Lucia Osborne-Crowley

This year’s Golden Globe Awards created a lot of buzz around the presence of women in Hollywood.

Telstra will now offer its employees an extra ten days of paid leave each year under its domestic violence policy.

One in three male college students admit would they commit rape if the word “rape” was never used and if their actions had no consequences, a new study has revealed.

Accomplished Australian actress Caitlin Stasey has launched a website to create a new online space for women to tell their stories safely and honestly.

The hotly anticipated Oscar nominations for the year have been announced, with The Grand Budapest Hotel and Birdman leading the table with nine nominations each.

Britain has a brand new political party ready to take on the general election in May.

Did you watch episode 2 of season 4 of Girls last night? If not, you need to catch up.

Britain’s The Sun newspaper has decided to remove the topless women from their controversial page 3 spread as a result of a years-long protest and fierce debate from around the globe.

A collection of Australia’s top legal academics have released a statement condemning the recent personal attacks on Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs.

Financial news publication Bloomberg has become the first of its kind to mandate that news stories include female voices.

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.