Women's Agenda

With 1.8 million members, Ainslie van Onselen is the first woman and first person from ANZ to Chair Chartered Accountants Worldwide.

A 45 year old Australian man has been charged with 1623 offences against 91 girls in what has been described as “horrific” alleged offending,

After a shock 3-2 defeat to Nigeria, the Matildas need to win their next game against Canada to keep their World Cup hopes alive. 

But there is better news on girls studying STEM-related subjects in school and women pursing STEM qualifications.

We speak to Melissa Bowden from Workday about how the employers has shifted their policies to be more family friendly.

Kris Kneen’s ‘exquisite’ memoir about living in a fat body is deeply intimate. It somehow feels even more intimate than their books about sex and desire.

Regardless of the input, AI image generators will have a tendency to return certain kinds of results. This is where the potential for bias arises.

For NAIDOC week 2023, Women’s Agenda presents a powerful feature that shines a light on the extraordinary First Nations women in Australia. 

HCF introduces label free paid parental leave along with initiatives to support grandparents in their workplace.

Convicted murderer Chris Dawson has been found guilty of sexually abusing his former student in the 1980s. 

People have been quick to wipe their hands clean of yesterday’s sexism in order to make Gillard yesterday’s heroine, writes Joshua Black.