Lucia Osborne-Crowley

Today marks International Girls in ICT day, a day dedicated to encouraging women and girls to consider a career in STEM industries and work towards eliminating the discrimination against women intechnology.

A woman’s body has been found on the south coast of NSW, inside a car being driven by a man police believe was known to her.

US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has clarified her campaign’s position on gender equality at the 6th Women in the World Summit in New York City.

Employers have been accused of using legal gymnastics to get around new workplace provisions for flexible working hours and domestic violence leave.

A man has been arrested and expected to be charged in relation to a body found in a car on NSW’s far south coast on Wednesday evening.

  When Sophie Roden was 24 years old, she moved from her Sydney home to Africa to take a job fighting the spread of Ebola.

Five men will take a six-month challenge to work flexibly or part time as part of a Workplace Gender Equality Agency initiative designed to show that flexibility benefits all workers – not just women.

200 girls and 93 women have reportedly been rescued from Boko Haram terrorist camps in Nigeria.

BHP Billiton has announced a $22 million partnership with the Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute to encourage women and girls to study maths.

Elizabeth Broderick is Australia’s longest standing Sex Discrimination Commissioner, and later this year will exit the role after an eight year term.

NSW deputy Labor leader Linda Burney has described regional western NSW as being “past a state of emergency” due to the high incidence of domestic violence.

*Update: The mayor of Albury has issued an apology for his comments.