Women's Agenda

Schools barely rated a mention in the election campaign. But the incoming Albanese government faces a sector in crisis.

Mickey Dollens has suggested other politicians who have pushed for the banning of abortion should also support reversible male vasectomies.

Telstra Health is once again running its Brilliant Women in Digital Health Awards, with nominations now open to recognise 25 women from across Australia and their contributions in the health and aged care sectors.

To repair our relationship with the Pacific, the new government must make swift decisions addressing the climate emergency. But that’s just the starting point.

Freshly-minted Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has left Australia for her first international summit in the position, attending the Quad Leaders’ Summit in Tokyo with new Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Creative mother of three, Lisa Tu, started her own business during lockdown in western Sydney, combining florals and cake.

Powerful images have emerged from the red carpet of the Cannes Film Festival where women are protesting violence.

Women were everywhere and nowhere in the 2022 federal election, writes Camilla Nelson, University of Notre Dame Australia The message from the weekend’s vote was that the things that really matter to women and their communities matter at the ballot box, too.

Preselecting women would be a great start in addressing the women’s vote this coming election.

We’re interrupting our break from The Women’s Agenda Podcast to share this special discussion on the biggest stories from the week, as well as a few comments about the upcoming election (which we may come to regret Sunday morning).

Allowing early access to superannuation as a housing policy risks widening the gender gap between men and women, writes Alison Preston.

Tayla Harris speaks to Women’s Agenda for the latest of our Moments That Make Us series. Her moments have progressed women’s sport.