Women's Agenda

Trump’s executive orders impact Australian research, raising concerns over DEI and foreign influence in universities.

Being stalked led Roanne Monte to create her own AI-native retrospective video intelligence platform to keep others safe.

In her new Quarterly Essay, Jess Hill asks whether the government’s response to gender-based violence is fit for purpose.

Middle-aged women face increased eating disorders due to societal pressures, misdiagnosis, and cultural perceptions of aging.

In the final episode of our podcast AI Unlocked, we take a look at how women are fighting inequality with AI.

Women caregivers provide vital support for aging relatives, however, they often go without the support they need to do their work,

AI is transforming society, but ethical challenges and myths hinder women’s leadership in using its full potential.

For the second year, the Workplace Gender Equality Agency has released the gender pay gaps of private sector employers in Australia.

People experiencing domestic violence are often urged to report their abuse to police. But what if your abuser is a police officer?

In the podcast series AI Unlocked, a three-part special supported by Salesforce, we take a look at the gender gap in the uptake of AI.

We used to think that authenticity was inherently good, but leaders are increasingly ‘signalling’ their messages in polarising ways.

Research released on Monday shows women whose mothers are not old enough for the pension are less likely to have children.