Senator Larissa Waters

Don’t just talk. Commit the funding and show political will to do what it takes to end violence against women, writes Larissa Waters.

Senator Larissa Waters share more on the push in parliament to expand support for women experiencing menopause and perimenopause.

We all know that the climate crisis is also a health and social crisis. But what the research behind TheClimateLoad report confirms is that the climate crisis is also gendered. Climate action is a feminist issue. 

After Tuesday night’s federal budget announcemnt, Senator Larissa Waters writes that the government is continuing to ignore women.

Reporting by the media or the police that minimises the role of the perpetrators contributes to the culture of violence, Senator Larissa Waters writes.

I’m no avid sports fan, but it might well be the Matildas that change that.

Often merit-based selection is propped up as an apparent argument against targets and quotas to improve the representation of women.

To say women are juggling incredibly busy lives is an understatement.

Having listened to the fine words of Malcolm Turnbull at a number of domestic violence events in Parliament House since he became Prime Minister, I was quietly optimistic about what the mid-year budget update would bring.

Most Australians, especially women, understand how pervasive sexism is, according to new polling by Essential Research.