Women 's Agenda

The states and territories have agreed to several national reforms to help improve children’s safety in early childhood education.

The majority of those on the minimum wage in Australia are women. From July, they’ll see a 3.5 per pay increase.

Steph Catley stepped in for captain and penalty duties, with Sam Kerr out due to injury. Catley scored the winning goal.

Ahead of this week’s federal budget, here’s new information on how removing parenting payments when children turned 8 harmed single mothers.

You can’t pour from an empty cup – make sure to take care of yourself. You need to prioritise the areas of mental, physical, and oral health.

This year’s Women’s Budget Statement outlines $2.1 billion in targeted spending for women and girls to “plan for a stronger future”.

A report uses an international benchmark of no more than 7% of disposable income spent on childcare to determine affordability.

An Open Letter to Scott Morrison on behalf of the grassroots organisers of the #March4Justice 5050 Foundation & #CredibleWomen everywhere.

“Speed is more important than perfection in emergency outbreaks,” WHO Executive Director Dr Michael J Ryan says of stemming the spread of COVID-19.

The Qld government referred the archaic ‘mistake of fact’ defence to the Law Reform Commission for review in 2019. Submissions from the public are now open.

On Monday the Greens secured senate support for strong protection measures and safeguards for women who choose to give evidence for the family law inquiry.

Australian books are not consistently taught in classrooms and, when they are, they more often than not marginalise female, refugee and Indigenous authors.