Women's Agenda

One Nation’s anti-abortion push reflects MAGA influence in Australia, raising concerns about the mainstreaming of far-right politics.

South Australian women business leaders are driving growth while facing persistent structural and gendered barriers.

Kids may be most vulnerable to social media’s harms, with new research informing debates over age-based restrictions.

BreadTube offers a thoughtful alternative to manosphere content, helping young people explore different ideas online.

All the best announcements from this week that landed in our Inbox!

Growing support for Pauline Hanson has raised questions about whether she could one day become prime minister.

Leanne Castley was once the party leader. Now she’s quitting the ACT Liberal party after what she describes as an 18-month campaign of undermining.

There’s much the current crop of world leaders could also learn from the graceful, positive sentiments expressed in Jacinda Ardern’s children’s book.

As billionaires buy into media, concerns are growing about democracy and who influences the news in Australia today.

Married at First Sight was issued three SafeWork NSW improvement notices after participants alleged a pattern of unsafe behaviour.

One Nation’s treatment of journalists is raising concerns about press freedom and the state of Australian democracy.