Women's Agenda

Dr Simone McCarthy asked more than 500 women how the cost-of-living crisis affects them. The results should be a wakeup call.

In our new research, we look at what parents think about school lunch programs. If school lunch programs are going to work in Australia, families’ support will be crucial.

Research finds period pain and heavy bleeding costs the Australian economy about A$14 billion every year in lost productivity.

After decades of oppression, Venezuelans hold fear and fragile hope as the world finally listens to their cry.

Still hurt by the decision, especially given the “8 wars PLUS” he stopped, Trump tells Norwegian PM he’s not feeling very peace-obligated.

Leaders across both houses of parliament, and all sides of politics, delivered stirring speeches today on Bondi terrorist attack.

The government risks entrenching legislation that raises more questions than it answers, without building the public goodwill necessary.

Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah’s lawyers have issued South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas with a concerns notice.

Just-resigned Adelaide Writers Week director Louise Adler calls the cancellation of the event ‘no surprise’. So what went wrong?

Here’s what we know about hyperemesis gravidarum, a condition of extreme morning sickness that can last the whole pregnancy.

We ask leading Australian female business leaders about how they are approaching health, mental wellbeing, and performance in the year ahead.

Losing a pet can reopen trauma, intensify mental health struggles, and leave grief that society too often dismisses.