Women's Agenda

Imagine your employer asking you to work from home until further notice. As coronavirus continues to spread, this seems an increasingly likely scenario.

Among participants, sexting is a way of flirting and forming new relationships, as well as developing an ongoing relationship with an existing partner.

Chores. Somebody’s got to do them, and according to Associate Professor Leah Ruppanner, it’s women who bear the brunt of unpaid household labour.

Dr Kakenya Ntaiya is now the founder of Kakenya Centre for Excellence, a primary boarding school in the Maasai village of Enoosaen.

A man looks set to take on President Donald Trump, after Elizabeth Warren became the latest woman to drop out of the race to be the Democratic nominee.

Sixty seven groups have jointly signed a letter to state and federal governments, noting five clear areas for improvimg women’s safety.

Professor Cobie Rudd still encounters people who believe she must be a man due to the “professor” in her title.

Julia Gillard is writing a new book with economist, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Women and Leadership, that will be published in July 2020.

As the list of countries with community transmission of coronavirus increases, so too does the risk of an escalation in Australia.

The podcast covers a huge range of topics this week, starting with the most pressing: the urgent changes that need to happen to address domestic and family violence in Australia.

The first passage of a bill to make pads and tampons free has been achieved, with amendments expected in the second stage.

Government paid parental leave is now part of the working landscape for new parents in Australia, making it hard to remember that prior to 2011, we were one of just two developed countries in the world without such a scheme.