Women 's Agenda

Medical science has sidelined women’s health and disregarded women’s pain. This is a guide for teenage women navigating the medical system.

New research indicates that pornography contributes to women’s pleasure in complex and contradictory ways, ultimately reinforcing inequality.

On 1 May 2019, Future Super became the first super fund to completely exclude investments in companies that have no women on their boards.

In an election campaign full of giveaways but short on serious economic reform, Labor’s proposed change to childcare support is most important.

Virginia Trioli, will replace longtime presenter of Mornings on ABC Radio Melbourne, Jon Faine, from next year. He has held the role for 23 years.

WorkScore data from more than 8,800 employees shows that 39% of employees are sleeping 6 hours or less a night and are more stressed because of it.

Early childhood education and care barely rated a mention in the lead-up to the 2016 federal election. Preschool is on the agenda now.

The day that George Pell’s conviction for sexual abuse was reported calls to the 1800RESPECT counselling service surged by 30%.

Boys and children from relatively advantaged families and neighbourhoods – particularly in Sydney – are more likely to delay starting school.

Saudi women are becoming a diverse group that defy the law to expand women’s rights, writes Alainna Liloia, from University of Arizona,