WAO ART #23

Department of Communities in Western Australia is celebrating International Women's Day 2023 with the theme "Cracking the Code: Innovation for a Gender Equal Future." The department has made progress in gender equality programs: gender equality in procurement, Women's Workplace Safety Information...

Federal appellate court judges have questioned the SEC's arguments during the first appeals hearing on Grayscale Investments' spot Bitcoin ETF application. The judges asked the regulator's lawyer what more Grayscale needs to offer to satisfy its requirements.

Photographer Edward Burtynsky has captured the impact of human industry on the African continent in his latest collection, African Studies. He was inspired to turn his attention to Africa after photographing the manufacturing boom in China 20 years ago.

Running one of Tokyo's major districts is a lonely profession, according to Satoko Kishimoto. The 48-year-old took office as Suginami's first female mayor back in June. She has since sworn to oppose the male-dominated politics in the nation.

The world's most lethal spider, the banana spider, was captured in Santa Catarina state, Brazil. The spider was 8 centimeters long and has a toxin that affects the nervous system, causing intense pain, tachycardia, and even pulmonary edema.

TikTok has launched Project Clover, a set of security measures aimed at allaying concerns that the app could share user data with China. However, TikTok's future remains in jeopardy unless the US is convinced, as the US government has restricted its use on official devices.

Thousands of protesters clashed with police in Tbilisi, Georgia, after parliament backed a draft law that would require non-governmental and media organisations that receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad to declare themselves as "foreign agents", or face hefty fines or even imprisonment.