News & Views

March 8th 2016 see’s us celebrate International Women’s day with the theme – Pledge for parity.

The story of how psychology framed women for their own assaults began, as so many of psychology’s stories do, with some trapped animals.

When former Chief of Army David Morrison was announced as the 2016 Australian of the Year, a number of media outlets pronounced him as “warrior for women”.

Recently I was at an open home viewing with a newbie salesperson who was there to learn from me and get a feel for how open homes go.

San Francisco-based food review website Yelp has fired one of its customer service employees hours after she wrote a public essay condemning the company for not paying employees a living wage.

Moralising commentaries about the Safe Schools Coalition are dangerously out of touch with the science of sex, the social research about gender and the realities of the ways that young people already understand their own sexual and gender identities.

If you care about doing your job well and (equally) the opinion of others, have you occasionally been up for the Office Doormat award? “No!” you think, “I’ve always stuck up for my rights, as well as my responsibilities.

The issue of poor female representation in movies has been examined from many angles, from the lack of women in positions in power to investors wary of female-led films.

Gender inequality of women starts early and follows them for their entire lives.

A new deputy secretary at a “blokey” primary industries department has a plan to give women a fair go.

“The right to freedom can never be absolute, because it must be consistent with the freedom of others.

Two not-for-profits are joining forces for an event backed by Microsoft that will aim to empower young girls with the various possibilities of the tech world.