Women Who Win: Antoinette Lattouf on Courage, Resistance and the Stories That Shape Us

In this compelling conversation, Antoinette Lattouf discusses her book *Women Who Win*, a work that interweaves her own high-profile legal battle with the ABC and the extraordinary stories of Australian women who have fought against systemic injustice. From First Nations resistance leaders to pioneering lawyers and modern-day activists, the book illuminates the resilience, ingenuity and determination of women who refused to accept the status quo.

Colin Steele and Virginia Haussegger guide a discussion that explores the personal and political dimensions of Lattouf’s story, the cost of speaking out, and the enduring power of solidarity. This episode is a profound reflection on press freedom, gender equity, cultural identity and the meaning of victory, offering inspiration for readers, researchers and anyone committed to justice and social change.