Local ‘We have to say no’: Candlelight vigils mark National Domestic Violence Remembrance Day National Domestic Violence Remembrance Day is May 7, and people across the country are marking the occasion with candlelight vigils.
News & Views Coonabarabran grandmother to face charges in alleged double homicide of grandsons The bodies of two young boys were found in Coonabarabran on Monday, with police expected to charge their 66-year-old maternal grandmother.
Appointments Professor Lisa Wirihana appointed Dean of CQUniversity School of Nursing Professor Lisa Wirihana has been appointed the new Dean of the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Sciences (SNMSS) at CQUniversity.
Appointments New leadership team at ANROWS to meet critical moment for ending violence against women Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety has announced a new leadership team, including four new senior appointments.
Life The ‘silver lining’ effect for women who separate from a partner in mid-life: study Separation can be a traumatic life event, but a new study reveals factors contributing to women adjusting well.
Soapbox How Donald Trump became the accidental saviour of centre-left governments everywhere Donald Trump’s hate politics is finally doing some good. It’s showing other countries what they don’t want their governments to look like.
Partner Content Dr Manasi Murthy Mittinty is leading with purpose to create health equity for all Renowned health leader Dr Manasi Murthy is driving change in a unique intersection between chronic pain management and mental health.
Sport NSW Blues beat Queensland Maroons in State of Origin opening The New South Wales Blues claimed victory over the Queensland Maroons in the Women’s State of the Origin opener on Thursday.
Sport ‘Fighting the good fight’: Lane Davey, pioneer of women’s surfing at Pipeline, dies An icon, pioneer and innovator in women’s surfing, Lane Davey has died from stage 4 colon-ovarian cancer at 55 years of age.
Local South Australian government apologises to women for medical failure of surgical mesh implants The South Australian government formally apologises to women affected by faulty mesh products, four years after a state parliament inquiry.
Local The stakes are high for women this federal election. Here’s where each party stands on the issues With so much at stake, women deserve to know where candidates stand on gender equity issues this election.
Partner Content Olivia Orchowski on building Kyri: Wearable health tech for women When the idea for Kyri first sparked for Orchowski, she noticed that the tech space had been designed around men, leaving a market gap.