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From 50th to 13th: Can Australia keep climbing the gender ladder?
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From 50th to 13th: Can Australia keep climbing the gender ladder?
There’s something quietly radical about a country moving from 50th to 13th on the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Index in just four years. While the Prime Minister’s comments this morning may have had the tone of a campaign sticker, the data behind it holds up – Australia, once a middling performer on global gender parity, has made its biggest leap in history. The numbers are striking. In 2021, Australia sat at 50th place. A year later…
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