette Jabkhiro
They called him ‘Tampon Tim’ as an insult. It backfired

They called him ‘Tampon Tim’ as an insult. It backfired

Positive political role models like Tim Walz are important. He shows young men that they have nothing to fear by giving things to women – be they tampons or just some basic respect.

  • by Jacqueline Maley
Is menopause killing women’s work, or is ‘garbage data’ trashing the brand? A Senate inquiry must decide

Is menopause killing women’s work, or is ‘garbage data’ trashing the brand? A Senate inquiry must decide

Claims that large numbers of women are quitting the workforce early because menopause is not supported are unfounded and being pushed as fact, risking women’s economic security, critics say.

  • by Wendy Tuohy
‘They hate me and I don’t know why’: Khelif wins gold, opens up on gender furore

‘They hate me and I don’t know why’: Khelif wins gold, opens up on gender furore

Khelif became Algeria’s first Olympic gold medallist in 12 years and seventh of all-time, defeating China’s Yang Liu at Roland-Garros.

  • by Michael Chammas
She came to fight for her country, and ended up a punching bag. So did her sport
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Paris 2024

She came to fight for her country, and ended up a punching bag. So did her sport

What would it mean if boxing disappeared from the Olympics – and frankly, why should you care?

  • by Chip Le Grand
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This attempt to clarify boxing’s gender row was a shambles. It also told us everything
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Paris 2024

This attempt to clarify boxing’s gender row was a shambles. It also told us everything

While journalists and IBA officials exchanged verbal jabs, Algerian boxer Roumaysa Boualam, Imane Khelif’s friend, staged a dignified, one-woman protest.

  • by Chip Le Grand
I was among political staffers sexually abused. We’ve won change, but our work isn’t done

I was among political staffers sexually abused. We’ve won change, but our work isn’t done

We were women cast aside, but we were underestimated.

  • by Chelsey Potter
The disgusting display from world’s media following Algerian boxer’s victory
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Paris 2024

The disgusting display from world’s media following Algerian boxer’s victory

Regardless of whether you believe Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting should be competing at these Games, all concerned would do well to remember they are human beings.

  • by Andrew Webster
This syndrome is shockingly misdiagnosed. Little wonder Bethany felt ‘medically gaslit’
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This syndrome is shockingly misdiagnosed. Little wonder Bethany felt ‘medically gaslit’

Health experts want greater education about a debilitating syndrome which leaves patients, particularly women, facing a fight getting recognition and diagnosis.

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How Australia’s female Olympians rose up and roared

How Australia’s female Olympians rose up and roared

Australia’s female athletes have dominated the gold medals, the headlines, and the glory in France. They’re owning it, too.

  • by Jordan Baker