Women's Agenda

Studies show having one less child is one of the most effective individual actions to mitigate climate change, writes Melissa Pappas.

As Minister for Science and Technology Karen Andrews prepares to lead a roundtable of scientists in Canberra, she’s said they won’t be debating whether climate change is real or not

Retaining the five-day week but cutting the working day to seven or six hours is a better way to go, writes Anthony Veal.

There is no limit on the amount of love and gratitude that needs to be shared for the men and women working tirelessly to fight these bushfires, particularly when it comes to those who’ve given everything to help.

The Australian bushfire crisis continues to devastate multiple areas across Australia, taking lives, homes and an estimated half a billion animals in the process.

Digital fundraising expert of more than three decades, Meredith Dwyer has been named chair of the Fundraising Institute Australia.

But amid the spending spree at Christmas time, many consumers are becoming more concerned about environmental impacts of their shopping.

Alison Deitz will be the first woman to lead global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright in Australia, after being named as its next managing partner.

Time’s Up has declared Harvey Weinstein’s massive settlement on his civil cases proof of a “broken system that privileges powerful abusors.

Swedish schoolgirl Greta Thunberg has become the youngest person ever to be named TIME Person of the Year, since the tradition started in 1927.

Climate change is shaping as a likely topic of conversation at the family dinner table this Christmas. We can learn much from Greta Thunberg.