Women's Agenda

If there’s one thing we’ve noticed recently, it’s that girls are rising up with passionate voices, blazing the trail for others to follow. 

Food and Travel writer Melissa Leong will join the lineup of 3 new judges to front MasterChef, the first time the show has had a permanent female judge.

Women are more likely to feel watched, exposed or more accountable in open-plan offices, writes Rachel Morrison, from Auckland University of Technology

The man she would have been replacing — Malcolm Turnbull — has declared he would have welcomed a Julie Bishop PM, but it wasn’t to be.

US Olympian, Simone Biles has changed the way women will be percieved in gymnastics forever. In recent years she’s proven she’s a force to be reckoned with.

The bullying of Thunberg by conservative middle-aged men has taken on a grim, almost hysterical edge, writes Camilla Nelson.

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After weeks of protests and bitter in-party fighting, NSW Parliament has finally passed laws decriminalising abortion in the state.

Everyday sexism might not be noticed by perpetrators or bystanders, but it can wear women down and is linked to poorer physical and mental health.

She has a huge platform and following, and the newly crowned FIFA female player of the year Megan Rapinoe is determined to use it.