"When I took away the pressure of what I thought an adventure should be, I was constantly amazed by the beauty of the landscape and the rich history and community woven into every step of the trail." @brooke_nolan discovers the rewards of taking it easy. https://t.co/35gWp1KVzR
#Womenshistorymonth: Following her death in 1934 Anna was hailed a 'successful businesswoman in an era where business was almost wholly a masculine field'. Thanks to her pioneering strategies the @BISSELLclean is now a common sight across the world: https://t.co/pMfBGS5QEi
"Once you've had a taste of it … you just wonder what your body and your mind is capable of and what you can do."
Congratulations Rosie and Angela - the 1st Australian women's pair to row the Atlantic (and they'd never rowed before)
https://t.co/bZqlCRaTyk
#Visiblewomen2030
#Womenshistorymonth: Madame CJ Walker rose from humble beginnings, overcoming racial & gender discrimination to become the wealthiest African-American woman of her time - using her achievements to advocate for the advancement of Black Americans: https://t.co/mr8JOBHtLM
#Womenshistorymonth: Edith studied at @KingsCollegeLon@UniofOxford & in 1908, became head of the department at University College in Reading - the only one not to be awarded a professorship. She fought back and became the UK's first female professor: https://t.co/trbX1UVSHx
#Womenshistorymonth: In spite of being banned by the all-male Parliamentary Press gallery in Wellington, NZ, Stella became one of Australia's most influential female journalists: https://t.co/0xt7CnZ2Qo
#femalejournalists#journo#visiblewomen2030
#Womenshistorymonth: Elizabeth passed the Society of Apothecaries exams in 1865. Then, they were closed to women-to stop others following her lead.
Not to be deterred, in 1871, Elizabeth opened a hospital exclusively staffed by women:
https://t.co/NruxNaCF9P
#WomenInMedicine
#Womenshistorymonth: Meet Sandra Day O'Connor, a woman who made history as the first female U.S. Supreme Court justice. Sandra is from Arizona - home of @ASU, one of the #visiblewomen campaign's university partners.
Be inspired by her story: https://t.co/x9nKxH22Tc
#Womeninlaw
"Aside from the skiing—which we did for around 8 hours most days, covering anything from 7km to 23km—the routine was arduous yet beautifully simplistic: Ski, set up camp, eat, sleep, stay warm, repeat. ‘Real life’ felt a million miles away." @brooke_nolan https://t.co/Xv3oE5SiQx
Australian permanent resident, dealing with my fourth #cancelledflight. Sign the petition to scrap #flightcaps … https://t.co/jzN2i4Ne1W via @ChangeAUS
Joining the #flightcaps coversation after 3 cancellations from @cathaypacific. If business class flights are the only ones being accepted, can we not just tell the truth & give prices? At least then we can make decisions on real information. Even if it means spending life savings
@James_J_Harding@lykapetfood Hi James, I'd love to chat. I'm a journalist and copywriter (lots of blog writing experience) and have actually interviewed Dr Matthew Muir for an article before: https://t.co/VldkeqtJ7F
@noahmichelson Hi Noah, what about a piece about living between three countries during Covoid-19? Australia (love interest), UK (family), Switzerland (work). I was travelling and 100% off grid when this all happened and have had to make hard choices about which country to go 'home' to.
I swear...half the time the views on the Drakensburg Grand Traverse barely looked real. How could a place so untouched still exist? Although I may have had to leave the hike early due to injury I will be forever grateful for the experience. And the views… https://t.co/Yo61CySm5j
Well, our plan to complete the Drakensburg Grand Traverse might not have worked out thanks to illness and injury. But on the plus side, I couldn't think of anyone better to have hatched an escape plan with than @endless.traveller.
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