Women's Agenda

Small Business Minister Julie Collins says the housing and homelessness portfolios complement the needs of today’s small business sector.

Stan Grant spoke to direct to camera at the end of ABC’s Q&A last night, sharing why he was taking a break from the show.

The latest Women’s Agenda report on Women’s Ambitions see burnout coming up as a leading hurdle to ambitions, following be confidence.

The South Korean government’s embrace of gendered citizenship has fueled the virulent gender war, with digital sex crimes used as ammunition.

It’s clear social media can negatively affect women’s relationships with their bodies, but recent research reveals a more nuanced picture.

Rebecca Heredia’s career in media and entertainment took years of hard work to achieve, including plenty of rejections and more than a dozen interviews before getting her first job in the industry.

New SBS series Safe Home attests to the ways violence is insidious and ingrained in systemic structures of power, writes Shannon Sandford.

ACT chief prosecutor Shane Drumgold has told an inquiry that he believed it was possible that federal ministers had interfered with police to thwart the now abandoned trial of Bruce Lehrmann.

The Victorian government has proposed a settlement in a class action with residents of public housing towers who were forced into a sudden COVID-19 lockdown. 

Vanessa Hudson has been announced as the next CEO of Qantas, replacing Alan Joyce in the high profile business position.

Technology is conditioning us to access more conveniences and remove friction from our lives. But is it taking our ability to truly connect?