Women's Agenda

New research suggests hybrid work benefits employees, but some bosses oppose flexibility because they value power and status.

In line with Birth Trauma Awareness Week, new research exposes the mental health impacts that can follow traumatic birth experiences.

Lavanya Chappa was allegedly stabbed to death in her home by her husband, while her two young children were present.

A young mother’s alleged murder leaves another family grieving as Australia’s devastating toll of violence against women continues.

Australians are living longer, but many are also spending more of those extra years in poor health and disability.

Dr Karla Hutt has led on an exciting new development at Moonash University: identifying a gene that appears to help slowdown fertility decline.

Just nine per cent of those aged between 61 and 80 report feeling very confident about their bodies, according to the Butterfly Foundation today.

Young women are moving away from heterosexuality much faster than young men, reflecting changing ideas about gender and identity.

Balancing innovation with appropriate safeguards will be critical, says Jane Livesey on what workplace leadership must get right on AI.

NSW grant funding will support women, climate startups and innovation events bringing founders, investors and opportunities together.