Women 's Agenda

Nike has released a powerful new advertisement with a budding young female player, Makena Cook, in the lead up to the Women’s World Cup in France,

Despite a rise in feminist-themed books for children, picture books remain highly gendered overall, writes Sarah Mokrzycki.

According to research, your name has a big influence on your job prospects and can cause problems in the hiring process, writes Ricardo Twumasi.

Are employers focusing on the right motivations (flex work, higher pay, leadership training etc) when it comes to attracting and retaining female talent?

The list also features Melinda Gates, Michelle Obama, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Tarana Burke and Winnie Byanyima.

Support working mothers has changed continually over the past few decades. Carla Pascoe Leahy, has interviewed successive generations of Australian mothers to find out what worked for them.

Often considered the ultimate example of the ‘Glass Cliff’ theory, it seems time is up for Theresa May and her pursuit of the most difficult of tasks: Achieving Brexit.

The Sunshine Coast Daily was forced to apologise to its readers for picturing QLD premier Annastacia Palaszczuk in crosshairs on its front page.

Not one woman featured in top ten most quoted politicians in digital & print articles. This near invisibility of women in politics is problematic.

She declared it a win for the environemnt and moderates with a ‘heart’.