News & Views Stop calling It ‘burnout’: How menopause brain fog and exhaustion could signal depression New research shows serious menopause depression symptoms are being missed, leaving many women isolated, exhausted and overwhelmed.
News & Views What mums really want this Mother’s Day (hint: it’s not a blender) This Mother’s Day, mums are asking for shared care, equal pay and freedom from carrying the family mental load.
News & Views Mother’s Day isn’t one feeling. It’s four. None of them fit in a bouquet. Mother’s Day reflects the unseen load of caring for children, ageing parents and the emotional weight Mother’s carry.
News & Views Why sleep might be the most overlooked leadership tool we have More women are recognising that wellbeing is not separate from performance. It is what enables it. And when we’re rested, we’re more focused.
News & Views Family and business trusts could soon have to pay more tax – with a few likely exceptions Proposed trust tax changes could see wealthy Australians and family businesses pay tax rates closer to ordinary workers.
News & Views One day is not enough: A love letter to mothers everywhere One day of flowers and brunches can’t capture the relentless, invisible labour and lifelong weight of motherhood.
News & Views I worked as a midwife when contraception was illegal. We shouldn’t forget what that looked like A midwife recalls delivering babies in poverty, reminding us reproductive rights shape women’s choices, lives and futures.
News & Views Abbey Holmes on mum guilt, loneliness and the backlash over returning to work Abbey Holmes says connection, support and backing yourself can make all the difference through early motherhood loneliness.
News & Views Three ‘ISIS brides’ arrested after arrival in Australia Three women known as “ISIS brides” have been arrested and charged by police after arriving in Australia on Thursday night.
News & Views Women pay twice when federal agencies cut staff. As workers, and as the women who rely on them Six in ten federal public servants are women. But as government agencies face staff cuts, CPSU’s Melissa Donnelly says it’s women who pay.
News & Views I’m an ED doctor. The patients I see in heatwaves and cold snaps are being failed by policy Dr Marianne Cannon sees the costs of cold and hot homes in emergency departments every week. Australia’s best energy security policy starts at home.
News & Views As ‘ISIS brides’ and families arrive in Australia today, some will be arrested ISIS-linked women and children are expected to arrive back in Australia, bringing an end to their efforts to leave north-east Syria.