Women's Agenda

American “looksmaxxing” social media influencer Clavicular has been charged with raping a teenage girl in Massachusetts.

Four domestic violence deaths renew calls for action to prevent men’s violence and respond before it becomes deadly.

Periods may be starting earlier, but here’s what parents should know about puberty, first periods and what affects timing.

Coffee does more than wake us up, from affecting digestion and gut health to changing how our bodies absorb iron and medicines.

Turning off algorithms won’t stop misogyny, we also need to address the harmful content and attitudes fuelling the manosphere.

Weight-loss campaigns are targeting First Nations women, with drug companies using health messages to sell weight-loss drugs.

Sydney women are using their influence to fund an MRI machine, helping transform healthcare for women and newborns in Australia.

Australian women are more ambitious than ever, but a clarity and visibility gap is slowing their progression. 

Australia’s proposed digital duty of care laws could push social media platforms to take more responsibility online.

Smart glasses are raising privacy concerns, but outright bans could discriminate against people who rely on them for accessibility.

In the final episode of the season of There Will Be Dancing, Karen, a WELA co-founder, reflects on a career in environmental leadership.