News & Views Bill to restrict late-term abortions defeated in South Australian parliament A right-wing effort to limit abortion access in Australia after 23 weeks has been voted down in the state’s Upper House.
News & Views New expert panels to advise on priority women’s health policies New expert panels will advise the federal government on future policy making in women’s health, the Albanese government has announced.
News & Views Victoria to establish new ‘women’s pain standard’ as it releases landmark report into women’s pain Victoria will introduce a new ‘women’s pain standard’ to set clear expectations for how women should be treated when seeking medical care.
News & Views How Butter’s Sam Richardson is redefining social tech for a disconnected age Sam Richardson tells Women’s Agenda about the startup she co-founded to help people form offline friendship in a digital-first world.
News & Views ‘Not a fringe issue’: 1 in 3 Australian households facing food insecurity One in three households experienced food insecurity in the past 12 months, while nearly 7 in 10 single-parent households now food insecure.
News & Views The travel community helping young neurodivergent Australians feel seen, supported and socially connected A travel group is helping young neurodivergent Australians find friendship, confidence, and belonging through shared adventures and support.
Partner Content How Ren Fernando turned a simple idea into a movement for women starting over Through her organisation, ReLove, Ren Fernando is leading a movement to give people in crisis a fresh chance at dignity and safety.
News & Views Candace Owens loses appeal over Australian visa rejection US far-right commentator Candace Owens has lost her appeal in the high court over a decision to deny her entry visa to Australia.
News & Views Class bias alive and well in Australian workplaces, new research shows Politicians often talk about Australia as the land of the ‘fair go’ but new research reveals that class bias is rife in workplaces.
News & Views Traditional investment plans leave women more vulnerable in retirement Women are more likely than men to run out of their retirement savings when relying on a traditional 60/40 investment mix.
News & Views NSW Department of Communities and Justice becomes accredited carer employer The Department of Communities and Justice has been recognised with an accreditation for supporting employees with caring responsibilities.
News & Views Sussan Ley’s approval rating slips as Liberal Party faces inner turmoil Sussan Ley’s approval rating has slipped in the latest national poll, a result that is expected to put pressure on her leadership.