News & Views

Last night on Q&A, panellists including Germaine Greer debated whether or not women should be held more accountable for their decision to stay in abusive relationships.

When Layne Beachley really wants something, she’ll do everything possible to make it happen.

A year ago the UK government introduced a revolutionary policy giving men the opportunity to care full time for their new baby.

On May 17, women leaders will converge on Canberra for the annual She Leads Conference.

As a small girl, Kate Jenkins “thought the fight had been fought” for women’s rights.

Half a billion dollars – that’s how much funding Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews announced last week to start implementing the recommendations from the state’s Royal Commission into Family Violence.

We’ve all heard about the ageing population.

  Australians will go to a double-dissolution election on July 2 after the Senate voted 36-34 on Monday night to defeat the government’s legislation to resurrect the so-called cop-on-the-beat Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC).

Jane Martino is about to take a leap into the great startup unknown – again.

Charlotte Wood’s just won the Stella Prize for her novel The Natural Way of Things, but she still finds discussing its subject matter difficult.

Known for disarming honesty and the ability to acknowledge her flaws, Tracey Fellows brings a refreshing vulnerability to senior leadership.

It’s been 16 years since Kate Morris founded Adore Beauty from her garage, but far from winding down, the successful entrepreneur is using the milestone to take her online cosmetics retailer to China to crack open a beauty market worth billions of dollars.