Jane Gilmore

Gender bias in uni students: what happens to those kids after they graduate In yet more news that should be shocking but is really just another drop in a big biased ocean, a recent study found that gender has a greater effect on how students evaluate their teachers than the quality of teaching.

Are the issues that matter to Australian women going to be taken seriously in the election campaign this

The Daily Telegraph recently ran an article claiming that Peta Credlin is under consideration as the next Sex Discrimination Commissioner.

While we still think in terms of “politicians” and “female politicians”, we can’t pretend gender isn’t an issue in

More than 125,000 women, close to half of them with children in their care, were homeless because of domestic violence between 2012 and 2014.

Women’s work is more highly valued if you can hide that it was done by women.

I’m sure most of you would have read our huge news last week.

A decade after 14 women accused Bill Cosby of rape and were ignored, a (male) comedian called Bill Cosby a rapist and suddenly the entire world was talking about it.

Joe Hockey has a fair history of what the media likes to call gaffes.

Just as this image came up on my screen, my 16-year-old daughter glanced over my shoulder.

Why Amnesty International’s decision to decriminalise sex work is a win Amnesty International adopted a resolution on Tuesday to protect the human rights of sex workers around the world.

Yesterday was quite a day for the grown-men-behaving-like-giant-babies brigade.