Women's Agenda

Alisa Wu achieved the pre-Seed round for Lucent within 36 hours of launching. She exited her previous AI business in late 2024.

Actor Diane Keaton has died at the age of 79, she leaves behind a remarkable legacy, writes Chris Thompson.

A new Lancet study exposes famine-level child malnutrition in Gaza, linking soaring hunger and deaths to ongoing aid blockades.

Families in some areas can’t find childcare, causing stress, money problems, and poor health for parents and children.

With a “laser focus”, Commissioner Krissy Barrett has promised to take on those who seek to stoke fears within the community.

Bishop Sarah Mullally has been appointed as the next archbishop of Canterbury. She can’t preside over communion in hundreds of churches.

Taylor Swift is the latest superstar to harness showgirl iconography. Emily Brayshaw explains more about the history of showgirls.

The Minister for Women shared what she believes needs to happen in the face of global gender equality pushbacks.

A recent study showed more women supported traditional gender roles in 2024 than in 2010, writes Linda Peach.

Jacinda Ardern’s new book that will be enjoyed and appreciated by working parents who’ve been asked “where is your child?” and “are you still working?”

The president’s comments of hate at Charlie Kirk’s memorial service came in stark contrast to messages of forgiveness from Erika Kirk.