Lucia Osborne-Crowley

Is it ever acceptable to make jokes about rape? That is the question that panel members at Junkee’s new Take On debate series dissected earlier this week.

At a Senate estimates committee hearing yesterday, Human Rights Commission President Gillian Triggs was attacked by the federal Attorney General and a number of Liberal Senators.

Yesterday I shared the pleasure of hearing former Prime Minister the honourable Julia Gillard speak at the 2015 NAB Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.

This morning, Prime Minister Tony Abbott signed the UN’s HeforShe pledge at an International Women’s Day breakfast in Canberra.

Yesterday, news broke that the LNP plan to hold their International Women’s Day event at a men-only club in Brisbane.

Have you heard Meghan Trainor’s new song or seen the video clip? If not, you might consider avoiding it, because it perpetuates gender stereotypes that belong firmly in the twentieth century and, worse still, it is incredibly catchy.

Earlier this week, a 17-year-old girl was found dead in a park in Doncaster in Melbourne.

Have you ever watched the TV game show Family Feud? For the uninitiated, the show’s premise is simple; two families compete with each other to guess the most popular responses to questions posed by the host.

Last week, Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz seemingly made a tragic and terrifying decision to fly an airbus A320 into the French alps, killing all 149 passengers on board.

Yesterday morning, news broke that a young man had been arrested and charged for the murder of 26 year old high schoolteacher Stephanie Scott.

Yahoo’s chief executive Marissa Mayer has decided to take “office perks” to the next level by introducing an on-site medical centre, pharmacist, fitness centre and more – including goats to graze the lawns.

As the famed Mad Men series approaches its final hours, the show has been getting a lot of attention.