Kristine Ziwica

The Foster report and its recommendations are – at best — a band-aid. They won’t make Parliamentary workplaces safe, writes Kristine Ziwica.

Neither Jane Hume nor Marise Payne would respond to whether women’s economic security was on the agenda at the July 9th National Cabinet meeting.

Someone needs to stand up for the everyday mums who don’t occupy the privileged world of social media influencers.

As Senate Estimates heard this week it was cobbled together quickly, within weeks of the Budget being delivered.

Is Australia – following a trio of emotional displays from high-profile men accused of serious sexual misconduct — now in the midst of its own “himpathy reckoning”.

We got more of the same “lean in” and “choices” crap in the Women’s Budget Statement that we have heard before.

Our paid parental leave system encourages ‘primary carers’, who usually then are female, and pick up the slack for years. We can fix this.

A report from Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre and the Workplace Gender Equality Agency conceded that for some women, the gender pay gap may never close.

Andrew Laming was ordered into empathy training by the prime minister after downplaying his apology for bullying two Brisbane constituents.

If women in the Liberal Party can’t speak freely, what is the point of a Minister for Women in a Morrison government?

On Monday, Morrison launched into a laundry list of everything “his government” is doing and has done to tackle violence against women.

If framing the “what’s at stake” narrative as “the rule of law” is part of their calculated plan to “manage” this crisis, we mustn’t let that happen.