

Throughout history, the world has seen some pretty powerful, inspiring women lead the change.
Breaking stereotypes. Discovering new ground. Moving the needle forward for gender and race.
In many cases, they revolutionised the very framework in which we get to function today.
The trouble is, far too often, we don't know them by name.
You see, history has a bad habit of neglecting (and not documenting) the incredible women who took a stand. And frankly, we're not very happy about it.
So, we thought we'd take a look back at seven wonderful women who shattered barriers and challenged societal norms throughout history to now.
Because we just don't talk about them damn near enough.
Marita Cheng
In 2012, Marita Cheng became the youngest ever Australian of the year for her work as the founder of Robogals — a robotics company that encourages young women into STEM fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
At just 23 years old Cheng was one of the handful of women studying mechatronics in her class of over 50 when she established herself as a world leader in the growth of the women in technology schools.
Today, her Australian-made company has expanded to 11 countries including the United Kingdom, the United States and Japan.
Speaking to The Sydney Morning Herald, Cheng said: "I remember when I first started my company and was describing the projects I wanted to work on, the robots I wanted to build.