A review of the financial feminist news making headlines as of 16 April 2024. Each week in this series, you can expect news items with a financial and feminist breakdown.

This week’s episode provides a financial feminist news breakdown of stories, including: Latin American female leaders hailed, Feminist Governor General regaled & MONA feminist artwork assailed. Not sure how these stories relate to finances or feminism? Check out the podcast for our breakdown. You can find out more about our sources for each story below:

• 14 April 24 – BBC News – Irina Karamanos and the first ladies forging their own path
• 6 Dec 23 – Refinery 29 – Mexico’s Next President May Be A Woman. But Some Mexican Women Aren’t Celebrating
• 6 Sep 23 – New York Times – A Historic First for Mexico as Two Women Vie for the Presidency
• 10 Apr 24 – ABC News – Viceregal controversies aren't new but Sam Mostyn's appointment took the outrage to new levels
• 3 Apr 24 – Broad Agenda – What Sam Mostyn’s appointment as Governor General means
• 3 Apr 24 – ABC News – Sam Mostyn is a new kind of governor-general in more ways than one
• 11 Apr 24 – ABC News – Discrimination ruling over Mona's Ladies Lounge raise questions about women-only, men-only spaces
• 9 Apr 24 – The Guardian – Mona ordered to allow people ‘who do not identify as ladies’ into Ladies Lounge exhibit
• 21 Mar 24 – BBC News – Mona: Australian art museum sued over women's-only exhibit