News & Views Tell your daughters about choking before the algorithm does I never planned to talk to my daughters about sexual strangulation. But these past days the choice was taken out of my hands.
News & Views How women might build lives in which love, work and family do not depend upon their disappearance Women are taught to earn joy. We can have it after the work is finished, everyone is happy, every need has been met.
News & Views A walk to Uluru taught me to slow down even when life is most turbulent Tasmanian Walking Company’s Uluru walk strikes a balance between feeling immersed in the landscape while still offering genuine comfort.
News & Views The Lindsay Clancy trial should make us ask: what happens when a mother’s mental health crisis becomes a catastrophe? The Lindsay Clancy trial asks what we can do better to support mothers facing severe mental health crises before tragedy strikes.
Soapbox Does having a mental illness mean having to pay more to accept second-class health care? Australians are investing more in mental health, yet many people still cannot afford the care they need when they need it.
News & Views Dr Amandeep Hansra and Professor Cassandra Szoeke win major awards for contributions to medicine Dr Amandeep Hansra and Professor Cassandra Szoeke have taken out major awards with the Australian Medical Association.
Partner Content Who should carry our baby? The path to parenthood for same-sex couples For same-sex couples, starting a family means navigating fertility options, donors and decisions about who carries the pregnancy.
Soapbox Young women were promised economic independence. Housing inequality is putting it out of reach Do young women have the same opportunities to build security as their predecessors? Things are getting tougher.
News & Views Devastating floods in Nepal leave thousands at risk, especially women and girls. Nepal’s devastating floods have left thousands displaced, with women and girls facing greater challenges during the recovery.
News & Views More than ‘misbehaving’. Teachers are reporting an increase in sexist and misogynistic behaviour in schools We’ve been hearing from teachers about the rise in sexist and misogynistic behaviour in schools, now we have data to back up the extent of such behaviour.
Life Could your mammogram one day detect heart disease too? A new study suggests so. The study offers a glimpse of how women’s health screening could evolve and how a test millions of women already undergo could be leveraged.
News & Views Meta settles landmark US lawsuit for nearly $18bn and agrees to change Facebook and Instagram Meta has settled a landmark lawsuit over teen safety, agreeing to billions in payments and sweeping changes across Facebook and Instagram.
