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IBA hits a new milestone with three new women on the board

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By Dinushi Dias Verified
| Women's Agenda Verified
Three female powerhouses have been announced as new directors on the board of Indigenous Business Australia (IBA), a federal government authority actively working with Indigenous people to build wealth through commercial investments, business and property. With the appointment of Bronwyn Dodd, Jessica Bulger, and Krista Dunstan, the board now has a majority of women and Indigenous directors.
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Australia wasn't the first place where women could vote but it was the first to do this: What Canadian PM Mark Carney got right

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By Dinushi Dias Verified
| Women's Agenda Verified
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney may have woken up this morning to a few headlines that made his heart skip a beat. During a visit to Canberra, Mr Carney addressed federal parliament calling for unity and optimism. And then he said this. “Let us remember that Australia was the first nation in the world to give women the right to vote and to stand for Parliament,” Mr Carney says. The parliament responds with “hear, hear”.
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The unseen work transforming lives in Melbourne: Young women’s program turns 10 

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By Rebecca Roberts, Dinushi Dias Verified
| Women's Agenda Verified
For ten years, a small group of dedicated people have worked quietly in neighbourhoods around Melbourne, carefully reaching out and connecting with vulnerable young people. Much of what these youth have seen and experienced are things no child should ever be exposed to. And this trauma can often follow them into adulthood causing more harm and heartbreak. But the Young Women’s Program (YWP) is helping to change that.
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