Women's Agenda

Women are leading meaningful change funded by Northern Rivers Community Foundation grants across the Northern Rivers region.

As the social media ban edges closer, young people may experience a range of responses, including withdrawal, frustration, and isolation.

If you’re convicted of sexual abuse, your friends and family can tell the court how good you are, with the hope of a more lenient sentence.

If left unchallenged, political deep fake videos could have profound impacts on Australian elections, as they did in the US.

A survey 0f 23 specialist homeless services highlights the surge in demand.

Jamie Oliver has spoken about the steep cultural learning curve he has undergone since he apologised and withdrew a children’s book he wrote that negatively stereotyped a young First Nations character. 

In South Korea, a growing number of young women are rejecting societal expectations of marriage, motherhood and heterosexual relationships.

Fleur Chambers knows a thing or two about redefining the confidence narrative, especially for high-achieving women.

Award-winning journalist Sally Sara will become the new host of the ABC’s Radio National Breakfast show.

The comments have been described as offensive to women in terms of “not understanding their agency, their autonomy and their rights.

Voters’ changing views of women in politics, with more positive beliefs and less trust in men, could help Kamala Harris win US presidency.