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The Malala Fund, a girls' education non-profit, with the aid of analytics vendor SAS has uncovered countries where girls are most at risk of experiencing educational interruption due to the ripple effect of catastrophic weather events.

New research has found that almost half (46%) of Australian children aged between 6 to 13 years use a mobile phone—up from 41% in 2015 - with the trend continuing to grow.

Nearly half of Australian kids aged 6-13 years of age own or use a mobile phone, according to new research.

Technology start-up Code Like a Girl has launched its Roaming Classroom for Rebel Girls – a mobile, pop-up classroom which, it says, is aimed at making coding more accessible.

A record 2000 schoolgirls from 73 Victorian schools have participated in a Melbourne tech event designed to encourage them to take up a career in the technology sector.

Westpac has launched a pilot program to encourage up to 100 female high school students in Sydney to gain valuable science, technology, engineering and maths skills.

Girls in the "approx 6-15 years old" age group with an interest in learning to code are invited by Microsoft to attend free coding workshops between 9 and 15 July, but no boys are allowed!

Online dating site Zoosk has conducted a survey to uncover how Star Wars can impact your love life - is a lack of faith disturbing or is there a new hope?

Another slice of the Presto TV show manifesto has been unveiled this morning, with top, well known shows from HBO and Showtime now added to Presto’s televisual programming roster!

According to Mattel no; because she is a girl she still needs the boys to help with those things called computers.