Angela Priestley

Beware the women. We’re an easy common enemy for otherwise disparate groups on the right. The US trend is catching on in Australia.

Don’t let (slight) improvements in the number of women on corporate boards in Australia lure you into believing these boards are achieving the diversity needed for improved decision-making.

Everyone’s talking about Japan’s youngest female mayor daring to announce that she’ll be taking maternity leave.

A drug for breast cancer and endometriosis is being pulled from Australia; its higher dose version, PBS-approved for prostate cancer, is staying.

Most mothers who had a child since 2020 feel lonely. Few feel part of a “village”. Here’s what we learned from hundreds of mothers.

Julie Inman Grant calls it “outragement”: the addictive, pull-you-in content across social media. The eSafety Commissioner knows it’s tough for adults to resist, so what hope do kids have?

There will be more spent on offshore detention in one year than new spending addressing violence against women over next 4 years.

Typically, large Australian employers announce enhancements to their paid parental leave policies. EY just unveiled a penalty for staff who resign.

Our Federal Budget 2026 roundup of reactions from groups representing female-dominated workforces, refugess, climate, safety and more.

A Women’s Budget Statement is always welcome. But it’s reading more like a lengthy press release than a document for achieving real change.

A massive surge in referrals to domestic violence services is linked to financial pressure and isolation. The Budget can help

Maria Antonieta Alcalde never backs down. The new Director General of International Planned Parenthood Federation is well aware of the forces the world’s largest network of reproductive rights is up against.