Women's Agenda

Unregulated peptides may pose greater risks for women, with hormone disruption, side effects and unknown impacts on fertility and pregnancy.

Indigenous Business Australia has appointed Bronwyn Dodd, Jessica Bulger and Krista Dunstan to its board, creating a majority women and Indigenous-led board.

The NSW Government has promised a 50% increase in funding for six frontline specialist domestic and family violence programs.

The ICC used a rest day at the T20 Women’s World Cup to announce new “Return to Play Post-Pregnancy Guidelines”.

A century in operation is a huge milestone. But for Family Planning Australia, the week is marred by attempts to rollback women’s health gains. CEO Sue Shilbury shares this piece.

Richard White is being investigated by the Australian Federal Police over claims he exploited a woman’s immigration status and financial situation for sex.

Girls can succeed in maths, but outdated stereotypes continue to influence their confidence and future study choices.

When her daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, workplace support helped Bo balance caring and work.

Many women carefully consider the risks of ‘freebirth’ but often consider things such as unwanted intervention and birth trauma as a risk in itself that they find unacceptable.

A win, yes. But we must keep advocating for reforms to improve the wellbeing, status, conditions and pay of early childhood educators, writes Associate Professor Marg Rogers

One Nation’s anti-abortion push reflects MAGA influence in Australia, raising concerns about the mainstreaming of far-right politics.

South Australian women business leaders are driving growth while facing persistent structural and gendered barriers.