Women's Agenda

Working at a law firm, Sarah Behenna was constantly overlooked for promotion as she worked flexibly and was not considered to be a “real player”.

There’s barely been a blip in the number of mothers “typically” caring for children at home, despite a massive increase in the rate of both mothers and fathers working from home.

The NRL’s preferential treatment, above other sports and all women’s sport, reveals an exceptional male privilege.

It will feature 32 teams for the first time, making it the biggest ever, and follows the massive success of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 held in France.

Australia’s much awarded and trusted national broadcaster, the ABC, has again been forced to make major cuts to staff, services and program.

Because we are rich in coal and gas, Australia has been plagued with two decades of wars over climate policy, writes Judith Brett.

Helen Conway has urged young women to advoacate for change, after being appointed President and Board Chair of YWCA Australia.

About 15,000 people are subject to modern slavery in Australia, including sex trafficking, forced marriage and forced labour.

Allowing staff to work at home requires trust and the openness to have honest, frank and supportive discussions if substandard performance is noticed.

Victorian Consumer Affairs Minister Marlene Kairouz has quit her ministerial responsibilities in the Premier Daniel Andrews’ Government, following the branch stacking allegations reported on 60 Minutes on Sunday night.

In many ways, women are ideal astronauts as physical strength and height are not advantages in microgravity, writes Alice Gorman.

Victorian Minister for Women Gabrielle Williams has issued a powerful response to her now former colleague, Adem Somyurek, following abusive comments he made about her that were aired on 60 Minutes on Sunday night.