Wins for the long weekend

It’s the long weekend, so what better way to kick it off than with some wins? We take a look at ultra marathon runner Jasmin Paris and figure skater Deanna Stellato-Dudek. Some major moves for women’s health in Australia as well, with the launch of a new medical research centre in Sydney, plus a huge milestone for women’s reproductive health.

In this episode, Tarla Lambert and Angela Priestley also discuss the so-called woman problem in the Liberal party and what they are - or aren’t - doing about it. Plus, we break down Mary Wooldridge’s National Press Club Address on Australia’s gender pay gaps.

Stories included this week:

• Ultrarunner Jasmin Paris becomes first woman to finish the toughest run in the world
• Retired at 17, world champion at 40: Deanna Stellato-Dudek becomes oldest woman to win skating world title
• National milestone as abortion officially decriminalised in every state and territory in Australia
• Why has the Liberal party kept quiet about its new women’s network?
• Tim Wilson’s back: The Liberal Party’s missed opportunities for preselection progress
• ‘Gender card’ is ‘grievance narrative’ says man who replaced Anne Ruston on Liberal’s SA senate ticket
• To close the gender pay gap, we must ‘reimagine’ what senior leaders look like: Mary Wooldridge
• ‘Fighting medical misogyny’: New Centre to address inequities in health and medicine

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