Women's Agenda

As billionaires buy into media, concerns are growing about democracy and who influences the news in Australia today.

Married at First Sight was issued three SafeWork NSW improvement notices after participants alleged a pattern of unsafe behaviour.

One Nation’s treatment of journalists is raising concerns about press freedom and the state of Australian democracy.

Tony Abbott’s appointment as Liberal president has sparked concerns the party could move further toward conservative politics.

Australia condemned Israel after video showed detained flotilla activists taunted by minister Itamar Ben-Gvir during custody overnight.

New research reveals how manosphere content on TikTok can push young men towards misogyny, violence and harmful ideals.

Australia’s social media ban is leaving teens with less news, weaker civic engagement and fewer trusted information sources.

If “integrity” is interpreted mainly as tighter surveillance of claims, the practical effect may be more paperwork and more pressure on teachers and families to prove what should already be understood as an educational right, writes Catherine Smith, The University of Melbourne in this article republished from The Conversation.

A handful of new funding initiatives. Some repackaged existing funding initatives. And some headline achievements.

A proposed national childcare commission could shift Australia’s early education sector from crisis response to meaningful long-term reform.

New research shows serious menopause depression symptoms are being missed, leaving many women isolated, exhausted and overwhelmed.