Holly Jones

In 2014 very few modern families can rely on a stereotypical 1920s housewife to keep the home fires burning.

Literally, I can’t deal with Redfoo’s latest song.

On Saturday, Emma Watson delivered a game-changing speech about feminism to the United Nations, bringing gender equality to the top of mainstream conversation.

A three-day conference focusing on violence prevention is underway in Bendigo this week.

Jennifer Lawrence was one of many celebrities targeted by the widespread leak of private photographs in August, and she has finally broken her silence saying, “it wasn’t a scandal, it was a sex crime.

Chief Executive Women (CEW) has announced the nine winners of its executive education scholarships for women leaders.

After a decade–long silence, Monica Lewinsky has made her first ever public speech, to announce her campaign to end cyber bullying and the culture of internet shaming.

Sex discrimination commissioner, Elizabeth Broderick, has been named the winner of The Australian Financial Review and Westpac 100 Women Of Influence Awards for 2014.

Sixty percent of Australian women firmly support the right of women in Australia to wear the burqa, according to a snap poll conducted by The Heat Group.

Making the decision to leave an abusive relationship is recognised as a particularly dangerous time.

Female chief executives are still very much in the minority in Australia but they earn a higher annual salary than their male counterparts.

Liberal MP Teresa Gambaro has spoken out critically about the composition of Cabinet and is calling for change.