Lucia Osborne-Crowley

Today, President Barack Obama delivered his penultimate State of the Union address in Washington D.

Britain’s number one tennis player Heather Watson shocked audiences when she was eliminated from the Australian Open in the first round.

This week the Victorian government announced it expects a spike in the number of women fleeing family violence and in need of crisis accommodation.

Will Taylor Swift win the Triple J Hottest 100 this Australia Day? This is the question that has had plenty of Australians talking.

UN Women Global Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson has launched the next phase of the HeforShe campaign to promote gender equality and empower women and girls across the world.

Last year, Angela Ahrendts earned almost eight times more than her boss.

Last Tuesday President Obama called on the United States Congress to reform paid parental leave and sick leave laws to make work fairer and more flexible for all American parents.

The Queensland LNP has been criticised for two separate sexist emails it has released during the election campaign that is currently underway and the premier Campbell Newman won’t apologise for either of them.

Just as it seemed the possibility of a revamped Ghostbusters film was dead and buried, director Paul Feig announced he will remake the film in 2016.

The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, caused a small controversy when she arrived in Saudi Arabia this week for the funeral of King Abdullah with her hair uncovered.

A formal inquest into the siege that occurred in Martin Place in December last year began yesterday at the Coroner’s Court in Sydney.

Colleen McCullough, writer of the highest-selling Australian book, died yesterday aged 77.