Women's Agenda

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.

The National Family Violence Prevention Legal Services Forum has launched a campaign to reinstate its annual funding. Join the #SaveFVPLS campaign.

Sanna Marin will become Finland’s next Prime Minister and will lead a 5-member coalition of parties all led by women, four of whom are under 35.

Evangelical Christian churches say a man’s authority is in God’s plan. The belief that men control women breeds domestic violence.

Kelly Bayer Rosmarin has been named the next CEO of Singtel Optus, and will take over the role from current boss Allen Lew in April 2020. 

After much negotiation, the government has secured the repeal of the medical evacuation law – known as “medevac” – after making a secret deal with Senate cross-bencher Jacqui Lambie.

This week marks the five year anniversary of the Women in Science Parkville Precinct initiative. 

Recently, ‘women in STEM’ profiles are changing in an industry where only 27% of the workforce is female. But there’s another issue we don’t talk about.

Kamala Harris entered the 2020 democratic race with high hopes of becoming the first black woman to win a major party’s presidential nomination.