News & Views Access to a timely and safe abortion is still not guaranteed in Australia In Australia, access to abortion is still a complex issue, despite the procedure being mostly decriminalised in states and territories.
News & Views 12 years ago today, Julia Gillard was sworn in as our first female prime minister It’s officially been 12 years since Julia Gillard made history, when she was sworn in as Australia’s first female prime minister.
News & Views Anneke Jamieson wins Napier Waller Art Prize for portrait of breastfeeding servicewoman A stunning portrait of an army servicewoman in uniform breastfeeding her baby has won a prestigious art prize.
sport Mollie O’Callaghan wins gold, becomes youngest world champion in 30 years O’Callaghan has made her mark at the World Championships, becoming the youngest women’s 100m freestyle world champion in more than 30 years.
News & Views Which political parties spent big on social media ads before the election? New research reveals the millions $12.5 million was spent running 26,945 political advertisements on Facebook and Instagram in the last two months before the federal election.
Screen 22-year-old Australian Milly Alcock cast in Game of Thrones prequel Milly Alcock will star in an upcoming Game of Thrones prequel series and was chosen to star in the series’ most recent poster.
News & Views Collingwood players apologise for rating women in TikTok video Two Collingwood players Jack Ginnivan and Isaac Quaynor have apologised for a video posted to TikTok where they rated women.
Partner Content How to support the 5000 mums of young kids who receive a cancer diagnosis every year Mummy’s Wish is a charity supporting mothers of young children who receive a cancer diagnosis. Here’s how you can support the cause.
News & Views Football and athletics to review transgender policies after swimming ban Football’s world governing body FIFA and World Athletics will move to review their transgender policies, after swimming’s decision.
News & Views At just 27, Fatima Payman will be the first Afghan-Australian to enter federal parliament Fatima Payman has been elected to the senate, making history as the first Muslim woman who wears a hijab to sit in federal parliament.
News & Views An intersectional approach is needed to improve culture of harassment and discrimination in legal and justice sector Discrimination, bullying, and harassment are rife in the legal and justice professions in Victoria, according to a new report.
News & Views The world’s most sustainable cities are led by female mayors A global sustainability index has ranked Stockholm, Oslo and Copenhagen as the three highest performing cites on sustainability measures.