Women's Agenda

When it comes to having a sibling with a disability, care often falls on women who are already caring for others.

Pauline Hanson has always identified her “enemy”, whether it be immigrants, Islam or the Voice to Parliament. It’s an intentional decision.

Women are leaving Australia’s mining industry because the culture and structures still make the job harder for them.

Asking women what they’d do if there were no men for a day is a fast way to provoke men, writes author Georgia Harper.

Anjali Sharma didn’t set out to become one of Australia’s most recognised youth climate voices.

Victim-survivors need safe, confidential counselling after sexual violence, yet courts often let lawyers access records, breaking trust.

There are two ways to understand sexual harassment in the workplace, but one of them is more scientific than the other.

Ukrainian women displaced by war turn to surrogacy overseas, facing risks, limited protections, and growing global demand pressures.

Kathryn Nelson became a Plastic Free Mermaid, turning science into action, creativity and joy, shared on a podcast.

One Nation surge in South Australia pressures Angus Taylor as Liberals risk losing voters and direction further.

One Nation’s rise sparks scrutiny, as Pauline Hanson’s party faces pressure to deliver clear, credible policies for voters