Women's Agenda

Australia’s refusal to repatriate women and children linked to ISIS reveals a policy driven by fear rather than foresight.

Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah is set to feature in two sessions at the key writers’ event of her hometown, after her invitation to appear at the Adelaide Writers Festival was pulled.

Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts says she departed her “dream role” to protect her physical and psychological safety.

Australia’s 55,000-home social housing boom fails to match a 437,000-household backlog, leaving the national housing crisis unresolved.

In remote Afghanistan, life-saving CARE clinics and midwives protect young mothers and newborns from preventable maternal deaths.

Flooded out and fearing for their daughters’ safety, mothers fight to feed their families and rebuild their lives.

After fleeing Venezuela for her daughter’s survival, Nany rebuilt in Ecuador, turning hardship into love and opportunity.

After years of war and disaster, Syrian women lead their families and communities toward recovery and hope.

Angus Taylor has strong credentials, but doubts remain about his ability to revive the struggling Liberal Party.

At the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny celebrated Puerto Rican culture and Latinx pride, sending a message of resilience.

Democratic congressman Ro Khanna has named six “wealthy, powerful” men who are included in the unredacted version of the Epstein files.

As AI reshapes entry-level work, students need fluency, adaptable skills and ethics to protect future job prospects.