News & Views When it comes to corporate climate action, radical honesty is the only policy Purpose-led businesses face scrutiny, but real climate action depends on transparency, honesty, and accountability when progress falls short.
News & Views A woman-only ride option isn’t discrimination. It’s common sense Uber has rolled out its “Women Preferences” feature, allowing women passengers to choose a woman driver But Australia is not included.
News & Views Capital Gains Tax is a feminist issue. Right now women are getting a poor deal Australia’s capital gains tax discount fuels the housing crisis, rewards wealthy investors and locks many women out of security. It is intergenerational and gendered unfairness.
News & Views Louis Theroux’s new Netflix doco on the manosphere misses the story In trying to understand the men of the manosphere, Louis Theroux offers them what they crave: recognition, legitimacy and a wider audience.
News & Views Survivors need agency, choice and voice in sexual violence justice. It’s time to act on reform One year since the ALRC handed down a landmark sexual violence report, we must provide real choices to put survivors in control, writes Sex Discrimination Commissioner Dr Anna Cody.
Soapbox The UN’s gender architecture is under review. What happens next matters Proposed UN reforms raise concerns a merger of UN Women and UNFPA could weaken global gender equality protections.
News & Views The health system won’t improve for women until it listens to them As we move on from International Women’s Day for another year, my hope is simple: that women are truly listened to.
Climate Every degree of global warming deepens gender inequality. Here’s what we can do about it. By 2090, 10% of all cases of intimate partner violence are expected to be caused by climate change. We need to talk about it.
News & Views You know March 8, what about March 1? The question says everything about who feminism centres I had never heard of ‘International Women of Colour’ Day. The moment I discovered it existed annually on the first day of Women’s History Month, I felt something uncomfortable.
News & Views The ‘uberisation’ of part time roles is driving insecurity for women The United Workers Union has surveyed 1200 women working part time. The results reveal a deeper slide into gig-economy like conditions.
News & Views When the PM called Grace Tame “difficult”, women in business heard a warning “Difficult” is the quiet threat that hangs in the air any time a woman in business dares to take up space, writes Liz Nable.
News & Views ‘Let’s just apply together’: The co-CEOs reshaping what leadership looks like Two women. Applying to replace one highly respected male CEO. Together. My first reaction was: absolutely not.