News & Views High school students are protesting against One Nation. What’s the point if they can’t vote? Students have a right to speak up, and protesting can help young people take part in Australia’s democracy.
News & Views Robyn James on community-led conservation and why you don’t sign anything you don’t understand Robyn James joins There Will Be Dancing, a podcast produced by Women’s Environmental Leadership Australia (WELA) to explore what it means to share power in a movement that often assumes its own goodness.
News & Views Are there too many political polls? We are in glut – and it may be about to get worse Too many political polls are creating noise and distraction, taking attention away from the issues that matter most.
News & Views That Men and Boys portfolio addressing the rise of the manosphere? Gone after four months It had been unveilled just four months ago in Victoria, in a bid to address the rising influence of the manosphere.
News & Views Woman and man found dead in Charleville home, investigation underway A 23-year-old woman and 45-year-old man were found dead inside a rural Queensland home in what police suspect is a murder-suicide.
News & Views Pauline Hanson was once dubbed ‘queen of the men’s rights movement’. Her 30‑year career shows why Pauline Hanson’s recent domestic violence comments reflect decades of support for men’s rights and opposition to feminism.
News & Views PCOS vs. PMOS: What the new name means for your fertility PCOS has a new name, PMOS, to better reflect the condition and help women receive the right diagnosis, treatment and fertility support.
News & Views Natalie Kyriacou has a radical idea for the climate movement: make people laugh Natalie Kyriacou joins a recent episode of There Will Be Dancing to explore why humour might be the most underrated tools of the climate movement.
News & Views Families say they are struggling to pay school fees – why are so many still choosing private schools? More families are struggling with rising school fees as they cut back on everyday essentials to make ends meet.
News & Views Breastfeeding in war: the urgent health crisis facing mothers in Gaza More than one in 10 women with infants in Gaza suffer from difficulties with breastfeeding, a recent UN report has found.
News & Views Australia’s childcare safety changes are turning one. Are they working? Childcare reforms have improved safety, but experts say lasting protection depends on cultural change and parent involvement.
Uncategorised Gaming helps mums recover from parenting stress, but guilt can still get in the way Gaming can help mothers reduce stress, recharge and support their wellbeing, according to new Australian research.
