2025 International Women’s Day: How far Australian women achieve gender equality?

Ifrin Fittock, CEO SisterWorks attending 2025 IWD Office for Women at the State Library of Victoria – Melbourne, 6 Mar 2025. Photo: Curtesy Ifrin Fittock.

Ifrin Fittock, CEO SisterWorks attending 2025 IWD Office for Women at the State Library of Victoria – Melbourne, 6 Mar 2025. Photo: Curtesy Ifrin Fittock.

The 2025 International Women’s Day campaign theme is ‘Accelerate Action’. Which emphasizes the importance of achieving gender equality and empowerment. So, how far have Australian women come in achieving all this?


Ifrin Fittock is a consultant turned into CEO of SisterWorks Inc. She talked to SBS Indonesian about her organisation, Sisterwork, and how it delivers programmess that empower migrant, refugees and asylum seekers women to achieve their social mobility and economic goals.

Asked about Australian women she believes that they can do better, since the gap in equal pay for example still exists. Regarding women's participation in politics or their representation in parliament, it is also still lagging behind.
 
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