Madeline Hislop, Author at Women's Agenda

According to the latest data from the HILDA Survey, there’s a growing number of Australians choosing not to live with their intimate partner.

To bring an end to the year that was, we’ve put together a list of the moments that lifted us up throughout the year.

The Matildas are set to receive a major funding boost from the federal government, securing $1.9 million in funds ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics.

The TGA has made a final decision not to allow the contraceptive pill to be sold over the counter at pharmacies.

The Women’s Tennis Association says recent public comments from Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai has not alleviated its concerns over her wellbeing.

The West Australian Liberal party has preselected Linda Aitken, a clinical nurse specialist, to replace Christian Porter in Pearce.

As NSW government dropped its mask mandate, the state’s Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant encouraged people wear them.

Gymnasts who were sexually abused by disgraced former US gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar will receive $380 million.

Tiffany Mitchell has said she’s faced “clear racial discrimination” playing in Australia, after she was told to tie her braids up in a bun.

It’s been three years to the day since Prime Minister Scott Morrison promised to introduce a federal integrity commission.

Ahead of next year’s federal election, female independents have been announcing their candidacies in blue-ribbon seats.

A women’s version of the Tour de France will be held next year and Australian cyclist Sarah Gigante wants to be there to compete.