Women 's Agenda

Heart disease is a major killer of women all over the world. So why the lack of awareness? And why are women’s symptoms so frequently missed? 

Georgia Beattie is leaving Startup Victoria for a new challenge, after being appointed Executive Manager of Spacely, a new property website from REA Group. 

The worst ferry name ever will be replaced with something much more worthy.

The Time’s Up campaign has hit the 2018 Grammy Awards, with recording artist Janelle Monae introducing a female led performance by declaring that, “We come in peace, but we mean business.”

Two advocates for women in their respective fields have been named Australian and Young Australian of the Year at a ceremony in Canberra tonight. 

Trump inspired the March. Now he tries to claim it as being about celebrating “unprecedented economic success”.

Citigroup has disclosed its pay gap, and committed to close it in three countries.

“While some pregnant women may notice they don’t feel as “sharp” as usual, these effects are realistically not likely to have any dramatic impact on everyday life.”

500 boxes of Germaine Greer’s records reveal it’s time to acknowledge her as a journalist.

We check in with five women who’re highly engaged in Australian politics, and want more of us to pay attention.

These founder meet three criteria: they’re smashing stereotypes; they’re more ‘under the radar’ than they should be; and they have stories to tell.

Get your Summer reading list sorted with this list of reader-recommended fiction and non-fiction books.