Women's Agenda

Tate is capitalising on the deeply narrow idea of male success defined by physical prowess, sports cars, money and controlling women.

Lead or own a small business or startup in Australia? We’d love your input for key research on women running and building businesses.

How can the news media represent women’s voices better? The answer might be in a recent report, “From outrage to opportunity”.

While more regular Australians are contending with rising costs, the uber rich are getting richer. A lot richer.

Australia’s highest-ranking Catholic cleric Cardinal George Pell died in Rome on Tuesday, following complications that occurred hip surgery.

This anthropological study gives an evolutionary perspective on why women are more likely than men to be bearing a heavy work burden.

There are a range of new flashpoints and ongoing deadly conflicts the world has largely ignored due to the focus on Ukraine.

Brazil’s Congress, the presidential palace and supreme court are being invaded by Jair Bolsonaro supporters as we publish today.

A “new chapter” as Michelle Gunn steps up from Editor to Editor in Chief at the national newspaper, The Australian

An Iranian chess player has become a powerful symbol and reminder of just what Iran looses in its continued oppression and war against women and girls.

Belinda Clark is the first woman globally to be the subject of a cricketing statue. The work was unveilled at the SCG this week.