News & Views Gen Z is the first generation in history in which men are more religious than women. Why? New research shows young men are becoming more religious while young women continue moving away from religion in Australia.
News & Views 16yo Perth boy charged with murdering mother and attempting to kill sister A 16-year-old boy has been charged after allegedly stabbing his mother to death and seriously injuring his younger sister.
News & Views Family violence survivors issued advice ahead of AusAlert test Those keeping a concealed phone as part of a family violence safety plan have been issued advice ahead of the AusAlert test this coming Monday.
News & Views Who is Services Australia protecting with its latest ‘crackdown’? Services Australia’s crackdown on financial abuse is failing mothers while abusive ex-partners exploit the child support system.
News & Views The Lismore blueprint: Supporting women small business owners through disaster and recovery Our Lismore Roundtable draws powerful insights from women SMB leaders in the region who have faced the unimaginable and are still pushing ahead, growing their teams and scaling up.
Business Women in Travel Awards open nominations for 2026 Australia’s largest awards program recognising women in the travel industry is back, with nominations now open.
Soapbox We all hear Pauline Hanson. Why don’t more Australians question it What actually is the right kind of migrant? Is it white, conservative, Catholic? Are they male, female, does a certain type not commit crimes?
News & Views One in 15 million: Brisbane woman gives birth to incredibly rare identical quadruplets A 34-year-old woman from Brisbane has given birth to identical quadruplet daughters in what has been described as a likely Australian first.
News & Views Molly took a chance on a solo walking trip and found unexpected connection on the trail For Molly Morrison, joining a small group of strangers on Tasmania’s iconic Three Capes Track was an opportunity to discover the joy of a shared adventure.
News & Views Sarah Eccles on caring for Country in the time of climate crisis In a recent episode of There Will Be Dancing, a podcast produced by Women’s Environmental Leadership Australia, Sarah Eccles reflects on what it means to lead with Country at the centre of every decision.
Appointments ‘This work has never mattered more’: DCA appoints Catherine Fitzpatrick as CEO Catherine Fitzpatrick will lead the Diversity Council of Australia through one of its most complex periods in history.
Ed's Blog He tried, but even Trump couldn’t steal the joy, bromance and brilliance of this World Cup He looked like an attention-seeking toddler among actual men, but Trump still couldn’t outshine the stories of this World Cup.