Women's Agenda

When Molong was hit by devastating floods in 2022, Kirsty Evans, a local lawyer, stepped up to support local businesses impacted.

Banks and insurance providers can collaborate or partner with evidence-based domestic violence groups who can help inform best-practice around how to appropriately respond when a client discloses an abusive relationship.  

On International Day of the Girl, Plan International Australia CEO Susanne Legena speaks with 17-year-old Plan youth activist Lena Nabizada.

The generational divide among women is harmful and can be overcome through mentorship, mutual respect, and open communication.

Menopause is having a moment, with less stigma and more awareness about the changes it can bring. Here are four changes to look forward to.

Media coverage of sexual harassment in hotels and tourism often ueses harmful words and doesn’t tell the whole story, it’s time to change it.

Cardiovascular diseases can look very different in women than they do in men. Recognising these differences is essential.

No country is on track to achieve gender equality by 2030, write Stephanie Copus Campbell and Alison Holder.

A new code to make online dating safer for everyone comes into effect today. What will it do to make the apps better for women?

The Taliban’s newly enacted “vice and virtue” law imposes severe restrictions on women’s rights, including their freedom of speech, movement, and appearance, reversing decades of progress made in Afghanistan.

Why is Israel bombing Lebanon? We take a closer look at the escalating violence in the Middle East.

The legal personhood of unborn child should be changed to recognize their lives as separate from the mother’s.