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By exploring intersectional representation of women in pop culture, MP opens the door for intelligent and fun conversations about diverse narratives across film, TV, music and literature.

Melissa Leong, best known for her work as a judge on the hugely popular MasterChef series, says new show The Hospital: In The Deep End was her 'deepest' and 'most intense' work assignment to date.
Olympics-bound Mary Fowler is being honoured by Barbie with a one-of-a-kind doll in her likeness, along with eight other trailblazing sportswomen in the lead up to the Paris Olympics.
"When I was deciding what career path to choose, I was scared of the risks that come with creative work."
The overturning of the Cumberland City Council book ban will likely embolden others to confront librarians over books they deem inappropriate — often queer books. Author Abra Pressler shows us how we can support librarians and queer books in meaningful ways.
The warm, grand reception, titling, and gifting that Meghan received may seem like customary Nigerian magnanimity on surface level, but they're beyond that.
The Yolŋu woman speaks about carving out her fashion career when "being a woman, being a brown woman, being young and also having a young family" can so easily – and unfairly – put you on the back foot.
The reception Meghan Markle has received in Nigeria is cognisant of the elegance, grace and kindness that the Nigerian population see in her and her family.
While it has been incredibly rewarding having interactions with a broader community in speaking about complex mental health conditions and the issues with Australia’s mental healthcare system, connecting more with my mum has been the greatest reward of the process.
Shankari Chandran's 'Safe Haven' is a book that everyone should read the second it hits shelves. Trust me, we’ll all be the better for it.

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