News & Views The 71yo woman who stormed the Capitol and rejects Trump’s pardon Pamela Hemphill served 60 days for her role in the January 6 insurrection. She says accepting the pardon would be an insult to police.
World US government reproductive rights website goes offline under Trump presidency A US government reproductive rights website has gone offline and search results for ‘abortion’ scrubbed as Donald Trump takes office.
World Bishop Mariann Budde confronts Donald Trump, asks for “mercy” towards LGBTQ+ and immigrant communities Bishop Mariann Budde calls outDonald Trump to his face in a sermon, asking him for “mercy” towards LGBTIQA+ and immigrant communities.
News & Views Addressing these 9 health conditions could benefit women and unlock $400 billion The women’s health gap can be attributed to a range of conditions that affect women disproportionately, including heart disease.
News & Views Syria’s new government is already oppressing women, posing a dire threat to their future As the international community celebrates the fall of Syria’s Assad regime, the future of women’s rights remains precarious.
News & Views Game, set, debate: why do women only play 3 sets in tennis? Women competed in best-of-five matches more than 130 years ago. So why do women play 3 sets now?
News & Views I shouldn’t have to switch off my phone to get a break from work but as a freelancer, it’s a necessity It’s something many self-employed individuals can relate to: how do we set boundaries with clients, and get time to switch off?
News & Views The artist showcasing Aboriginal culture to the world at the Australian Open Bobbi Lockyer is showcasing Aboriginal art to the world at this year’s Australian Open, with her vibrant artwork featured at the tournament.
World ‘Theatrics and governing’: US president Donald Trump signs first executive orders in crowded arena President Donald Trump is expected to sign around 100 executive orders within hours of taking office, signing the first in front of a crowd
News & Views ‘A critical first step’: Humanitarian aid and food trucks enters Gaza amid ceasefire International aid organisations work tirelessly to deliver supplies into Gaza as the pause in hostilities enters its first week.
News & Views A woman of ‘fearlessness and courage’: Former Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards dies Prominent abortion rights activist and former president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America Cecile Richards has died, aged 67.
Local ‘Sophisticated attacks’: Childcare centre in Sydney’s south-east set alight and graffitied with anti-Semitic slogan A childcare centre in Sydney’s south-east has been set alight and graffitied with an anti-semitic slogan early on Tuesday morning.
