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By now we know that Donald Trump isn’t exactly a fan of strong, smart women in the media.
But the way he reacts to CNN’s Kaitlan Collins is truly unhinged. The more he attacks her, the more she deadpan stares him down, and asks another probing question. It’s amazing to watch. Madeline Hislop looks into their dynamic more.
Leaving an abusive relationship is often treated as the finish line. Melanie Greblo, a victim-survivor herself, argues it's only the beginning. And that without financial independence and meaningful employment, too many women are left to rebuild their lives without the support they need.
Elsewhere, Palestinian mothers in Gaza are struggling to breastfeed their infants more than 10 months since the ‘ceasefire’ agreement was put in place, a new report ahead of World Breastfeeding Week has found.
Also today, a year after major childcare safety reforms were introduced, questions remain about whether our kids are any safer.
And finally, we sit down with entrepreneur Keria Rumble, who shares how she turned some of life's toughest challenges--- including infertility, pregnancy loss and postpartum mental health struggles—into the inspiration behind three successful wellness brands.
Thanks to the support of CommBank Women in Focus for supporting us to share more female founder journeys.
Enjoy the weekend!
Tarla Lambert-Patel
Editor in Chief & Co Founder
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It’s really not about me, and I don’t want it to be about my reaction. If you let it become about that, then it becomes a back and forth between the two of us.
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Kaitlan Collins
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CNN news anchor Kaitlan Collins has responded to Donald Trump’s verbal attacks on her, saying she isn’t fazed and would prefer to focus on the questions he refuses to answer.
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How Keira Rumble turned her personal health struggles into a multi-brand wellness empire
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For entrepreneur Keira Rumble, her own health and fertility journey became the foundation for three successful wellness brands.
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Who is Kaitlan Collins? The CNN journalist Trump can’t stop attacking
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Award-winning CNN journalist Kaitlan Collins has become the latest target of Donald Trump’s verbal harassment.Read more +
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I survived domestic violence. Leaving wasn’t the hardest part.
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For many women, the hardest part begins after leaving violence, when they have to rebuild their income, career and confidence. Read more +
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Australia’s childcare safety changes are turning one. Are they working?
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Childcare reforms have improved safety, but experts say lasting protection depends on cultural change and parent involvement. Read more +
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ICYMI: AI beauty tools and models are here, giving women even more impossible standards
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AI beauty tool scan your skin and recommend a routine and apps to virtually “try on” makeup and preview a cosmetic procedure. Read more +
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Australia’s medal tally at the Commonwealth Games. 51 of these are gold.
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Rose Davies and Jess Hull win gold and silver in the women’s 5000m
Australian runner Rose Davies took out the gold medal in the women’s 5000m final at the Commonwealth Games, ahead of fellow Aussie Jess Hull. Davies crossed the line in 14:44.53, just ahead of Hull in 14:45.01.
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