Women's Agenda

Sarah Sanders told Trump that Kim Jong-un winked at her. He laughed and said she should go to North Korea to “take one for the team”.

Sam White had expected to be in Australia during the launch of her female-centric Australian car insurance company, Stella Insurance.

More women than men have been promoted internally to partner at EY, with 55 per cent of its 31 internal appointments female.

Mobile phones are a lifeline for those in immigration detention. But if the government has its way, this thread will soon be cut.

Zali Steggall has relaunched her Climate Change Bill campaign with the support of fellow female crossbench MPs Rebekha Sharkie and Helen Haines.

The CEO of QBE Insurance, Pat Regan, has left the organisation today following an “external investigation” concerning “workplace communications”.

Coal-fired air pollution costs Australians an estimated $2.4 billion in health costs annually, according to actuaries, economists and lawyers.

Fewer cases, fewer deaths and earlier lockdowns were in evidence across nations with women figureheads, Supriya Garikipati and Uma S Kambhampati.

Early-mid career researchers (EMCRs) and women are being disproportionally affected by job losses and funding cuts in medical research.

Both Kamala Harris and Chrystia Freeland assume their positions in the midst of troubling times. Why does it take a crisis to promote women?

Michelle Obama’s necklace is the latest in a long line of celebrated examples of jewellery as a political device, writes Elizabeth Shaw.

The extraordinary sum of $37.7 million went to Andrew Barkla, the chief executive of a little-known company, IDP Education.