Women's Agenda

Recent data from Victoria reveals that a significant proportion of individuals who died by suicide had experienced family violence.

Australia’s arms trade lacks transparency, with key exports to Canada, Chile, and the US, and imports mainly from the US and Spain.

Over five years, the new plan is a step up from the previous National Cabinet meeting, where around $1 billion was outlined.

British para archer Jodie Grinham has made history on the world stage, winning a bronze medal in women’s individual archery.  

An estimated 21,000 educators in early childhood education and care are needed to meet current demand, a new report has found.  

JD Vance’s negative comments about single women are likely widening the gender gap in politics, as these women, who feel a strong bond with other women’s issues, are more inclined to support Democrats

While women’s Australian football has seen significant growth, research indicates that female athletes face unique injury risks.

Older women and women with disability are too often overlooked when it comes to conversations and action on ending violence against women.

The success of new laws allowing employees to refuse work communications outside working hour will depend on employers.

In the Northern Territory election, Labor is fighting hard to stay in power against a strong challenge from the CLP, and the results could be unpredictable due to varying voter swings and high early voting.

Financial abuse is often a precursor to more severe forms of violence, writes Zaneta Mascarenhas. The stories are heartbreaking.

Urging policy changes to better support different family types facing financial hardship and unequal childcare burdens.