Women's Agenda

She played Auld Lang Syne on the piano amid the debris of her apartment, following the explosion in Beirut. As her family cleaned up the mess.

As allegations of abuse in women’s gymnastics mount worldwide, it is time to raise the minimum age for elite competitions.

The Women’s Safety Council will meet today. If they genuinely want to take strong action, this is what they must do, write Hayley Foster and Renee Carr.

Researchers from the University of Adelaide are part of an international team training detector dogs to recognise traces of COVID-19.

As child-care centres close in Melbourne, the focus needs to be on what governments can do to cushion the impact on working parents.

Why doesn’t our memory serve us well in this pandemic? Anxiety may be one explanation, but another reason comes from the way our memory works.

Yasmin Poole, Tarla Lambert & youth activists Madhuraa Prakash, Imogen Senior and Kavindhya Almedia will share their vision for the future ahead.

The Queensland Human Rights Commission has urged against double standards and confirmed it’s been contacted by concerned members of Brisbane’s African migrant community who are already reporting abuse, after a number of media outlets named and shamed two young women accused of breaching COVID-19 restrictions.

New Closing the Gap targets have been welcomed by both sides of government, but with some disappointment on lack of funding.

Research shows one in five Australian women experience degrading content online. This is not ‘harmless’ or ‘normal’, writes Louise Richardson-Self.

Victoria has recorded 723 positive COVID-19 tests and, tragically, another 13 deaths, including ten connected to the aged care sector.