Women's Agenda

Pauline Hanson’s recent domestic violence comments reflect decades of support for men’s rights and opposition to feminism.

Natalie Kyriacou joins a recent episode of There Will Be Dancing to explore why humour might be the most underrated tools of the climate movement. 

More families are struggling with rising school fees as they cut back on everyday essentials to make ends meet.

More than one in 10 women with infants in Gaza suffer from difficulties with breastfeeding, a recent UN report has found. 

Childcare reforms have improved safety, but experts say lasting protection depends on cultural change and parent involvement.

Gaming can help mothers reduce stress, recharge and support their wellbeing, according to new Australian research.

Victoria’s second female premier Jacinta Allan says the “gig has been tough” but noted achievements on women’s health as being key to her legacy.

Over two decades of music, campaigns and policy work, Holly Rankin has landed on a single idea: if you change the story a society tells itself, you can change the system. 

Reports suggest several ministers have urged Allan to consider stepping aside to avoid a damaging internal contest.

Reform needs to be careful. Simply shutting down existing workplaces could leave some disabled workers worse off.

Victoria plans stronger AI hiring laws to help prevent discrimination against women and diverse workers during recruitment.