News & Views

Last night, I realised I’m an unpaid carer, likely like many women across Australia who completed the Census forms. And that doesn’t even count the domestic and care I provide to my household of six.

Victoria’s gender equality law shows government action can drive real change, but progress must continue to close persistent gaps.

Robyn James joins There Will Be Dancing, a podcast produced by Women’s Environmental Leadership Australia (WELA) to explore what it means to share power in a movement that often assumes its own goodness.

Women across Australia are speaking up for climate action, using their experiences and communities to push for real change.

The ACTU announced early Tuesday that Melissa Donnelly will replace the outgoing Sally McManus as Secretary.

From the fuel crisis to the climate crisis and AI displacement, we report every year on the gendered impacts of more and more crises. What’s the overall cost of the crisis stack on women?

Too many political polls are creating noise and distraction, taking attention away from the issues that matter most.

The scale of Australia’s violence against women crisis is enormous, but Gina Rinehart could make a significant dent if she wanted to.

Women have made progress in surfing, but sexism and intimidation are still shaping who gets to feel like they belong in the water.

Researchers are warning that women face new harassment risks from smart glasses which are being used by men to secretly record women.